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October 17, 2004 by Brume
Aktiv8 FTP compilations were done back in the year 1998. Dunno how far they were spread (I had never seen them). Aktiv8 is just coming to post them, and has corrected some bugs. The disks don't contain rare stuffs, but they are themselve rare & nicely made so we mention them here.
Aktiv8 disk #1 contains:
- Maniac Mansion
- Jet Set Willy
- Robocop
Aktiv9 disk #2 contains:
- Super Starioland
- Stario's Christmas
- Michigan Mike & the lost city of Zorog
Download Aktiv8 menu #1 and menu #2.
October 15, 2004 by Brume
ljbk (aka Paulo Simoes) has posted yesterday three new (un)limited screens. This time the demos display 1000, 1500 and 2000 sprites on 512 KB machines or more. Also ljbk writes that he is able to display 2900 sprites on 512 KB and almost 7000 sprites on 1 MB machines! Unfortunately he doesn't want to release this demos because the screen looks more and more as an unlimited sprites screen because you don't see the clearing effect. Anyway the new 2000 sprites is a very good demo! It's probably a new record although it can't contest with Leonard'one.
Get the new limited screens now.
October 13, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Hello all,
I'm happy to announce the first new game review in over a year. I have taken a closer look at the game BOLD for you. This game has been released this year, and definitely deserves a place in our review database. Check out the review section
Enjoy it.
October 4, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Hello all,
GT Turbo (from the Cerebral Vortex team) has send us a little preview from the upcoming falcon game Poong.
This is what the guys have to say about the release :
This program is the intro of Poong, our next game.
This is a Falcon product, for trying you must have
- 1 Falcon (That's better !)
- 2 Meg of ram (I think ?!?)
- a RVB screen (No Vga init for the moment !)
- a enough big screen coz 640*250 resol !!
This is only the intro for letting you waiting until the game will be finished. The music used in this one, is only here for trying the soundtracker routine (Dnt-Crew), it was taken from the Fading Twilight (Tscc) compilation.
Enjoy or lame !!!
The Cerebral Vortex team.....
There you have it. Oh, you can download it here.
Enjoy
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!
It is 1992, me and my life long Atari ST buddy (Cheers to you R Hellshrieker!) are 12 years old, and we get our hands on a copy of this game. We didn’t know what to expect. The game starts impressive. A very atmospheric, beautifully drawn intro animation, with very moody sampled music. What is this all about? And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, almost right from the get go, we are treated with (albeit small) digitized shots of a naked lady in the shower. I can assure you, at that moment, the game was turned into an instant classic!
January 8, 2018 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of FascinationIn 1984, Jack Tramiel fired over one thousand Atari Corp. employees, including then CEO James Morgan.
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