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CLICK ON THE TITLE TO BE TAKEN TO THE CORRESPONDING BLOG ENTRY 3D Printers - New Tech protecting our new "TI-Toys" (Updated 07/6/2018) Published: 23 April, 2018 Photos 'tweaked' to reflect a TI-99/4A theme. Published 14 April 2017 (over 900 views) Getting back into the TI-99/4A easily & quickly! Published 16 February 2017 (Over 1680 views) Awesome 3D Printed Case for the TI-99/4A Plug-N-Play 32K Device Published 28 January 2017 (Over 1155 Views) Easily Overlooked -- "Jam Packed" Informational Source for the TI-99/4A (Podcasts) Published 23 January 2017 (Over 840 Views) NanoPEB and CF7 -- 3D Printed Cases Published 28 December 2016 (Over 1205 Views) JediMatt42's -- Plug-N-Play 32K for the TI-99/4A Originally Published: 20 October 2016 (Over 1306 views) Tursi's - Slideshow & TMS9918 converter 'combo package' Originally Published: 04 October 2016 (Over 1370 views) Using your classic VGA based gear on contemporary flat-screen TV's Originally Published: 21 September 2016 (Over 1005 Views) A new 3D printed case for the FlashROM99 Originally Published: 11 July 2016 (Over 2515 views) The AMAZING "FlashROM 99" Cartridge Originally Published: 31 May 2016 (Over 5465 views) Strips, Cards, Manuals, Labels, 3D Objects & More! Originally Posted: 26 November 2015 (Over 4175 views) .BIN Repository BACKUP (+extra stuff) Originally Published: 13 November 2015 (Over 2125 views) Making "One-Off" Cartridge Labels for your TI-99/4A Originally Published 11 March 2016 (Over 4125views) Strips, Reference Cards,Manuals & More -- SHORTCUT LINKS Originally Published: 26 November 2015 (Over 3245 views) .BIN Repository BACKUP (+extra stuff) Originally Published: 13 November 2015 (Over 1890 views) Making one’s own cartridges! Originally Published: 13 October 2015 (Over 3740 views) Some of the BEST threads on the TI-99/4A Originally Published: 21 August 2015 (Over 2088 Views) The BEST menu system for the TI-99/4A ever produced! (F18A) Originally Published: 17 August 2015 (Over 1595 views) Bling (with practicality) for the P-Box! Originally Published: 02 August 2015 (Over 1919 views) Is it reliving my past, going back to my computer roots or a ‘midlife’ issue? Originally Posted: 11 July 2015 (Over 1555 views) Updating the WICO “Command Control” Trackball Originally Posted: 18 June 2015 (Over 2170 views) Can you hear me now… over the fan? Originally Posted: 10 May 2015 (Over 2010 views) A PS/2 Keyboard on a TI-99/4A Originally Posted 18 March 2015 (Over 3695 views) The TI-99/4A Internet Browser! Originally Posted: 29 January 2015 (Over 7932 views) CorComp "Real Time Clock" Originally Posted: 01 December 2014 (Over 1920 views) 80 Track TI Floppy Drive Modification (Multiply storage capacity cheaply) Originally Posted: 11 November 2014 (Over 2405 views) The #1 Modification for the TI-99/4A is… Originally Posted 02 October 2014 (Over 3455 views) The HDX upgrade for the TI RS-232 card. Originally Posted: 17 September 2014 (Over 2790 views) AWESOME CARTRIDGE – Extended Basic v2.7 Suite Originally Posted 14 September 2014 (Over 11815 views) My First entry to go over 10K - Gazoo would be proud! The TI-99/4A “Super Cart”.. it *WAS* one of the MUST HAVE cartridges. Originally Posted: 10 September 2014 (Over 2505 views) Up close & personal with the “Lotharek HxC Rev. F” floppy emulator Originally Posted: 31 August 2014 (Over 5660 views) Pro’s & Cons of the Nano-PEB Originally Posted: 15 July 2014 (Over 3570 views) Making your own Classic Computer Joystick Originally Posted: 08 May 2014 (Over 2570 views) What is the Lantronix UDS-10 and what can it do for me? Designed for the newbie or novice user. Originally Posted: 28 April 2014 (Over 10500 views)
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Just a reminder to everyone, that I have an online store, with some goodies. Stop by if your interested. Also, the prices are in Canadian dollars and you can save some money on the exchange rate if you are stateside. Also if you subscribe to our news letter you get an extra 10% off. https://dadisajoke.com/store
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Super Smash Bros Historia ssbhistoria.blogspot.com Where I play all of the core games of all SSB series, plus spin-offs featuring secondary characters that are playable in-game. I will review each series compared to other games of its series, then pit them head2head against each other. My first game is Wrecking Crew '98. Wish me luck!
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Hi all, As I am lacking some inspiration (and time) to write for Atariteca these days, I was wondering if there are still some other blogs exclusively on Atari computers or consoles running out there. The only one that comes to my mind is Bill Lange's excellent Atari 8-bits Ads: https://atari8bitads.blogspot.com/ - Y -
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Hello Everyone! This is my first blog post ever here on AtariAge, and I'm excited to be on here! Let me introduce myself. My name is Chase, and I am a seventeen year from Ohio. I have been playing and collecting Atari 2600 games for 3 years now and I have never felt more passionate and happy playing simple games compared to the high resolution, highly complicated games of today. The 2600 seems to pull me in with simplicity and the appeal of playing games that have shaped the game industry into how it is today. I have used my Atari 2600 (a four switch Woody) more than my Ps4, and I actually love my Atari more than my PlayStation. I want to start up a YouTube channel reviewing games and potentially talk to the people who programmed them. I hope to have a fun time on here and I can't wait to share my passion with others and hear stories from others who grew up with the console I love. I will mostly will be talking about the 2600 on this blog, mostly about games. Which ones I love, which ones I think are ok, and which ones I don't really like. I might also dabble in the 5200, 7800 and the Lynx and Jaguar. And one question to end this blog: Which Atari 2600 launch title is your favorite? Mine is Indy 500, followed by Surround.
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Is Invision's blog software ever going to see any improvements? It's still completely terrible. Most of the problems that have been plaguing it for years are still present. It's woefully behind proper blog software in terms of features, options, layout, presentation, etc. Formatting is so messed up, that I'll often just edit complex posts entirely in BBCode mode instead because the software can't be trusted to keep formatting intact. I keep a text file offline of the BBCode version of my To-Do post so I know I can always go back and update it. Once I do post it, the underlying BBCode gets changed by the blog software. Although it displays properly after posting, it can no longer be edited within the blog because the formatting gets hosed. I have to edit, then copy/paste the entire thing out of a text editor for it to look the way I want it to. It still always scales images, even if it's not needed. In the main listing for my blog, it never displays images. My blog is all about images. The tag listings have never been fixed. There's no way to migrate tags over to categories. All of the emoticons prior to one of the previous updates were all changed, so any emoticons used in posts or comments make absolutely no contextual sense. There is no way for people posting comments to preview their comments first. Is there any chance of ditching their software and migrating the blogs over to something else? Their blog software has never been good. It has only ever been, at best, marginally usable.
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I just noticed the field "Image Entry" in my blog for the first time and tried to utilize it for an existing entry. This does NOT work. Then I created a new test blog entry, using an "Image Entry". There it works. And changing the image afterwards works too. So the bug seems to be, that you cannot add an "Image Entry" to already existing blog entries, even though the input field is there.
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Hi guys (and gals) Thought it may be worth posting this link here, as I just wrote a bit of a note on a RISC (maybe MAC??) bug that keeps getting me, thought I would share a link here to the Jag section of my blog where I do on occasion actually write stuff, usually regards progress with stuff and things.. So anyone interested in a sort of dev blog type thing: http://www.linkovitch.me.uk/blog/?cat=3 There are a few posts about the early days of the sound engine, a few penny dropping moments, documented for all history
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