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Blogs I follow :

The cRPG Addict : All the western RPG ever released on computer. More than 400 games and counting.

The Data Driven Gamer : My occasional sparring partner. Covers all the gaming milestones from the early era.

The Digital Antiquarian : The history of early computer gaming : the games, the machines, the companies.

Renga in Blue : All the Western adventures games chronologically.

Almost a Famine : Short reviews on a lot of old FPS and a few other miscellaneous games not covered elsewhere.

Retro365 : Short reviews and history of old games with a lot of high quality pictures. Includes a lot of unique / forgotten games.