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January 23, 2006 by Brume
Issue 190 is the second compilation made by D-Bug this year. It fits on two disks than contain the famous hit Cannon Fodder. This is the full version of the game (with the full intro). It game works from hard-drive and it requires 4 MB of memory to run. This release also offers the abitily to save games, which was impossible on the Superior version. Disk B also contains a list of all D-Bug menus.
The intro was coded by Cyrano Jones and 'butchered' by Showaddywaddy. Both disks offer exclusive tunes composed by Dubmood (Very nice musics!).
Run fast as you can to D-Bug website to get this great menus! Now they aren't so far from the '200' magic number ;-)
January 21, 2006 by Marcer
This game was a great cooperation within AL Team!
Supply by <b>Dungeon.Master</b>, Cracked by <b>Fred_R</b> and Trained by <b>MugUk</b>! Great work guys!
This game is another of those game which was released under other titles. This game may be more known as "Bob Morane - Jungle". This version of the game is a rare one. So enjoy!
Lee Enfield in an Amazon Adventure
January 20, 2006 by Brume
Are you addicted to rare games? Here we are, too. So here is another gift: Quink! This game is a mix between an educational program and a reflexion game. It's probably one of the first trivias ever done on the Atari ST. It surely probably not released in 1984 as the cover box says, but it's still very old (it was probably done around 1987).
The original game was supplied by Dungeon.Master and then hacked by Avenger. Yes, there was a protection but it didn't resist to our cracker. No need to say that Dungeon.Master and Avenger are both members of Atari Legend, you probably already know that if you visit us regulary ![]()
The great intro was coded by Jace of ST Knights and enhanced by Klapauzius of Atari Legend. Both logos (Quink & Atari Legend) were drawn by ST Survivor. Thanks to everyone who took part to this release!
Enough to speak... It's time for you to go on Quink page and grab the file. Also welcome to our new member: you will see his name when you read the scrolltext in the intro. Surprise!
January 19, 2006 by Marcer
This game is the US Version of Strike Force Harrier,
Quite rare version. quickly done by Avenger/Atari Legend.
Enjoy!
High Roller
January 18, 2006 by Brume
Great Napoleonic Battles from the editor Impressions is another rare game from the past... Both original disks of the game were sent by Felx/MJJ Prod (thanks mate!). We packed some bits on them, so the game fits on one disk now. Also an intro has been added in order to select which part of the game must be launched. The intro was coded by Boris from POV, and improved by MSD for us.
Please note you'll have to create your own game before to play. A 'human vs human' mode is also available. Probably not the best game of the year, but all lovers of strategy have to try it.
Of course it can be found on Atari Legend. Where else?
January 15, 2006 by Marcer
Story:
You are four (or less) brave grave robbers who have decided to gather some gold and jewels from King Millius' grave, but as you search it you find constructions that are far older than the grave itself. With some worries you step deep into Mt. Anaias to find out what it is...
- What you waiting for? ![]()
Dungeon Master - The Grave of King Millias
If you like snooker, you'll love this game! It's as simple as that. This is definitely one of the best games created for the ST! And I think it is still the best snooker sim, even today! I know Archer Maclean is working on a follow up for the PC. I wonder how it'll turn out!
May 22, 2002 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Jimmy White's Whirlwind SnookerEpyx created a handheld system called the "Handy". It was purchased by Atari and renamed "Lynx".
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