AtariLynx Lover

Now this looks interesting and very promising. I might consider getting it!

Looks good! Make sure there's a very lengthy instruction booklet, that game looks complicated!

I hope there's a cartridge run! The 7800 is finally getting the platformer it so desperately needs and has needed!

Sounds like the game's nearly finished!

We'll never know the true capabilities of the Jag + Jag CD over N64 + N64DD because neither, I think, were ever pushed to the maximum, top, to their absolute limits. When that happens, and only when that happens, can the capabilities of the Jag and N64 be determined. Speaking of Jag: that's a very cool-looking console.

Awesome. We pride ourselves in unique alternative history and would be happy to hear any ideas you may have. Send them to updownleftrightmagazine@gmail.com ---Terry Fairchild, aka AtariLynx Lover Editor-in-Chief of Up-Down-Left-Right

The price point for the print is likely going to be around $10-$15 US bucks, depending on how much content the issue has. An article of flight simulator software? I shall put that under consideration. Thanks for the feedback and ideas, ---Terry Fairchild aka AtariLynx Lover, Editor-in-Chief of Up-Down-Left-Right

Any news? 2013 is going to be over in less than two months! November is ending... December is soon... the New Year... IT IS COMING.

Did you get that Lynx? Do you like it? Do you like the games?

Ms. Snake will be available for purchase? I might just have to get it.

Doesn't look like too bad a game, from what I can see.

Note: You can now see the new Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/UDLR.Magazine.

The cover - as you can see, the first issue's cover story is dedicated to the Mega Drive's 25th Anniversary. Yep, alternate history. To read the rest of Part One, buy the full issue in print or download the full issue FREE when Issue 001 is released... Coming soon.

Source: Up-Down-Left-Right Magazine

Hello all, I'm starting up a new magazine called Up-Down-Left-Right. It will feature: Really big articles on video game consoles. Reviews of both modern and classic games. News regarding homebrews for classic systems. Previews of games for every console imaginable - TurboGrafx-16 to Sega Dreamcast to Nintendo 3DS to Sony PlayStation 4. And More! We're receptive to interviews (with anybody even vaguely important to the industry. That includes homebrew developers at the AtariAge community) and advertising - though minimal and it will probably have to be fairly likeable. Issue One will feature such articles as: The Mega Drive Turns 25 - We Celebrate the Console That Kicked Off the 16-Bit Console War Microconsole: Ouya and GameStick - Our Verdict N3DS - Big Success And More! Up-Down-Left-Right will also have unique columns and stories, such as: Decode This! - Reverse Alphabet, Morse, and ADFGX Enciphered Messages for the Puzzle-Solving Gamer An Alternate History of Video Games - Something A Bit Different From What You're Used To And More! However, we don't have any big names. In fact, it is (literally) impossible for you to have heard of any of us before. That means we have an unproven track record - a major risk. We want to alleviate these concerns: As such, the first three issues will be offered FREE as pdf downloads via this website or an other venue, or as a download from Magcloud. The magazine will be sold through Magcloud and updates on progress can be found at the Twitter account Terry93D. (it is public, so you don't have to sign up if you don't want to) This thread will be used for updates and news on the magazine at the AtariAge community. At present time, we're looking for letters for the (criminally) blank Letters section. To submit letters, do so via email to updownleftrightmagazine@gmail.com OR by posting on this thread. Subject line: 'Letter'. Make sure you leave a signature, otherwise (should your letter be printed) you will be credited as one of the all time worst or most obscure video game characters ever. Thank you for listening this far through my tirade. I hope that you will read the free digital issues and maybe even buy the print issues. ---Terry Fairchild aka AtariLynx Lover, Editor-in-Chief for

It's not available for sale anymore... Shame... I was hoping to get it for Christmas...

So... Princess Rescue, clone of Mario... and Zippy the Porcupine, clone of Sonic the Hedgehog... Next is Bonk, isn't it? That or The Legend of Zelda, or Kirby, or Mega Man.

This is a more traditional RPG along the lines of Final Fantasy. I got the names wrong but I do like the sprites. The top character is Tole, second is Hart, and third is Sariah, despite what the text says.

Bump.