In this section we'll be talking to the VIP's of the industry. People that were in some way or another important in the history of the ST. We are anxious to fill this section with special conversations, preserving information about the long lost classics and the good ol' days. If you know of anybody, make sure to pass over the information to us. So for now, grab your VIP pass and enter the world of glitter and glamour! Enjoy the read. There are currently 79 interviews in the AL database!
March 21, 2022 by ST Graveyard
From the ashes of demo team Aenigmatica, rose Synergy Software Development. This Dutch group, which included 12 talented individuals, released the Synergy Megademo, one of the best demos on the Atari ST from Dutch soil. And if that wasn't enough, they are also reponsible for the best Pac-Man clone on the system called Crapman. Today we speak to member Arnoud Kinderman/Wingleader, Tjeerd Bruinsma/MCA and Joris de Man/Scavenger about the good old days of the Atari ST demoscene.January 23, 2022 by ST Graveyard
A while ago, we did a full retrospect on Alien Breed clones for the Atari ST. If you missed out on that video, go check it out now. Today, we conclude the story on one of those games, Alien Blast. Francois Wunschel was the graphics artist for this project and he shares another great deal of insight in the making of this game, filled to the brim with ST and demoscene nostalgia. December 18, 2021 by ST Graveyard
Andrew Pomianowski was half of the team behind Starball. Andy did all the graphics using Degas Elite. He was inspired by the legendary Bitmap Brothers and much more. In this interview, he shares some of the details in the creation of this classic PD arcade pinball game.December 15, 2021 by ST Graveyard
Dave Oldcorn has been an Atari ST fan since the very beginning. One day, he saw the game Devil Crash on the Sega Megadrive and that set him on an adventure to create a similar game for the Atari ST. This turned out the be the classic Starball. Read all about the details of making this PD classic right here. October 26, 2021 by ST Graveyard
In 1986, Eckhard Kruse wanted to program in assembler on his Atari ST, but he could not find the software, so he build his own version of the assembly language tools for the system. He managed to create a music editor at the age of 16. But that was just the beginning. This is the story of one of the pioneers of the Atari ST scene. His Grafik und Sound demo is considered the first of its kind. He is also responsible for possibly the most famous monochrome game on the system, called Ballerburg. 
In 1984, Jack Tramiel fired over one thousand Atari Corp. employees, including then CEO James Morgan.
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