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December 27, 2005 by Brume
As mentioned by Cyclone of X-Troll on the forum, the new issue of Alive is out! It has been released one day after X-Mas (sorry for the delay with this news, but we weren't in town). It contains a lot of articles... and the results of the DHS compo 2005!
Alive comes bundled with a few goodies again:
. Drop da Bomb EP SNDH Files by Drop da Bomb
. CRY Viewer for TT by Ray / tSCc
. Atari Freaks Demo Sourcecode by Jace / STknights
. Fast Mandelbrot Iterations Sourcecode by Ray / tSCc
Don't wait: visit Alive website to download the new Xmas issue.
UPDATE: the web versions of Alive #11 and #12 are now available on the same site.
December 16, 2005 by Marcer
- RED ACE -
This is a heck of a rare game! Strange this game is this rare because it must have been one of the best made back in 1988!!
Klaz/AL has made alot of fixes + Improvements in this game. so it should work more stable on your machines!
What are you waiting for??
Go and grabb it here : Red Ace
UPDATE : An interview with Tony Goacher has been added as well!
December 16, 2005 by Brume
Back in 1993: Psygnosis wanted to release a game entitled Indigo. It was nearly completed, but Psygnosis decided finally not to publish the game. While 12 years, Indigo stayed also at Stephane Belin's home (who is also the author of Outzone by Lankhor)...
Today in 2005: Stephane has finished with the help of Bertrand Jardel the Amiga port of the game. Since the ST was already completed, he decides to publish both freely!
Indio is a pure plateform game, with nice graphics, cool music and good gameplay. It's a little bit hard, but it's a good game! It's a shame Psygnosis didn't release it in 1993...
So here we are: the game may be downloaded here. You can also leave a comment on the same page.
Also don't forget to take a look at the author page and thank him on the forum ;-)
December 12, 2005 by Marcer
The bomb of the year is here! It has 20 Screens on it (try to find the hidden one!), a lot of music and a lot of gfx. All in the Compo.
- download Floppy version (2 DD): Here
- download HD Version: Here
- and dont forget to vote... Download your votesheet: Here
Enjoy this great Mega Demo!! It's a real pleasure to see such a megademo, which gathers old and new coders, graphists and musicians. That's the perfect example of the ST spirit!
Of course, feel free to discuss about it on the forum.
December 4, 2005 by ST Graveyard
Hello everybody,
Our own big Dungeon Master fan Marcer has released a new version of the RPG game Dungeon Lord. This version contains a brand new intro with all the level codes, so you can finally go ahead and finish this classic.
Enjoy
November 22, 2005 by simonsunnyboy
The <b>Desktop Configurator</b> has been released.
A small utility which allows you to select one of up to 10 individual DESKTOP.INF (or NEWDESK.INF) files from the AUTO folder of your harddisc so you can boot into a customtailored desktop, e.q. one for games, one for coding, one for tools,etc..
Check <a href="http://paradize.atari.org/" target=_blank class="main_links">http://paradize.atari.org/</a>
This tool only manages selection of the DESKTOP.INF and nothing more.
Most AUTO folder and DESKTOP.INF management tools offered too many unneeded features for me so I wrote this one. If it is of any use, feel free.
Fast, Furious and Frustrating. It can be a real pain when you get blown up every second. But still, the pumping action, the tight curves, the handbrake turns and the explosions are just awesome fun. Just pop in the disk and start blowing up cars, avoiding incoming rockets and jump sky high!
January 18, 2002 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Super Cars II"So we went to Atari and said, 'Hey, we've got this amazing thing, even built with some of your parts, and what do you think about funding us? Or we'll give it to you. We just want to do it. Pay our salary, we'll come work for you.' And they said, 'No.' So then we went to Hewlett-Packard, and they said, 'Hey, we don't need you. You haven't got through college yet.'" -- Apple Computer Inc. founder Steve Jobs, on attempts to get Atari and HP interested in his and Steve Wozniak's personal computer
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