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September 30, 2004 by lotekstyle
Logitron, one of the last french software companies have decided to release their Atari ST/E/Falcon games for free. You can download them from their website. Note: The Falcon version of Sheer Agony that is available for download is the CD version which is very RARE.
Visit their website here:
http://logitron.atari.online.fr/
September 28, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Well, we have been kicked in the teeth lately, but now we're back with a vengeance. We have had the opportunity to interview Brian Watson. Brian converted such classics as Lemmings and Menace for the Atari ST. Go to the [url=../interviews/interview.php?interview_id=18]interview section[/url] to read it all!
Enjoy!
September 27, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Hello everybody,
It seems we are finally back online. We still don't really know what has happened, but it seems that 2 weeks ago, a complaint had been filed against this website, for reasons still unknown to us. Our best guess would be the downloads. That's why the game downloads are not available (for the time being), till this matter is settled. From now on, we might only add those games for download, for which we have been given permission by the lawful owner. But we still need to figure it all out.
To everybody out there. It was never our intention to offend nor displease anybody with our content. We have been working on this site for years, and it has become a labor of love, a site for fanatics, by fanatics of this classic computer.
So please, if there are still people out there who disagree with the content, let us know, don't leave us in the dark. Contact us, use our [url=../contact/contact.php]Contact[/url] page. Or use the forum to let us know.
On a brighter note, now that we're back, we have some goodies for you guys in store. But it'll have to wait for now.
Again, sorry for a the trouble ... Sorry for the downtime.
Cheers
September 16, 2004 by Brume
Just a short notice to let you know that many ST News issues have been patched by Mug UK to run on STE and emulators such as Steem.
Nice work by a member of the Atari Legend team ;-)
Follow this link to get the files from the official website.
September 15, 2004 by Brume
Two new menus full of demos have been uploaded. Intros contain picture drawn by PixelBrother and main work (packing, gathering and testing) has been made by The Byte. Looks like this site becomes the official BSW portal ;-)
BSW 110 contains:
- Craptalk (by Pyjama)
- 4col Intro (by Dead Hackers Society)
- Grimey (by Reservoir Gods)
- Digidrum Demo (by Nexus 6)
- Stone Tower (by Falcon Users Netherlands)
- Prototro (by Hemoroids)
- Sperm Intro
- various docs
BSW 111 contains:
- Reanimation (by Syntax)
- Rumpelkammer 93-95 (by Stax)
- Sweety (by DHS)
- Senseless Intro (by Supremacy)
- The Sierpinski Overdose (by Küa)
- GGN 128 byte (by Küa)
- 128 Byte Matrix (by gwEm)
- various docs
Download BSW DCD 110 and BSW DCD 111.
September 13, 2004 by Brume
Paulo Simoes, the man behind the Overscan Demos, brings us a new screen for any ST. The Limited demo features 500 sprites (composed with 16x16 pixels on 3 bitplanes) moving on a background of 3 bitplanes. The demo may be a wink to the new Leonard contest.
Enjoy the Limited demo by LJBK (aka Paulo Simoes).
The release of Titus the Fox is also a bit of a confusing one. I remember my friend, who had a 386 PC back in the day, coming up to me during lunchbreak at school, telling me about this new cool platformer he acquired called Moktar. I never heard of it, but decided that, after schoolbell rings, I would go check it out at his home. When I saw the game, I couldn't believe my eyes. This was exactly like the screenshots of Titus the Fox I saw in my magazine. Even the title screen was completely the same apart from the depiction of the main character. And it was kinda fun to play as well...even on a PC ... without soundblaster ... and with keyboard (for crying out loud).
December 18, 2017 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Titus The Fox - To Marrakech and BackThe Atari symbol is known as the "Fuji" because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji.
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