The Atari 8-bit thread

Started by Havantgottaclue, February 20, 2012, 22:31:23 PM

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TL

No keyboard, I have the XEGS version. The problem is that I think it needs 64k RAM.

TrekMD

Quote from: "The Laird"No keyboard, I have the XEGS version. The problem is that I think it needs 64k RAM.

Oh, so the only way to play it may be on an Atari computer or through emulation.

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TL

Quote from: "TrekMD"
Quote from: "The Laird"No keyboard, I have the XEGS version. The problem is that I think it needs 64k RAM.

Oh, so the only way to play it may be on an Atari computer or through emulation.

Or get a XEGS and an Atari Max flash cartridge like me  :4:

TrekMD

Is that Atari Max Flash Cart a multicart or one where you copy the game ROMs to?

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TL

Quote from: "TrekMD"Is that Atari Max Flash Cart a multicart or one where you copy the game ROMs to?

One that you copy your own ROMs onto and can organise into libraries and everything:

http://atarimax.com/flashcart/documentation/

Very smart bit of kit!

TrekMD

Cool!  That's from the same folks who make the 5200 Multicart.

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TL

Quote from: "TrekMD"Cool!  That's from the same folks who make the 5200 Multicart.

Yep, I ordered an Atari Max 8-meg plus programmer a few days ago  :111:

TrekMD

Quote from: "The Laird"
Quote from: "TrekMD"Cool!  That's from the same folks who make the 5200 Multicart.

Yep, I ordered an Atari Max 8-meg plus programmer a few days ago  :111:
Nice....

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TL


TrekMD


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TL

Quote from: "TrekMD"These are pretty cool!

Did you notice that quite a few of those were taken from Jaguar CD games?

TrekMD

Quote from: "The Laird"
Quote from: "TrekMD"These are pretty cool!

Did you notice that quite a few of those were taken from Jaguar CD games?

Yes, which makes it even more amazing.  :)

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TL

I was playing Mirax Force by Tynesoft the other day, a really nice rip-off of Uridium but absolutely rock hard!

What impressed me the most about it though was the terrific speech:

Atari 8-bit - Mirax Force

TL

[size=120]Triple Threat by Noice^Agenda^Mystic Bytes

A new demo for Atari 8-bit computers (Atari XL/XE) with at least 128k RAM.[/size]

Triple Threat/Noice^Agenda^Mystic Bytes (Atari XL/XE demo)

Cryptic33

Some pretty good animations in there 8)

It's been some years now since I fired up my 130XE though I always admired the skills of those making demos. The polish are particularly good. Nice find Laird, thanks for sharing.
For the record, Alien verses Predator on the Atari Jaguar holds a Guinness World Record!

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