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October 22, 2007 by Brume
Do you think you've already seen all DCK demos? Are you tired of this kind of production? Please don't leave now!
Tomchi (member of NoExtra) has transcended the limits of The 'infamous' Demo Construction Kit. He managed to create many sfx supposedly impossible with DCK. The result is just awesome! He also composed 12 brilliant tunes for this demo. And last but not least, the production contains an hidden screen - not so hard to find 
The demo is named Oldckool. Download the MSA disk here[/url].
Or grab the ST disk and discuss about the demo on the forum[/url]. Congratulation Tomchi!
October 12, 2007 by Zorro2xNoExtra
I announce you that KikSoft of MjjProd is dad for his first time. With Delphine they had a little boy Kelvin. He's born on Wednesday 3rd October at 3:49 pm.
Félicitations au papa et à la maman !
October 11, 2007 by Zorro2xNoExtra
Hi all,
I encourage you to see some tricks/sources 68x codes from Mcoder on the forum. Specially the unreleased source codes from this old-school coder.
Some explanations of his experience can be read here.
Some memories re-appear from the past. Ah nostalgia !!!
October 8, 2007 by Brume
Back in 1989: the editor Silmarils released games such as Targhan, Wind Surf Willy and Maya (or Le Fetiche Maya). Until today the last one was mainly spread in French.
Some weeks ago dungeon.master found the English version in his Ali Baba's cave. Klapauzius worked on it, and guess what? He fixed it completely: so Maya now works on Atari ST/STE and Falcon (yes!). Also you can install it on your hard drive if you like.
Klapauzius also added two trainers: unlimited gas/oil and no energy loss. Last but not least: hit H to toggle 50/60Hz screen refresh (not on Falcon), and L to toggle Falcon's internal loudspeaker on/off.
Thanks must go to Jace/ST Knights for the intro, ST Survivor for the picture, Ultra and Tao for the tune.
All you have now is to download Maya. Hope you'll like this game if you still don't know it!
October 3, 2007 by Brume
Who said that old games have yet spilled out their secrets?
Les Voyageurs du Temps (aka Future Wars Time Travellers) is probably one of the most famous adventures on Atari ST. The great soundchip tune, the cool graphics, the fantastic story... well, no doubt one of our favorite games!
A few users discussed many times about a version of the game with sampled musics on Atari-forum and Yaronet board. We had never seen this version and we all thought they mixed up the Amiga and the Atari ST disks.
But it's true! We found this version! Les Voyageurs du Temps includes sampled musics! You need an Atari STE or Steem+Tos 1.62 (or higher) in order to listen to them!
Still not convinced? Just collect the 3 disks available here and listen to the music!
Please note the disks are still protected: you will need the codes . A cracked/patched version by us may appear one day, stay tuned. And who knows? An English version, why not?
September 24, 2007 by Brume
Received this message from Hal some days ago:
Long time no talk - you wouldn't believe how many people got in touch with me because of that interview.
Anyway just found something I think you might like:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_13ewhXFWgY
This video edition displays some of the famous dudes from the English scene. Old days, good days 
Omega was released around 1988 or 1989 for numerous platforms, from 8-bitters like the Apple II through to 16/32-bit platforms like the Atari ST (and Amiga?) where I experienced it. Let me quickly summarize and say...its a game whereby you assemble and arm robotic tanks and 'script' or 'code' their behaviour for combat in an area filled with other 'coded' tanks.
August 10, 2005 by skeezix
Read the review of OmegaThe Atari symbol is known as the "Fuji" because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji.
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