r/PlaceNostalgia • u/anpaily • 1d ago
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/[deleted] • Apr 12 '17
The official text history of the Green Lattice
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/AreetPal • May 13 '20
Off-Topic Posts
There have been a lot of posts recently that are photos of real world places. These obviously don't belong here and are breaking rule 1, so can we maybe start removing them and/or give an option to report them?
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/Different-Nose-9743 • May 09 '26
Which of these pixel arts is your favorite?
galleryr/PlaceNostalgia • u/Different-Nose-9743 • Apr 23 '26
This pixel war between US and Russia got out of control
galleryr/PlaceNostalgia • u/joseph_Phillips123 • Jan 21 '25
R/PLACE STILL EXISTS
The website rplace.live is a still up version of r/place
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/AtmospherePale5151 • May 04 '24
is anyone still here?
Just checking on y'all
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/ImPunny88 • Jan 30 '24
The Final 50 Players to play Halo 2 on Xbox Live
My Halo 2 Final 50 documentary has finally been released! Halo 2 servers shutdown with Xbox Live 1.0 on April 15th, 2010. 50 players managed to stay on the servers and play for weeks past the shutdown. This documentary includes interviews & never before seen pictures & videos from the days after the shutdown.
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/Previous-Drummer-479 • Jul 25 '23
Screenshot 25.07.2023 00:20 GMT +2
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/MagmaPancake • Jul 11 '23
leaving my mark before this place is gone tommorow
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/ComprehensiveSign429 • Jul 09 '23
Who else still plays this in 2023?
Idk why but this game just gets more relaxing to play as time goes on. Like the music that plays while you’re building, surviving, or whatever just feels like pure nostalgia and relaxation. I know this sounds “nerdy” but I’m curious
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/SadAd2882 • Jun 05 '23
Sukhothai was the capital of the first Kingdom of Siam in the 13th and 14th centuries. It has a number of fine monuments, illustrating the beginnings of Thai architecture.
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/SadAd2882 • Jun 05 '23
Siem Reap- Siem Reap province is located in northwest Cambodia. It is the major tourist hub in Cambodia, as it is the closest city to the world famous temples of Angkor
r/PlaceNostalgia • u/SadAd2882 • Jun 05 '23