classic battle atari 8bit vs commodore 64

[carlsson]

On 6/17/2019 at 3:45 AM, elmer said:

Interesting ... so only the year after Denon & Sony had shown the first CD-ROM technology, and two+ years before the Yellow Book standard was published.

I'm not trying to throw more logs on the fire, but for that matter Commodore were also investigating CD-ROMs by late 1985, early 1986. They had plans for applications both for the C128 and Amiga line, and honestly it is not unexpected for tech companies like Atari and Commodore (probably Apple too?) to stay on top of the latest industry trends, even if those not yet were commercially useful.

[shoestring]

2 hours ago, Rybags said:

There's still some gaping holes in the games catalog but we're way better off now than 10 years ago thanks to the likes of Time Pilot, Bosconian, Space Harrier and Scramble not to mention plenty of good original homebrews.

Bosconian is a work of art.