News
From The Intra Clinic
As promised, here's a second post of today! If you don't know yet, we have a sister project - The Intra Clinic! It is an archive of games created by Notch other than Minecraft. Recently (thanks, SuperLlama!), we have obtained a previously lost game Dachon4k, and an original jar of Takns. If you'd like to know more, head over to The Intra Clinic's News section. ~D
A Really Simple Syndication
Hello! I've pushed an update to the website, which adds a RSS feed for the news section! You can find it omniarchive.uk/rss here. More changes to the site are coming really Soon(tm) + a second announcement later today *winky face*. So with no time to waste, make sure to add us to your favourite RSS client! ~D
On this day?
Hi y'all! I have started working on the 'On this day' section. Since there is a lot of things that could and will be there, it's gonna take at least a month or two for us to fill everything in, so please be patient. Make sure to check the website every day for your daily dose of Minecraft knowledge!
The origins of glass
When Notch first added glass to the game - in the version 0.0.19a, people told him it looked more like ice, so he quickly changed it in 0.0.19a_01 to the well known glass texture that has been in the game until the Jappa-fication. Up till today, we had only known this first glass texture as a few blue-ish pixels from far away, which changed with greenslimy finding a video on his old hard drive, featuring himself building a small house - in the version 0.0.19a. It's a good thing he built it with windows, since thanks to him, we now have a very good idea on how the glass looked. Here's the video in it's full Windows XP glory.
The oldest Minecraft world
Ever wondered what the oldest Minecraft world is? And is it even archived somewhere? The answer is YES! We have recently obtained this file with the amazing help of Ez, who had it saved on her computer all this time. It's quite a famous world also, it was featured in a blog post on The Word of Notch! You can download it here. And to fill up some more space here, here's some screenshots:
We're live!
(You should ignore the test posts below)
Hello there! This is the new Omniarchive website from now on, it's designed to look like and old 90s/00s site, and is best watched on a CRT monitor (If you don't have one, GET IT!) The site is still missing loads of things that I plan adding, so stay tuned!
Almost there!
The website is almost ready for a public release! I will not include the 'On this day' section because it will require loads of work. -D
Hello again!
Hello and welcome to my new YouTube let's play! Today, we will be playing this little indie game called 'Minecraft'.
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Old article
This article was not written 5 days ago, like the name suggests. It's actually a test to make the "NEW" thing working in the navigation bar. Wonder how long these can be.