Yautja

AFAIK, "Deathland" was produced in 1994.

Thank you very much. Should you find the Bon Jovi's song, please share the file as well.

Hope you can post them here

I remember I had a short, digital version of the song. I used to play it to show my friends how powerful my Atari computer was. Does anybody have that file? - Y - Ps.- I also recall about another file named "climax" which played the voice of a woman's orgasm -being a teenager, how to forget about it!

Is there a way to get their authorization to translate and publish this article in spanish?

I like this: http://atariteca.blogspot.com/2010/03/softporn-adventure.html

I wonder what he/they will use for the "dancing girls" feature... - Y -

One year already! Cheers.

Maybe you can find some interesting covers and remixes here: http://atariteca.blogspot.com/search/label/Multimedia - Y -

The whole case reminds me of that movie's motto: "If you can't be famous, be infamous"... Could somebody p.l.e.a.s.e. lock up this topic for good? Fellow atarians, let's game on.

Just ran into this: http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/c2000/f/171/p/336916/1176787.aspx This: http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/c2000/f/171/p/335828/1174454.aspx And also this (that might explain the music)... http://fandalism.com/movesystems - Y -

1.- Draconus 2.- Zybex 3.- Elektraglide 4.- The Extirpator 5.- The Infiltrator I have a crush on POKEY music. I owned Draconus, Zybex, Elektra Glide and The Extirpator on tapes; and since they were big files, I usually spent half an hour waiting for them to load. But listening to such great tunes -especially, "Thalamusik"- was worth the pain. About "The Infiltrator", it was the first game I played after buying a 1050 Disk Drive. I feel that -in perspective- it can be easily name as the great grand father of conventional games like Metal Gear Solid: a convincing plot, multiple items to recover, interactions, mapping and even a helicopter flight simulator. No need to ask for more. Finally, I'd bet that Draconus is a must for latin american Atari XL/XE series players, together with Preliminary Monty -which we prefer to call "Montezuma".

So, what about the results?

Ran fine with the XEX file. Nice job, BTW.

I tried it using Atari800WinPLus... how to enable the tip animator in this emulator?

Speaking of the World Cup, fellow atarians: which Atari football soccer games do you consider the best and the worst? - Y -

Please, consider including in the selection: Gorf Joe Blade Ollies Follies Xagon Preliminary Monty Storm Phantom Starquake Sun Star The Great American Cross Country Road Race

There were a couple of files missing; and also a couple of mistakes. You can download the right compilation here: http://goo.gl/XmWMLo - Y -

1. Deathchase XE 2. Heli in the Caves 3. X:8 4. Alien 8 5. Assembloids XE 6. The Hunt 7. Balz 8. Xirius Defect 9. Dynakillers Unchained 10. Speedway One

I really hope you can make some time to complete it soon. Regards, - Y -

Sorry, where's the link to the video?

I hope that you don't plan to release the game until October 21rst 2015...

Interesting debate. I remember that -back in those good old days- one of the very few Atari software importers in my country told me that the difference were the graphic and sound possibilities of each machine. In other words, that C64 had better graphic and sound features that enabled programmers to create software/games more easily.

I always wanted to ask: why were there such great games (original and ports) for Commodore 64 that never made it to Atari XL/XE series? Was the reason only hardware issues? What are the key factors that determined this situation? Forgive my ignorance, - Y -

Sal, do you plan to publish SEGA's "Outrun" port this year? How is the development of the project going on? Regards, - Y -