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April 18, 2004 by Brume
Until yesterday the STe was officially able to display 320x200 pixels on screen and use a palette with 4096 colors (16 colors at screen only). Some developers and democrews managed to use an extended palette with 32.768 colors on it, but still in 320x200 pixels.
Paradox has found the way to increase STe capacities: their new demo shows 640x400 pixels on screen, with 14.000 colors on it (the palette contains 29.791 colors)!
Actually the screens scrolls, this is not a fixed slideshow. The result is very incredible! This demo runs on STe/MegaSTe, so please run it on this machines only. Don't try it with Steem, the screens are fully corrupted. And keep the demo on a disk, since it doesn't run from the hard drive.
Download the MSAed version of Highres now!
April 17, 2004 by Brume
New version of MSA Converter has been released. According to the author, it features:
Bugs fixed:
- Crash with some bad FAT datas
- Crash during conversion of corrupted MSA disk image
- "Ghost" file when viewing the content of a blank disk image
Added:
- "zip_to_diskimg" command line parameter for compatibility with STEEM disk manager V3.1
- ".ST" is added to disk image filenames whitout an extension in command line parameters
Modifications:
- Improved detection the disk image properties when Boot Sector is not valid (with help of Russel Hayward - STEEM)
- Ask for confirmation when converting a ZIP file containing a ST, MSA, STT or DIM file
As always, it's a very good job. Download it: http://pageperso.aol.fr/ZORG63
April 13, 2004 by Silver Surfer
Posted by Simonsunnyboy on Atari Forum:
Better late then never.
Paradize now releases a planned Outline part:
The Tawnee Stone Slideshow - compatible with Atari STFM/STE/Falcon.
A little xrated slideshow intended for the Wild Compo that didn't make it in time.
Nothing special, just some piccies to view and some digi sound.
Grab it on our website at http://paradize.atari.org/
FYI: This slideshow is XRATED.
MSAed version (Atari ST/STE & emulators compatible) is available here: Tawnee Stone Slideshow.
April 13, 2004 by Silver Surfer
Yes! Our favourite disk mag UCM has finally been released been released by Moondog/.tSCc. Take your time to download and read this gem as it is worth every second of your time. It comes in 2 different versions - Lite and Full. The Full version features a very nice intro, so grab the Full version .
Nuff said, Download UCM 25Full or UCM 25Lite
April 9, 2004 by Brume
Here is another intro coded by the spanish crew The Beasts. According to Solo2, it features stretched scrolls, waving messages, neon fireworks and great music by T-1000.
Visit their [url=http://so_o2.tripod.com/tbc.html]website[/url] to get the file.
April 6, 2004 by Silver Surfer
With the recent discussions about the download speed when getting the No Fragments #2 CD. We decided to make it availible through Bit Torrent.
Get it while it's hot! http://www.atarilegend.com/torrents/nf_archive_two_v1.0.torrent
The AL Team
Real golf bores me to death, but this game is truly funny. You don't have to choose the right club out of a set of thirty, or to calculate the wind direction and intensity, or the friction of the terrain; just hit the ball and try to send it inside the hole.
July 9, 2001 by Lorenzo
Read the review of Zany GolfRumours say the operating system of the ST, called TOS, is short for "Tramiel Operating System".
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