No Name          Coded by        Crew                 Date 

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1) BIGZ782.PRG   DBUG II         NEXT                 1991

                 DR CLICK        TTZP                 

2) BIS_CD_1.PRG  ANTHARION       BUG IN SPACE         1992

3) DEMOB100.PRG  FRNZ            AVENGERS             1991

4) HEADACHE.PRG  HUMUNGUS        OVERLANDERS          1991

                 DOGUE DE MAUVE                       

5) INVSIBLE.PRG  RICK            INVISIBLES           1990 

6) KEKE.PRG      ZORRO2          MJJPROD              2003

7) DRKLIGHT.PRG  WARRIOR MUNK    poSTmortem           2002

8) NGT.PRG       BLOOD           NEW GENERATION       1989

9) LANDSCAP.PRG  AATEC           ST APOCALYPSE        1990

10)TWSTSCR2.PRG  GRIFF           RESISTANCE           1989



Menu code......................Zorro 2

Loader code....................Maartau/Zorro 2

Gfxs...........................Mister.A

Fonts..........................ripped

Music..........................TomChi

Scrolltext.....................Atomus

Require configuration : Atari STF or STE computer with 1 Mo of memory.

Thanks to Brume, this compilation saw the day through to him !

A special thought for Andreas Wahlin (aka Perihelion/Warrior Munk) who left us much too soon...

To copy this disk : 2 faces - 82 pistes - 10 sectors

In case you've had your head in the sand,

D-Bug and ECG have released some new original intros over the last month.

ECG did a fab tunnel screen with top code by Melcus and PHF released their first ST screen in quite a while, code Grazey, gfx Ukko, zak gwEm.

Whilst browsing through the hundreds of disks sent to me by Xerud/Automation (of Mega-Depacker / Unpack fame). I stumbled across a disk marked Pack-Ice.

Nothing unusual there, however on closer inspection I found it to contain the packer source! I'm sure after 20 years Axe won't mind its release! Also there's a sneak preview of how Pack Ice v3 would have looked.

Hello Atari scene! It's already 1 month from the latest edition of Silly Venture 2k11 - the biggest Atari only party in Poland (and probably worldwide too!).

Over 100 attendees visited Gdansk from such countries like Sweden, Finland, Germany, France, England, Czech, Slovakia and Poland of course. There was also a lot of compo entries done for each Atari platform. To feel it on your own skin, Larek (known as ArSoft Corporation) prepared a special movie from this big Atari event!

Enjoy the Silly movie guys! It's over 2hrs big! :)

It was the best of times, it was the wurst of times. (If you were a German sausage fan.)

It was the Sillyventure 2011 Atari party, held in deepest Gdansk.

Many epic deeds were done, beers drunk and awesome demos shown.

Now here's a few minutes of multi-media dribblings from the incontinent cam-phone of CiH to entertain you with his recollections of the party as taken through a Nokia-tinted lense.

Let the memories assail you!

Reboot of JagWare are proud to present Kobayashi Maru, their latest freely-available game for the Atari Jaguar games console, written to utilize the new Raptor game engine. Kobayashi Maru is Reboot's version of an arcade favourite from the early 80s. Use your rotary controller or regular Jaguar pad to steer your warpship in this arcade space shooter, battling countless drones and huge boss craft in ever-tougher waves of attack.

Kobayashi Maru is released hot on the heels of another Reboot release, the port of Downfall for the Atari Falcon030 computer. Head over to the Kobayashi Maru download page to obtain the full game in your favourite file format: BJL, ROM or CDI disc image. Have fun!

This is a different sort of production from me. You could call it a musical toy. I've been inspired by the drum machine of the Korg Monotribe, and have combined it with STj into an executable boot sector. Unlike my 128byte productions, which are more or less pure demos in that they are concept investigations, this one could actually be quite useful to musicians and live performers.

A list of the features may help to explain more:

* STj like tempo control for precise DJ beatmatching
* Three drum sounds
* 16 steps (use shift to access odd steps, alike to Korg Monotribe)
* MIDI clock output
* Very fast loading - due to boot sector implementation
* GEMDOS file system still supported (use it with STj in auto folder no problem)
* No screen required

The archive contains an installer/deinstaller/launcher program, a readme, and a picture to explain the keyboard mappings.