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March 22, 2004 by Brume
The Golden Age by the French crew named Hysteria was never released. It was mentioned shortly into the Evil screen in the Ventura demo (thanks to Lotek Style/TSCC for this information), but it hasn't actually reached our screens until today. Shame on us.
Fortunately Ken of Zuul sent some days ago a bunch of demos and... it includes most of the screens of the Golden Age! Keep in mind it has never released, so some screens aren't finished and the main loader crashes. Luckily they all work from the desktop. Thanks to Ken for this piece of treasure.
Just download the disk by clicking here: http://pacidemo.planet-d.net/atarilegend/GOLDAGE.ZIP
March 18, 2004 by Brume
Less than a month after their latest release, the legendary D-Bug guys are back! This time they offer both games with docs:
- Realms of Reality
- Osmosis
And more revelant information: the main menu was coded by Cyrano Jones (aka The Law from Automation and BBC). It features a fullscreen with 512 colors and a big zoomer! As always Showaddywaddy compiled the whole menu and he packed/fixed the games.
Grab the whole disk here: http://pacidemo.planet-d.net/newdisks/DBUG183.ZIP
March 14, 2004 by Silver Surfer
Gamebase ST allows any game to be readily available to play in the emulator of your choice by just clicking on the game name, thus removing all the fuss of manually loading the emulator and game by hand. Gamebase ST's interface allows you to browse the games in your database. When you click a game, you get to see a two or more screenshots of the game in action, along with options to play the game and listen to the game's music. Various fields in a Gamebase database hold information on the games, such as Publisher, Year Published, Musician, Programmer, Genre, Number of players.
http://www.atari-forum.com/ftopic2265.html
March 13, 2004 by Steem Authors
This is a bit sooner than intended but Steem v3.1 has been released. Mostly this version is here to fix a few small bugs that appeared in v3, but we fixed a few more old bugs while we were at it.
-- Emulation Bugs Fixed --
. Hard drive Pexec mode 4 bug (Devpac, Turbo Assembler).
. Hard drive double intercept bug.
. Hard drive seek bug (Spacola).
. Joystick fire when mouse enabled bug (Starglider).
. More unusual characters allowed in hard drive filenames.
. Fixed hard drive file times.
. Video address write bug (Ambition Demo, Apathetic Games).
-- Other Bugs Fixed --
. Fixed NT LPT port access slowdown.
. Fixed port repeating output byte when offline bug.
. Extract archive to hard drive folder bug fixed.
. Fixed hard drive problems with the Steem disk imager.
-- New Features --
. Take screenshot button
Download the update from the new Steem website URL http://steem.atari.st/ (thanks to Rich of LGD for the hosting, and Silver Surfer for the hosting and php stuff).
March 11, 2004 by Silver Surfer
Music from the ATARI-scene is going in its eighth round. Listen to over 400 tunes from the following atari scene musicians:
-505 / Checkpoint^Creators
-AiO / Toys
-Bodenstaendig 2000
-Baggio / Evolution^Spice Boys^Wildfire
-Beast / The Syndicate^Reanimators
-Bart of Noise / Megabusters^Heaven Software
-Blue Tiger / Spider
-Bummtschak
-Cedyn aka Goaman / Shadows^Monar records
-Charon aka Quark / Nato^Game Over
-Conrardy Tim
-!Cube / Aggression^Trauma^Recreation^SCS*TRC^Scallop^Armada
-D-Force / Lineout
-Damo aka Drus / Reservoir Gods^Redlite
-Danny O. / Risk
-Dma Sc / Sector One
-Energizer / Lazer
-Frazer / The Syndicate^Reanimators
-Gozer / Flash^Kruz
-Greg / Grayscale project^Bitbusters^Aids
-Jess / Overlanders
-Lotek Style fka MC Laser / tSCc^YM Rockerz^VKK
-Marcer / Elite
-Moonshine / Admirables
-Mr. Future / Paranoia
-Radium / Effect
-Raster aka Motorol / Confusions^Rasero Team
-Rhino / Torment^Phase D
-Rubbish / Zeal
-Scavenger / Synergy
-Seabrush / Mystic Bytes
-Sparehead 3 / Reservoir Gods
-Simon V. aka No More / Animal Mine
-Slocum Paul
-ST Mixes / PoSiTiViTy
-Teque / Aggression^Trauma
-Thomas aka Split / New Beat Development
-Tinker / Teenage
-Tommy / Avena
-Simon aka Corwin / Trideja
-Ryan / Trideja
-Ultrafex / Cream
-Xtream aka ADS / Toons^Abstract
-Zigo aka Zigoma / EXA^Adrenaline^Arsenic^The Fat Mamoth
Fading Twilight Website:
http://ft.tscc.de/
March 10, 2004 by Brume
Less than four days after the opening, we are proud to welcome three new members in the Games Team! The team is now composed by the following people: Silver Surfer, ST Graveyard, Brume, Doctor Bob Gordon, dungeon.master, Marcer, Shredder, cb, Fred_R, Champions_2002! And there is a special guest: Alex/ICS - He considers himself too lazy to join the team definitively All the members have some specialities, and all are gathered by the same passion for Atari ST.
Expect a flood of games in the near future!
The eighties are just the best, not only did they feature the launch of the Atari ST, not only did they feature the ninja boom. The eighties also featured the great barbarian film era, which brought us such sweet movies as Red Sonja and Conan the Barbarian.
September 8, 2002 by perihelion
Read the review of BarbarianAmiga was founded by former Atari employee Jay Miner in 1982.
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