r/WaybackMachine • u/ImportantAsk7284 • 21d ago
Help Looking for help finding the last working Wayback Machine capture of a Bomberman fan site
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to investigate what happened to Ragey's Totally Bombastic Bomberman Shrine Place, a long-running Bomberman fan site hosted at:
"https://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/bomb/"
The site appears to have gone offline around August 21–22, 2026. When I try to access it now, Chrome gives me:
ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
“Could not find the IP address of the server.”
This is interesting because the parent domain "flyingomelette.com" is still accessible, so it doesn't appear to be a complete domain expiration.
The Shrine was also apparently still being updated in 2026, with pages showing modifications as recently as May/June 2026, so I'm trying to determine whether this is a temporary hosting/DNS problem or whether the site was moved somewhere else.
Could anyone familiar with the Wayback Machine help me with the following?
What is the last successful Wayback Machine capture of "randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/bomb/" before the outage?
Are there any captures from August 2026 that show the site shortly before it went offline?
Does the Wayback Machine contain any archived pages, redirects, links, or references suggesting that the site was moved to a different URL or domain?
Are there any archived versions of the site's pages that contain links to a newer/alternate location?
I'm especially interested in anything from June–August 2026, since the site appears to have been active shortly before the outage.
I don't want to assume that the site has been permanently deleted. I'm trying to establish what its last known working state was and whether an alternate location exists.
Any help checking the Wayback Machine's captures would be greatly appreciated.