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Thank you!

Some progress... A guy calling himself AntiPontifex (!) actually typed in this program - as well as many others! - a year ago: http://abandonlistings.free.fr/microvo/ATARI.htm I can't get the BASIC file to create the machine language program due to an error detected at line 0. Am I doing something wrong or is it just a matter of a mistyped line? Here's the disk if someone wants to check what is going on: Multicolor-Drawer.atr

Great stuff, can't even imagine the huge potential!

I don't mean the game graphics or gameplay, just the options screen. Sorry, I just feel it's overloaded, spacing is off... Maybe the standard Atari font is OK on the 5200 but it really wouldn't cut it on the A8 in 2020. Just my opinion...

The options screen and overall presentation of Tempest are a vision of horror on the 5200, I really hope the game gets spruced up if it is released on the A8.

Isn't this something like Super Examinador?

Please upload what you have. Not sure I saw anything special in the catalog but it certainly won't hurt to have the disks archived and available somewhere.

Definitely looks like a "1". I don't believe the glitches at line 2000 are extra characters that were accidentally squeezed, I just see a "D" and a "5".

Thanks to both of you! I just removed the disk that was on our site. Now that we have a working version from an original, there's just no sense keeping the other one.

I actually forgot about the Programmers 3, Inc. and Star Craft, Inc. development teams responsible for AE and Sky Blazer respectively. Is it confirmed the A8 ports were also converted by the original Japanese programmers?

Thanks for your insight! Are you aware of any software developed in Japan for the A8, even small programs or PD software?

Hi, I just forwarded your message to our webmaster. Not sure why it doesn't work straight away, some problems seem to pop up from time to time. If you want to submit anything, please feel free to send me a PM or even post what you have right here on AtariAge, that's perfectly OK. Thanks!

Thank you very much!

Get well and stay positive!

Mark, thanks for the great Easter egg! Are you allowed / willing to share it as a single file as well?

There may be some more - I seem to recall a PD game in German - but here is what we have: http://www.atarimania.com/list_games_atari-400-800-xl-xe-strategy-politics_genre_152_8_G.html

I did get the particular picture with the stairs to display properly, though.

Please try the following disk images: Lucifer_s_Realm.zip I didn't get the bug but there might be some other problems (despite following the solution exactly, I got stuck shortly after). Also remember this is an OS-B title.

Thanks Mark, I just uploaded Swag a few hours ago and I'm going to add your disk edition for more convenience as well (all credit to Livorno for taking the time to type in this game!). I don't believe we have more Your Computer listings in the pipeline but am currently working on the missing Computer & Video Games programs which were also done by Livorno about a year ago.

How about a Western Union money order? I remember using that option with Ben years ago and everything went smoothly.

No, I'm not "clumping every configuration into the same group", just the standard systems. Considering GB64 includes educational programs, why disregard them on the Apple? Whatever... Anyway, what part of "the vast majority of the software is educational" don't you understand? Seems pretty clear I meant there were more non-educational titles on the Commodore 64 so you should be happy... For those who DO want to include educational games, there are 20,000-25,000 titles on the Apple in this category at least. I honestly don't care whether I can convince you but you'll find the programs listed in Software for Schools 1987-88, editions of The Software Encyclopedia (R. R. Bowker) or The Software Catalog - Microcomputers (Elsevier). Otherwise, yeah, I have to agree Retro Gamer has gone downhill...

For the record, there ARE more games on the Apple than on the Commodore 64, it's just that the vast majority of the software is educational.

Thanks, just added the preview to our database: http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-400-800-xl-xe-tristam-island_36867.html

Monday Morning Manager is "out there" but there are various releases / editions of the game. I don't want to add the program to the database before more complete and accurate information is found.

Actually, a number of screenshots were taken a very long time ago using Atari800Win PLus and a palette best matching what I saw on my PAL system (there are still a few duds that are terrible and look neither PAL nor NTSC, these are replaced regularly). Altirra wasn't available back then and it was difficult trying to find the best settings... and it still can be. A number of times, I tried to check what the screenshots looked like on some boxes - like Bruce Lee - and modified the colors on the emulator accordingly. The new stuff being added on our site also aims to make a difference between NTSC / PAL aspect ratios depending on the origin of the program and adds artifacting where applicable so there may be more than the colors looking dissimilar.