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That's one of the ones I found before too!I think https://gensokyoradio.net/ is pretty neat! One gripe I have is that (I think?) they default to mp3 audio. But there's a lower bitrate Opus option at https://stream.gensokyoradio.net/
Maybe you could use some third-party radio player? On Android, Transistor might work, since I read it supports .m3u (and .pls), which you can find for Gensokyo Radio at https://stream.gensokyoradio.net/ . If it won't work, there are a bunch of other radio players that exist, at least when I quickly looked through F-Droid.That's one of the ones I found before too!
I was going to download the app onto my new phone, but unfortunately, it doesn't work for newer android models.
I'm not sure. I'd probably have to look into that before really trying anything.Maybe you could use some third-party radio player? On Android, Transistor might work, since I read it supports .m3u (and .pls), which you can find for Gensokyo Radio at https://stream.gensokyoradio.net/ . If it won't work, there are a bunch of other radio players that exist, at least when I quickly looked through F-Droid.
Cool thing about taisei is it also as a native linux version, for the like 3 other people on this website who use Linuxmoriyashrine.org
Ok but to be for real, after long and extremely hard searching (10 minutes) I found two coolish sites
maribelhearn.com
play.taisei-project.org (this one is an actual browser game, I can't play though since I'm on mobile. Tell me if it's good or not)
Ah. That's another of the ones I had found but forgot the name of. That site really is interesting. It's impressive how it's even still being updated.https://touhou-memories.com/ is pretty cool. It's a blog which goes into the technical details and release histories of various Touhou games. Pretty interesting to browse through.
https://touhou-memories.com/ is pretty cool. It's a blog which goes into the technical details and release histories of various Touhou games. Pretty interesting to browse through.
This site was already mentioned before.this website is pretty cool if you want to see assets and version histories of all touhou official works! https://touhou-memories.com/
As long as it's not just filled to the brim with "explicit" artwork, then I'd love to know the name of that site.theres a touhou imageboard, dont remember the link but its out there