This is a stub placeholder for what will eventually be my Atari Stuff site. There's not much here right now except for some recent news.
Recent Atari News Articles
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Retrogaming Times Monthly - May 2012
The May 2012 issue of Retrogaming Times Monthly issue is now available for viewing! Here's what's in this month's issue: The Business Of Gaming - Good Ol' 1982Retro Collecting 101 - Is There A Such Thing As Too Many Games?Apple II Incider - Apple II's 35th Birthday / Visicalc30th Birthday Bash - ZX Spectrum: The World's Most Emotional Computer Turns 30MAME Reviews - Snap JackCommodore Du Jour - Jack Tramiel & BreachNES'cade - Chase H.Q.A Pixelated 21st CenturyMiddle Aged Gamer+ More!You can read these articles and more inside the Retrogaming Times Monthly, now running 176 months in a row! You can also browse the RTM archives to catch up on past issues.For ...
Posted May 23, 2012 6:14 PM by Troy Cheek
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Wolfenstein 3D Director's Commentary with John Carmack
To commemorate Wolfenstein 3D's 20th anniversary, id Software co-founder
John Carmack provides director's commentary for the game.Want to play the game? Visit http://wolfenstein.bethsoft.com to play an in-browser version of the game.ESRB Rating: Mature with Blood and Gore, Violence.John repeatedly mentions the Atari Jaguar. Apparently, the Jaguar version of Wolfenstein was his favorite!Watch the video on YouTube.
Posted May 18, 2012 6:14 PM by Troy Cheek
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Gubble 3D Kickstart Project by Former Atari Designers
Several former Atari employees comprising Actual Entertainment are developing an all-new game titled Gubble 3D based around the long-lost art of arcade maze games. The designer of the classic Crystal Castles
arcade game, Franz Lanzinger, is among those involved, and anyone
familiar with Crystal Castles will feel right at home in Gubble 3D.
Other designers participating include Eric Ginner, Mark Robichek, Steve
Woita, Susan Woita, Karl Anderson, Dave Ralston, Paul Barton and Seppo
"Zep" Hurme. Gubble 3D is itself based on an earlier game called Gubble. Gubble 3D will use a 3D engine and will introduce new tools, weapons, and entirely new gameplay mechanics.
You can learn more about the project on Kickstarter,
where the team hope to ...
Posted Apr 27, 2012 11:36 AM by Troy Cheek
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Antiques by Dune and Sector one released!
Grey of Mystic Bytes writes:
Dear fellows of Atari scene !
I am so proud to announce, that "Antiques" demo from Dune/Sector One -
the winning SV2k11 entry for Atari ST has been just released ! I have
the honour to give You such a great Easter gift directly from french
"hares" ! While I am here I would like to thank all ppl involved in this
great project ! Your entry for SV2k11 was surely one of the biggest
highlights !
Now it's time to present it to larger public :)
Enjoy this eaSTer gift from our french brothers !
Grey / Mystic Bytes, signed off...
» Download Antiques for Atari STe » Download or watch a recording at VideoDB » At Pouet.netFrom: http://www.dhs.nu
Posted Apr 13, 2012 3:46 PM by Troy Cheek
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Checkpoint releases invite to Revision 2012
The guys from checkpoint have been busy making a new Atari ST invite intro for the Revision 2012 party.
Featuring code by lsl and defjam, music by 505 and guest appearences from Dekadence and Titan.
» Download the Atari ST invite » Download or watch a recording at VideoDB » At Pouet.netFrom: http://www.dhs.nu/
Posted Apr 13, 2012 3:45 PM by Troy Cheek
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