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October 2, 2019 by ST Graveyard
Ray seems to be one of those guys who have done the impossible. In his case, it was converting the amazing id Software classic Wolfenstein 3D to the Atari ST. Everybody who has played this version on his humble ST will agree with me. And we had the chance to talk to the scener who is responsible for one of the coolest accomplishments in Atari ST gaming history.Want to learn more? Check out the interview here.
September 17, 2019 by ST Graveyard
If there is one man who has done his share of contributions to the Atari ST scene, it must be Stefan Benz. He is the founder of projects like Fading Twilight and Fujiology, main Atari ST archivist at demozoo.org, full time YM Rocker and member of The Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. He has been creating chiptunes since the early 90's and has recently released his first synthwave album called Laser Days. If you are a fan of Atari ST demos, the scene or music, this has got to be your cup of tea! Check it out here.
September 13, 2019 by Marcer
In the last few months, I was lucky enough to borrow Krilar's complete originals collection, for dumping and box-scanning.
Now he has got into dumping and scanning too and he has supplied his own preservation dumps too. Many thanks mate!!
Meanwhile, whilst I was working out the original games, a small devil woke up inside me.
- Hey some boxes are cool.
- Hello Ebay!
Now i have started to collect and buy original games like a madman.
The majority of the games I personally try to buy are missing from our database, nor are they available elsewhere.
So work is going on in the shadows here on Atari Legend. We are beavering away to get as much information, box scans and preparations for the hosting of these original disk dumps are on-going.
Marcer / Atari Legend
July 4, 2019 by Brume
This is not directly related to Atari Legend but rather its small sister site, Stonish.net. We are really proud to announce we've recently imaged most of the Supremacy menus, which is probably one of the rarest collections ever made. As great news never comes alone, we've also received many The Deliverance menus, which are really scarce, too.
The Deliverance menus are already on the site. Supremacy disks will be uploaded step by step, one per day during the holidays.
Thanks must be sent to Poliyo Soft, Razaac/Supremacy, AD/MPS, Pump/MPS, Cooper/Paradize, GT Turbo/Cerebral Vortex and Orion/Replicants for their help.
Visit the Stonish website to download all these disks and get more info on this subject.
March 5, 2019 by ST Graveyard
520 is a magical number in the world of Atari. Today, exactly 520 days ago, we released the new Atari Legend project. And this calls for celebration. I was hoping to have something nice for you all in store, but lately, we all have been very busy and real life has been getting in the way.
Still, a lot of great stuff happened during the past year and a half. For me personally, the biggest surprise occured in November 2017, a month after the initial release. Nico joined our development team. He has been a big help so far, teaching us how to properly code. We have had the pleasure to work with some great teams as well, releasing nice, new productions. The DB guys have been busy, adding more games and detailed info. And we have had the opportunity to talk to some very interesting people and share this with you all. 10 interviews and 19 reviews were released, which I personally still really enjoy doing. For this year, we have some big plans ahead.
I do hope to at least make some of them reality, so stay tuned. I would like to thank you all for the support. Stay Atari!
Cheers!
February 12, 2019 by Brume
After a break of a few weeks, we are proud to offer you again a new release: Esprits Maths CE1-CE2 volume 1.
This time it is an educational game signed by the company Lankhor. Sorry for the non-French readers, but this game is so rare that we couldn't miss it.
The awesome fullscreen intro is coded by our friend Dyno, while the logo is designed by our other friend Pandafox. Both are members of Effect, thanks to them for their efforts!
The music is signed by Epic of TMS crew and it's an unpublished track.
More to come very soon!
Download Esprits Maths CE1-CE2 volume 1 [Atari Legend]
Battle Zone is a far cry from the original worms on the Amiga or PC, but it still is nice to have a clone for the ST. The graphics and animation isn't as good, but the gameplay is top notch. Especially in 2 player mode. Give this thing a chance, you'll love it! Kill 'em all...
July 20, 2003 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Battle ZoneDid you know that there are some love messages in the TOS ROMs of the ST? In fact you can find the strings "Dave StaUgas loves Bea Hablig" and "JIM LOVES JENEANE" in all TOS ROMs with version number 1.xx and 2.0x!
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