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August 22, 2005 by ST Graveyard
Hello,
Well, you know what they say ... Legends never die! And this new announcement is a prime example. The Reservoir Gods are back with a spanking brand new game release for your Atari ST/STE/TT or Falcon. Clogged Up is a great puzzle game filled with wacko RG humor, 9 new tunes by MSG and colorful graphics.
This is a snippet from the Reservoir Gods site :
"Clogged Up" is a puzzle game for the Atari ST.
You play Clark the clog, dutch footwear with attitude!.
Using the power of your head and fingers, you will have to maneuver yourself past a series of obstacles to escape each level.
Based on Binary Arts classic series of games, Clogged Up will give you hours of brain based fun.
With seven unique worlds to explore, thumping MSG tunes rinsing out the airwaves and tasty graphs from Sh3, Sarah and Exocet this is a funky feast for your eyes and ears.
Grab a friend (or enemy), shout "Let's Battle!", and fight it out in the hectic multiplayer mode.
With multiple loscore tables and stats galore, "Clogged Up" will win the hearts and minds of the anorak massive.
1st Place winner at Outline 2004 party.
Shoes life.
Features :
Single & Multiplayer modes
Seven Worlds To Explore
Multiple LoScore Tables
Saveable Configuration
Nine MSG SID tunes
300 different levels
Supported Hardware:
Atari STFM
Atari STE
Atari Mega ST/STE
Atari TT
Atari Falcon030
Download Clogged Up at the official site!
Enjoy it
August 20, 2005 by Marcer
I decided to launch new production of 30 CT63 boards.
14 people have already pre-ordered.
Pre-orders are closed !
Now it is order time.
You have to pay to order...
Price is 300 EUR including CT63 + 060 rev.6 at 90 MHz + CTCM (to change the
freq.) + low profile (11 mm) Heatsink-Fan glued on the 060.
There is no other possible configuration (except if it was accepted when
pre-ordering - Pre-ordering is now not possible !)
For Photo, infos and shipping cost, check www.czuba-tech.com
For new order :
Please confirm me asap :
- name forname.
- postal address if I do not have it or if you changed it after your last
order.
- name and quantity of the product you order.
Payment must be donne asap.
If you don't know how to pay, contact me !
Rodolphe
August 16, 2005 by ST Graveyard
Some of you might have missed this on the forum, but since yesterday a new game is available for your precious ST. Four-F is a game released by none other than Gregory George of The Atari Times. This game started of in the 90's, now a full version has become available. You can find all info at TAT or you can download it at our game pages as well!
Enjoy it!
August 16, 2005 by ST Graveyard
Hi,
DHS origanises its anual Demo compo. This year it's all about the 20th anniversary of the Atari ST. You can find all the info at the DHS site. So if you are interested in coding something neat and maybe even win some cool Atari related prizes, make sure to check it all out!
Cheers
August 7, 2005 by Marcer
Since couple of weeks I have been very active at uploading and sorting out PD/SW games.
I was really irritated over the small amount of games we got online. I think there were 150 games when I started.
This had to change. So now look again. 701 games!
I have been uploading and hunting for the latest versions etc..
If somebody has a more up-to-date version of a game, please contact me at:
www.atari-forum.com
Please enjoy the games, and more is comming! ![]()
// Marcer
July 15, 2005 by Brume
A new website about Jaguar console development was officially open some days ago. Nothing Atari ST related but... the website and the forum are maintained by a crew of various developers, which includes among its members GT Turbo from Cerebral Vortex Software Development (mainly known for the game Tiles Osmosis and the demos Jade and Mental Deflagration). It's a nice place to discuss about coding, hardware, etc. Also here you can find a preview of Poong... for Jaguar of course!
Go to Jagware.org but don't be to frighten by the French language ;-)
I still don't understand why this game was never released commercially, I bet it would have been a success. Personally I think "Bold" can easily be compared to "R-Type". It all looks so professional for a shareware game. I had a lot of fun playing it.
October 12, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of BoldAmiga was founded by former Atari employee Jay Miner in 1982.
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