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August 26, 2004 by Brume
Two music demos by IRS has been spread recently by Asylum. We were waiting for a patched version of the first demo before posting this message, but it seems the patch won't be so easy to apply. So while waiting, here are both demos. They feature a bunch of chiptunes by Mad Max, Big Alec, Tao, and many other composers. The second demo offers more than 18 hours of music!
The first Beat Box requires TOS 1.0 to run. So it's not STE compatible. The second one seems to work fine with TOS 1.0 and 1.62.
Download Beat Box I
Download Beat Box II (one archive with 3 disks)
August 26, 2004 by Brume
We all thought BSW menus of games would be stopped after the new releases of the last weeks. We were totally wrong! The Byte strikes again and bring us this time three new compilations. Issues 46, 47 and 48 are now available. Guess he probably wants to reach the magical "50" number.
BSW GCD GCD 46 contains:
- Blasteroids
- Virus
- Uridium
- Moon Patrol
- Robotron 2084
- Major Motion
- HMS Cobra
- Knightmare
- Northstar
BSW GCD GCD 47 contains:
- Nicky Boom
- Get Dexter 2
- Artura
BSW GCD GCD 48 contains:
- Rolling Ronny
- R-Type 2
Download [url=../newsattach/GCD_46.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 46[/url], [url=../newsattach/GCD_47.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 47[/url] and [url=../newsattach/GCD_48.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 48[/url].
August 22, 2004 by ST Graveyard
Hello all,
As of now, the game downloads are up and running. Keep in mind not all games are already there, but we have added some of your favs up for download. More games will become available over the weeks!
Enjoy
August 17, 2004 by X3periMENTaL
The Atari St Disk Detective v1.1
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The Disk Detective is an offline search engine which allows you to track down which menu disk your favourite game is on 
- Changes -
<- version 1.1 ->
* improved search engine with the addition of advanced search routines.
* you can now generate a search by pressing the return key.
* you can copy your results to the clipboard.
* you can save your results to *.txt or *.doc file.
So what are you waiting for Sherlock!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.atari-forum.com/ftopic4405.html
August 17, 2004 by Brume
So here comes finally the last games compilations released by Blue SoftWare in 2004. The collection spread around the Web (firstly spread on TCE Games CD-Rom) is nearly complete now. Just a few first versions still miss. As always all work has been made by The Byte, and the artwork has been designed by Pixelbrother. Good job!
BSW GCD GCD 16v2 contains:
- Hollywood Poker
- Rocket Racer
- Stunt Car Racer
BSW GCD GCD 17v2 contains:
- International Karate
- International Karate +
- Karate Kid 2
- Ninja Mission
BSW GCD GCD 38v2 contains:
- Starglider 2
- Crack'ed
- Bounce Out
Download [url=../newsattach/GCD_16v2.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 16v2[/url], [url=../newsattach/GCD_17v2.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 17v2[/url] and [url=../newsattach/GCD_38v2.ZIP]BSW GCD GCD 38v2[/url].
August 16, 2004 by Brume
The source of the famous Apathetic Games by Bad Brew Crew are just coming to be published. Cyrano Jones (aka The Law of BBC) put them freely on the official D-Bug website.
Download the source on D-Bug Extra page.
The graphics are a little more cartoon-like than those we have seen in previous versions of the game. For example, the ghosts have a jelly-like appearance with wibbly-wobbly underneath bits, and lets not forget their zombie-like eyes that humorously look up as you jump.
November 3, 2005 by Sarek
Read the review of Pacmania"So we went to Atari and said, 'Hey, we've got this amazing thing, even built with some of your parts, and what do you think about funding us? Or we'll give it to you. We just want to do it. Pay our salary, we'll come work for you.' And they said, 'No.' So then we went to Hewlett-Packard, and they said, 'Hey, we don't need you. You haven't got through college yet.'" -- Apple Computer Inc. founder Steve Jobs, on attempts to get Atari and HP interested in his and Steve Wozniak's personal computer
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