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July 18, 2006 by Marcer
Showaddywaddy of D-Bug writes:
We've been gone a while, but now we're back. The disk images speak for themselves. D-Bug, 2006 - Rocking Your World. Blood Money and Arctic Moves featured here are only a taste of what's to come in the future from D-BUG. Our goal is to cater for all ST users, which is why we've raised the bar again and added support for the Falcon 030 and Mega STe. We said it a few disks back... Nobody does it better.
download the menus.. http://dbug.atari.org
July 10, 2006 by Marcer
Xenomorph - Eng/Ger - Cracked/Trained!
Before I go for some summer vacation, we just have to give you guys a little summer space adventure a la Dungeon master in space.
If you run this game in an Emu. then it works perfect in 32mhz etc. since this game is a bit slow in 8mhz. 
Thanks to Avenger for this version, he also removed these bastard Disk swap pop-up's which nearly was a killer and also this disk write enable bug!
Enjoy this 1dd version and your summer time!
// Atari Legend Staff
Get the stuff here
June 20, 2006 by muguk
Ladies & Gentlemen, Atari Forum now has a Wiki!
Myself, Silver Surfer and Daeghano have been working on a little side-project when time permits and now it's time to open the doors and let everyone else add their bits!
The three of us that have been working on the Wiki have left a fairly open structure for you to play with. So play away!
We want everyone (who can be bothered) to share their knowledge displayed in Atari Forum (and anywhere else in the Atari world) with as many people as they can.
Games, Hardware (fixing, modding and upgrading), Coding, Hacking and other stuff. All important information is welcome in the Wiki.
Don't worry about editing/spelling/grammar as I can work my magic with my virtual 'red pen' - did I mention my day job is a Technical Author?
I've got an RSS feed which will show me all new edits made on the Wiki, so behave yourself those childish people who like to damage things!
There will be a forum section dedicated to the Wiki appearing soon @ Atari Forum!!. Discuss any changes / sections you want adding in that section as soon as it's open.
Take me to the Wiki!!
June 7, 2006 by muguk
Got back from a busy weekend in Zevenaar, The Netherlands as I was attending the Outline 2006 held at de Panoven.
Had a great time meeting and greeting people behind the IDs on Atari Forum and DHS. Some I'd seen before (about 14 years earlier at the Bradford dig or the one @ Pele's house in '93!) and others were all new faces.
Brought back loads of goodies from Lotek - including the new Fading Twilight #11 CD and No Fragments 4, 5 & 6. Great stuff on those CDs Lotek - keep producing more!
I went over with Cal & Grazey from the PHF. Whilst there I did some logos and a quick tune for Cal's game on the PC. It came first in the competition too!
Photos of the event are over at my blog page, so pop over there if you're bored! Once Cal has uploaded his photos, there will be lots more to look at. For the time being, it's just my crappy camera on my phone or my ancient digital camera pictures.
All the ST/Falcon releases are located on DHS's site, so click here to visit the downloads section.
June 5, 2006 by Klapauzius
Once in a while we discover a game that was released in the heyday of the Atari ST but has remained 'undiscovered' for all these years.
Today we'd like to present you with another one of those lost and forgotten titles:
Pharaoh III by Supernova Software
It's not related to "Pharaoh" by Rainbow Arts, but is actually a little "Space Invaders" variation that takes place in the land of the Pharaoh's in ancient Egypt. It may not be the greatest game of its kind, but there are much worse titles released commercially on the ST ;-)
A text file with some instructions on how to play is included on the disk image.
Cheers to Goldrunner for unearthing this title! Other credits for this release: game cracked and trained by Klapauzius - Intro by Bigfoot of MJJ-Prod - Intro music by Dark Angel.
Get it here and blast away!
May 29, 2006 by Klapauzius
Another day, another game...
To supplement our recent release of a scarce Dungeon Master variant, we bring you another rare version from the same universe today:
Chaos Strikes Back v2.1 English
Although we don't have much information on it, this seems to be the final version of Chaos Strikes Back. All fans of the series will surely be keen to find out the differences to the more common version 2.0 (please tell us about it if you should do so ;-) ).
Avenger has done a great job again with cracking this game, which was protected even better than its ancestor Dungeon Master. He also added a trainer and played it through to the end to ensure that the crack works fine. The nice intro was coded by our friend Zorro2 of NoExtra.
Well, nothing more to say at the moment, except telling you where to get it. What, you already know? Ok, but just in case you don't - it's here.
When I first started playing Parasol Stars, the gameplay felt very familiar - which is a good thing. However, it soon became clear that this game is actually Bubble Bobble on steroids. There is so much going on it makes your head spin. Baddies are flying over the screen, stages get constantly filled with bonus goodies, sometimes you just don't know where to look first, but you get used to it. After 2 sessions I had the feeling I was missing out on things and had to read the manual again before I could continue. And I find this a bit of a negative for a game of this kind. Simplicity should be key.
August 14, 2018 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Parasol StarsWhat does ST stand for? Some people believe it is an abbreviation of "Sam Tramiel", head of Atari. Others say it is short for "16 32", cause the ST was the first in a line of 16 - 32 bit computers by Atari!
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