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November 14, 2006 by heavystylus
Great news - DBug have released another ace Falcon/Mega STE/Hard Disk compatible crack! The Bitmap's awesome Xenon 2!
Go get it:
Xenon 2
November 9, 2006 by heavystylus
Cut & Paste job from the D-Bug site:
7th November 2006
R-Type ++ (m)st(e) HD-f030-8/16mhz.
"D-Bug rescues another lost classic. We know its old, but even though there was a recent release of this by some other people, there still wasn't a good version out there. Apparently the Falcon030 isn't 'all systems' in their eyes. This version is also mega trained, We'd credit the person who trained it, but he's not big on crediting others, so we wont, we'll just say we did it anyway. Anyway, head to the download for some classic blasting action with R-Type! Also check out the exclusive Dubmood track in the intro!"
So there you have it. Get it here, along with D-Bug's other Falcon/HD fixes:
R-Type
Nice work guys!
November 4, 2006 by heavystylus
Cut and Pasted from the D-Bug site:
31st October 2006
Hey.. it's Halloween... Well, we had the final 5 menus all tapped out ready to roll us up to 200. Then something special happened. Encounter! A game so good we changed our menu plans to bring it to you. As you've come to expect, its 16mhz accelerated as well as fixed for hard disk installs making it resemble the Atari 8-bit version even more! So hop on over to the download page, and grab possibly the best ST release in over 15 years. We even took the opportunity to boost it for Falcons and MSTEs.
D-Bug 195 (ST / Falcon dual menu) released 31/10/06
Features:
Encounter (Novagen) 1Mb - HD, Falcon, 8/16mhz version by GGN
Indigo (Stephane Belin) 1Mb - HD, Falcon, 8/16mhz version by CJ and GGN
Znax (Paradize) 1Mb - HD, Falcon
ST Menu Coding by Cyrano Jones
Falcon Menu Coding by GGN / CJ and SHW
Menu Compilation by Showaddywaddy
ST Music by Sean Connolly (Rainy Day)
Falcon Music by Emax (Dark Suns 3)
October 12, 2006 by JamesRC
D-Bug, producers of superlative compact disks and "constructive critics" of the Gamebase ST project, have been quietly releasing some very nice single disk cracks over the last few weeks.
Starglider II, Backlash, RVF Honda and Live and Let Die have all already been released, and there's no sign that they plan on stopping there.
What makes these cracks special? They're all 100% MegaSTE and Falcoln compatible, fully hard drive installable, and come with a free car[1]!
You can head on over to D-Bug's own news page to download these gifts, in less time than it will take you to write me a nasty email about the "constructive critics" jab.
[1] The bit about the free car is a lie.
October 11, 2006 by simonsunnyboy
Phew - finally it is out.
Today we release the game Nuclear Waste Dump which has been delayed for over a year. But it was worth the effort and we are proud to show you the nice artwork by Minz and the cool soundtrack by Marcer.
Code by Simon Sunnyboy!
As all games by Paradize this game is powered by GFABASIC. Go to our Games page to download! http://paradize.atari.org/
An emulator friendly diskimage will be provided soon!
Or for download here:
click here
October 3, 2006 by Marcer
To celebrate the latest version of maxYMiser, and to answer the requests of maxYMiser users, I announce a competition for maxYMiser music!
Any style or effects are allowed, as long as the music is playable on a standard Atari ST or STe.
Entries from emulator users and non-sceners are strongly encouraged!
The deadline is on the 4th December 2006, and there will be a decent prize for the winner. The winner will be decided by a public voting relating to a demo and MP3 release of the music in mid-December.
There are hardly any rules, but for more information visit the compo website or send an email.
Thanks, and good luck to all entering!
click here and Get to the Compo Page
One good thing about this game is that you don't have lives/credits. You can try a level as often as you like, and if you fail it there's no penalty. You can play the levels in any order - choose from 1 to 15, they get ticked off as you complete them.
October 12, 2005 by Sarek
Read the review of XORThe Atari symbol is known as the "Fuji" because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji.
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