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Hello guys The English version of paper supplement to ABBUC Magazin 154 is now available for download for members of the ABBUC. www.abbuc.de --> "Mitglieder" --> "Downloadbereich" --> "ABBUC Magazine" Sincerely Mathy
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Hello guys ABBUC magazine #151 is available for download for all members of the ABBUC. The paper supplement in German and English version and the ATRs can be found in the download section of the ABBUC site. "Mitglieder" --> "Downloadbereich" --> "ABBUC Magazine" --> ... Sincerely Mathy
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Hi everyone, I've recently launched a new gaming magazine, and I think it's something that many of you would enjoy. It's A5 size, fifty pages, full colour and finished to a high quality. Content is focussed strongly around indie games and developers, whilst big titles are also included and reviewed. We aim to cover all systems, past, present and future. This will definitely be a space for reviewing and featuring new ATARI games. Stylistically it takes influence from many of the greats that I grew up with: Mean Machines, Nintendo Power, EGM etc coupled together in a modern and sleek format. Strong focus was given to both the cost of the magazine and on shipping fee's. I know the world is a difficult place for all of us right now. The smaller size of the magazine means that it can be shipped globally in just 3-7 working days, and at excellent rates. The magazines are also dispatched in an anti-bend cardboard sleeve, ensuring they are in excellent condition when they arrive. The magazine is available in physical print and digital PDF. There is also a sample you can download for FREE, if you wish to try before you buy. The magazine is getting really positive feedback from the community this far, and I would love it if you checked it out, or just helped to spread the word. Thanks in advance Time Extension feature: https://www.timeextension.com/news/2022/11/system-gamer-is-a-fanzine-for-the-21st-century Store: https://coolmagazine.uk/collections/all
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Hello guys (and girls) The PDFs of the paper supplements to the ABBUC Magazine #150 are now available online. ABBUC -> Mitglieder -> Downloadbereich -> Download Magazine Sincerely Mathy PS Names and links might change, so please don't enter links in your responses.
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Hello guys The PDFs of the Englisch versions of the paper supplement to the ABBUC Magazines 141 and 143 are now available to ABBUC members on the ABBUC website. The paper supplement to magazine 146 already was. (The disk/ATR is the magazine, the (PDF of the) paper supplement is just that, a supplement) On the site, go to Mitglieder -> Downloadbereich -> Download Magazine Sincerely Mathy -
What are your top 10 favorite Atari BASIC games from magazine listings? This can include games that use machine language subroutines. If you can include what magazine each game came from, that would be helpful too.
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Yeah so... This month's Retro Gamer. 98 pages. 64 pages if you exclude ads and filler. Hmmm. As a subscriber I don't like these no text covers. I am assuming they think they are doing something creative and arty, but it just comes across as pretentious. So in a couple of years when I want to take out my old RGs and have a good read, like I do with my The Ones, C&VGs and Zapp64s I have to just guess what is in the fucking magazine. Marvellous! I think they want us all to go out and buy a second copy. I'd prefer a copy like the punter in the street has. They are better designed. Now I come to think, they probably do this as it buys time just to bang a one image down over the logo. This month's cover star is a disassembled SNES in all its blueprint 'glory'. Which seems very familiar as they have done that before. Maybe a Megadrive? Bloody pretentiousness. No TMR (Jason Kelk). My favourite section (by far). Home Brew / Public Domain. Well put together and every page packed. Even manages to feature profiles of the developers, jam competitions and all sorts. Sadly TMR has been very sick. Get well Jason! Thankfully rather than just bung in some old bollocks about the Amstrad winning the 8bit war as they did the first month, they have not put anything there. I miss TMR. I miss him answering my bloody dumb coding questions and I miss his brilliant contribution to this ailing mag. For some reason some time ago Jason got demoted from the 'Loading...' page wall of sketch images. Maybe he told Darran what a cushy number he is on. No wonder he looks so smug. Too many two page filler screenshots with Darran Jones' boat staring out at me. Don't get me wrong, I don't not like him. He might be a nice man. A very nice man. A very very nice man. I've never met him, but I tell you this! after 170+ mags and 15+ years of seeing him gazing glassily out at me from the pages of his magazine, I could probably recognise him in any crowd. One issue had so many pictures of him, his family (I assume) and assorted mates and colleagues I thought I had not bought a copy of Retro Gamer magazine at all, but one of his family's photo albums by mistake. Bloody Ian Lee. I hate him. I don't know why. It is irrational. I have never met or spoken to him. Got an air of the 'bluffer' / 'chancer' about him. Annoying tv rent-a-nodding-dog. Nick Thorpe seems to still be doing the business. I've not read his SNES piece yet, but I have always enjoyed his stuff in the past. No contribution from Graeme Mason this month, so there is that at least. The man who thought Mayhem in Monsterland was a home-brew. Lure of the Temptress is one I will get stuck into but outside of that and the aforementioned SNES section... ? Also going to read the section on Joe Blade 4. JB was one of my favourites. I know it is very simple but I enjoy it none-the-less. David Jones's Knight Tyme gets a feature. I spoke to him once about his work, seems like a very nice bloke so I'll be devouring that section. Magazine just seems to be drifting... This month there is some stuff for me (4 bits). Last couple of months very little. I don't read them cover to cover like I used to. None of the sections have not been featured in other magazines. I suppose there is nothing more retro than recycling features from old magazines and I don't have a problem with that, but occasionally it feels like they're just 'phoning it in.' I've been a subscriber for many years, on and off, and I got every issue of the original magazine, before it was rebooted, with better layout and better quality paper, granted, so I've earnt my right to say my bit, but maybe I will stop now. Subscribing that is. I don't know. They had that clown Kizza/The Laird/* Insert all known socks here * working on the mag for years. He was getting paid by them. He knows nothing. How can I trust a magazine that published anything that arsehole put together ? Is this a rant ? Am I wrong ? What do others think of Retro Gamer these days?
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Finally! Magazine 141 is now available as an completely english PDF in the download section for ABBUC members. Please excuse the long wait. Thanks to the help of @luckybuck, we now established a workflow to create the english version. Magazine 142 PDF in english will hopefully be available at the same time, when the printed magazine arrives at the first members. We also now work on finishing the english version of 139 and 140. If you are a member, but can´t access the member download area, please send me a message. You need to have a log in at the ABBUC website to which I manually have to grant the corresponding rights to.
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I am seeking a few of the earliest Atari 8bit ANALOG magazines to finish my collection. If You have any extras of issues 3 and 7 let me know. Thanks!!
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Hello All, Does anyone know of a hi-res collection of vintage computer magazine covers? I wanted to check here before I started searching and scanning on my own. I going to make a screensaver (as well as desktop wallpaper collection) for Mac & PC's. My particular favorite magazine from my early days are the COMPUTE! for Atari magazines. Thanks
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Hello All, Does anyone know of a hi-res collection of vintage computer magazine covers? I wanted to check here before I started searching and scanning on my own. I going to make a screensaver (as well as desktop wallpaper collection) for Mac & PC's. My particular favorite magazine from my early days are the COMPUTE! for Atari magazines. Thanks
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Hi all, I´ve sent the ABBUC magazine 140 to the members, and the first copies already appeared, but only in Germany. International delivery might take longer, so please stay tuned. But to not make you wait too long, you can download the atr-images of the disk and the german PDF of the printed issue at the members section of the ABBUC website. I´m preparing an english PDF too, but for the time being you could at least use copy&paste to have the german pdf translated with an online service. If you are a member and can´t access the member section with the downloads, please send a message with your name to me. Access has to be be given manually one time, but for future log ins no further action is needed. Stay healthy!
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ABBUC members receive the magazine on a floppy disk four times a year. Beside "official" texts (protocols, dates etc.) it always contains software of all kind. This software shall preferably be created by ABBUC members, but actually, we sometimes had to search the internet for software to not deliver an empty disc. So this call is for EVERYBODY: If you have created ANY software for the Atari 8 Bit computer, which has not been released yet, please consider having it published on the ABBUC magazine. This can be anything: A game, a demo, an update, an image, a little BASIC program, a WIP of something (demo like)... you name it: anything! It can also be your first BASIC program you´ve created back in the days and never showed off. Why not release it and get some feedback? Please just also send a small text which describes you and the program. If you have anything, that you want to be released with the next magazine, please contact CharlieChaplin, who creates the actual disk images for the magazines, and/or me. If we come to the lucky situation, that the disk is full (we always deliver one disc, two-sided, ED) he will inform me and we decide, which software we release on the current issue, and what we keep for one of the following issues. Keep on coding!
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Atari klub - spolek příznivců historické výpočetní techniky (Association of Historical Computing Enthusiasts), announces FLOP 63, the first issue of the magazine published in 2019. To get more information on the magazine, and to download issue 63, visit FLOP's website. Content is available in both Czech and English. Highlights of FLOP 63 Texts: Timeline of Atari History Interview with Pavel Tišnovský Atari anniversaries in 2019 Games: Fruity Pete, a brand new game from Fandal & Akio Tenshi
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It looks like the guys at Cracked decided to jump on the arcade craze like everybody else. I haven't been able to find any information on this particular issue and it seems to be fairly rare with the only one on Ebay being listed at $100 and with no sold listings. Here are scans of the magazine for all to enjoy. I'll have a download link to higher quality scans HERE
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With the upcoming issue #6 of Excel magazine now is the perfect time to catch up with the first 5 issues. As a limited offer we have 4 sets of issues #1-5 available at a bundle price Regular US price is $10.00 per issue (shipped) Buy a full set of 5 issues for the special price of $35.00 (shipped) If you have been on the fence, or if you have purchased the PDF version and would like to upgrade to print please PM me directly. For interested non US customers please visit http://excel-retro-mag.co.ukdirectly. Excel is a full color, full size, professional quality Atari 8bit focused magazine.
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With the upcoming issue #6 of Excel magazine now is the perfect time to catch up with the first 5 issues. As a limited offer we have 4 sets of issues #1-5 available at a bundle price Regular US price is $10.00 per issue (shipped) Buy a full set of 5 issues for the special price of $35.00 (shipped) If you have been on the fence, or if you have purchased the PDF version and would like to upgrade to print please PM me directly. For interested non US customers please visit http://excel-retro-mag.co.ukdirectly. Excel is a full color, full size, professional quality Atari 8bit focused magazine.
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I'd half scanned these, when I did a search online and found they were available. Then I noticed that my issue three had a correction slip inside that the others were missing. Added to the end of the pdf. Input-Output - Issue One - Winter 82-83.pdf https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KWUlzPoxfCnEkCxKZeOtQeZkcws8ydM7/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZE0v_Ntf9fFvhVxWkAyOOzpCWWo8k1aX/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DKM0f-gVI5kXy3QHKJYoNBw5qMWne8Lr/view?usp=sharing Input-Output - Issue Five - Spring 84.pdf
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Looks like vdsteenoven.com went over a bandwidth for his image host. Can someone post the various magazines/books related to the Aquarius? i.e. http://www.vdsteenoven.com/aquarius/pfuser-vol1.php p.s. If you haven't already, join our Aquarius group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1816932675303748/ Thanks Carlos
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A little news about Excel magazine: I now have distributors for the magazine in several countries so a batch of each new issue will be mailed to each distributor which will cost me pretty much the same per issue as mailing it out to a UK address. The magazine will then be mailed out locally in each country, so the postage per issue for overseas orders is now only £2. A lot of people were put off buying the magazine due to the postage costs but hopefully this will attract more readers... From issue #3, which is out on October 1st, the magazine will have an increased page count too. Issue #3 is now available to pre-order... Robert excel-retro-mag.co.uk
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Hello to all Atari 8-bitters If you find the postage costs of mailing out the printed magazine to your part of the world too expensive, I have been pondering on the idea of making the magazine available as a digital download, i.e. a PDF file available from the website @ £1 per issue. Good idea... or crazy talk...?
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I had a good find at Goodwill yesterday in Great Lakes Atari Digest newsletters from the late 80's and early 90's. This was a cool piece of history as an Atari fan. I've messaged some people on Facebook who share the names with the authors of some of the articles in hopes of finding some of them. Atari STs seem to get talked about a lot in these. Did anyone ever write or subscribe to one of these?
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Hi All, In the second issue of K-Power magazine was published basic listing of a known song of Joey Ramone called Slug I have fixed the OCR from archive.org, but still there are some bugs that i cannot find (besides there is some assembler that probably has to be reviewed as well). Leaving here the code, if someone else wants to help- 5 rem ATARI/SLUG 6 rem 400 or 800 • 32K RAM • color TV or monitor optional 10 POKE 106,PEEK(106)-4:GRAPHICS 0:FLAG=1 20 DIM A$(42),F$(50),V(3),BORDER$(40),BR$(5),SLUG$(40),SLS(7),TIM(15),ISTS(10) 30 PRINT CHR$(125):POKE 752,1 : SETCOLOR 1,0,0:SETCOLOR 2,12,6:SETCOLOR 4,5,0 40 BR$="SLUG*":FOR X=0 TO 4:BR$(X+1,X+1)=CHR$(ASC(BR$(X+1,X+1))+128):NEXT X 50 FOR X=0 TO 35 STEP 5:BORDER$(X+1 ,X+5)=BR$:NEXT X 60 FOR X=2 TO 37:POSITION X,1:PRINT BORDER$(X-1 ,X-1 ); : POSITION 39-X,21:PRINT BORDER$(X-1 ,X-1 ); :NEXT X 70 FOR Y=2 TO 20:POSITION 2,Y:PRINT BORDER$(22-Y,22-Y) ;:POSITION 37,Y:PRINT BORDER$(Y,Y); :NEXT Y 80 POSITION 14,0:PRINT "TUNING UP..." 90 RESTORE 5000:FOR X=1 TO 15:READ A:TIM(X)=A:NEXT X:POKE 82,4 100 RESTORE 6000:FOR X=1 TO 10:READ A: IST$(X,X)=CHR$(A):NEXT X 110 SL$="%]aaaa:":SLUG$=" ":SLUG$(37)=SLUG$:SLUG$(2)=SLUG$ 120 SLUG$(1,7)=SL$:SLUG$(14,21)=SL$:SLUG$(28,34)=SL$ 130 RESTORE 3000:FOR X=1536 TO 1768:READ A:POKE X,A:NEXT X 140 V(0)=(PEEK(106)+1)*256:V(1)=V(0)+197:V(2)=V(1)+93:V(3)=V(2)+93 150 FOR X=0 TO 3:HI=INT(V(X)/256):LO=V(X)-(HI*256) 160 POKE 1753+X*2,LO:POKE 1761+X*2,LO 170 POKE 1754+X*2,HI:POKE 1762+X*2,HI :NEXT X 180 RESTORE 4000:FOR X=1 TO 42:READ A: A$(X,X)=CHR$ (A) :NEXT X 190 RESTORE 2000:C=0:FOR X=1 TO 17:READ F$:FOR Y=1 TO LEN(F$) 200 Z=ASC(F$(Y,Y))-48:POKE V(0)+C,ASC(A$(Z,Z)):C=C+1 210 NEXT Y:NEXT X 220 SOUND 0,0,10,10:SOUND 1,0,10,10:SOUND 2,0,10,10:SOUND 3,0,10,10 230 A=USR(ADR(IST$)) 240 C=1:RESTORE 1000:TIME=50:POSITION 4,3 250 L=TIM(C):READ F$ 260 POSITION 4,C+2:PRINT F$ 270 SL$=SLUG$(1):SLUG$(1)=SLUG$(2):SLUG$(37)=SL$ 280 POSITION 1,0:PRINT SLUG$(1,37);:POSITION 1,22:PRINT SLUG$(1,37); 290 L=L-1:IF L>0 THEN 270 300 C=C+1:IF C=16 THEN 320 310 GOTO 250 320 READ F$:PRINT CHRS(125):POSITION 13,10:PRINT F$:POKE 88,PEEK(88)+120:POSITION 0,23:STOP 1000 DATA Ly'in in bed one sum-mer ¦ s night 1010 DATA Ev ry thing, wa-as all right 1020 DATA Some thing star ted 1030 DATA craw lin on me S. L. U. G. 1040 DATA Why why I saw her walk ing,in the woods last ni ight 1050 DATA And I knew some thin', was n't ri i i 1060 DATA -ight S L U G Ah no no no no 1070 DATA Why'd she have to Go oh oh oh 1080 DATA And I knew that if I 1090 DATA Had her back to day ay -yes 1100 DATA I know (I know) I know (I know) 1110 DATA Why is it always this way? 1120 DATA S - L - U - G 2000 DATA 3=K7K7J;K;J;K7H;JEH;J;KAK7J7H; 2010 DATA JA25JMH;J;2NK;K707K7K7K707K;K; 2020 DATA J;K;1;K707K7K;07K;H;J;H7J7K;K7 2030 DATA 07K7K;07K;K;0;K;1;L7L7L=L7L;L; 2040 DATA K;J;2G1AL;L;H;J;K;L;K;K;L;J7K; 2050 DATA 0=17K;07K71I07K71PJ;J;H;F7J7H; 2060 DATA JA681;K707K7K71RZ4<H;H7H7K;K7K 2070 DATA 7F;F7F7J;J7J783D793H793K793F79 2080 DATA 3D793C793B72:1;?7?71I?7?71AD71 2090 DATA U49?ri?;a;8;D;FIB;DMZ4<K;K7K70; 2100 DATA 0707S;S7S7Q;Q7Q783L793K7930793 2110 DATA S793Q793H793K72:1;B7B71I87B71A 2120 DATA a71U49?MH;J;K;L;0IK;LMZ4>T7T7T 2130 DATA 7T7V7V7V7V7X7X7X7X7W7w7W7W783W 2140 DATA 793T793V793X793W793Y793V793X72 2150 DATA 4W71 U93T763X763W793T763X763W79 2160 DATA 3T763X763W793T763X763W7Z 3000 DATA 72,8,152,72,138,72,162,3,188 3010 DATA 197,6,185,217,6,133,203,185,213 3020 DATA 6,133,204,189,201,6,201,5,208 3030 DATA 8,169,0,153,0,210,76,166,6 3040 DATA 201,0,208,126,189,209,6,221,213 3050 DATA 6,208,18,222,205,6,189,205,6 3060 DATA 201,0,240,35,169,0,157,209,6 3070 DATA 76,40,6,188,209,6,177,203,72 3080 DATA 200,177,203,157,201,6,200,152,157 3090 DATA 209,6,188,197,6,104,153,0,210 3100 DATA 76,166,6,188,209,6,177,203,201 3110 DATA 255,240,30,157,205,6,200,177,203 3120 DATA 157,213,6,200,152,24,101,203,133 3130 DATA 203,169,0,101,204,133,204,169,0 3140 DATA 157,209,6,76,40,6,188,197,6 3150 DATA 185,225,6,153,217,6,185,226,6 3160 DATA 153,218,6,169,0,157,201,6,157 3170 DATA 209,6,157,213,6,169,1,157,205 3180 DATA 6,76,8,6,188,197,6,165,203 3190 DATA 153,217,6,165,204,153,218,6,222 3200 DATA 201,6,202,48,3,76,8,6,104 3210 DATA 170,104,168,40,104,76,98,228,0 3220 DATA 2,4,6,0,0,0,0,1,1 3230 DATA 1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 3240 DATA 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 3250 DATA 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 4000 DATA 0,1,2,4,6,8,10,12,16,18,20,24 4010 DATA 30,32,35,37,40,42,45,47,50 4020 DATA 53,56,57,60,64,72,76,80,82 4030 DATA 85,90,96,100,108,144,150,173 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEBIH2P3-Dk
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For those interested, I am in the process of creating a full archive of the Atari ST Review (UK) magazines. There were 35 issues and I could not find them on the Internet. I have purchased most issues and I am scanning and uploading them as PDF files available on my website: http://www.chillichai.com/atari-st-review Enjoy.
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The Shovel Knight issues kicks ass!
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