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Lethal Xcess related Sites
X-Troll
site by the Cyclone
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This is the X-Troll site maintained and created by Cyclone
/ X-Troll. It shows a lot of stuff we did in the early 90s.
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X-Troll
site by Nexus 6
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This Page shows how we wasted our time before Lethal Xcess.
Thanks to Mirko for his site about the Cracking- / Demo-Group (X)Troll.
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Thalion Web shrine
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As the link says a shrine for Thalion games, there are Amiga
and Atari
ST versions of Lethal Xcess downloadable.
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The
Thalion Source
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Lethal Xcess was no product of Thalion it was released by
Eclipse. But you'll find some Tests
here as well as a big scanned picture.
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Kultpower
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Nice website, archive of several videogame magazines, most
old cult games and a test of Lethal Xcess in the Amiga
Joker Magazine.
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Ami Sector One
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Nice Emulator Page for Amiga, you can download Lethal Xcess
there and read a short review.
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The
Legacy
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This game museum shows screenshots, and cover-scans of
Lethal Xcess.
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ExoticA!
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Shows a good quality cover-scan
of Lethal Xcess and downloadable music for Amiga,
Atari
ST and YM-2149.
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WHDLoad
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The Amiga OS friendly Hard disk-Install Package Website
offers you a Hard-Disk
Patch for Lethal Xcess. It will only work if you have an image of the
original disks.
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Twilight
World
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Believe it or not Richard Karsmakers is back with a story
to Wings of Death II - actually it has nothing to do with the game, but
check out yourself.
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Unexcotica
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You find all Hippel-COSO
music's of Lethal Xcess here.
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Shoot em up Sites
Shmups MK2
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The term 'shmups' was first seen in a sadly missed UK
Commodore 64 magazine called Zzap!64, and was used to describe that
classic genre - The Shoot'em-Up. And shoot'em ups are just what you'll
find there.
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TriggerZone
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Cool website with lots of information on the very best
shooters on nearly all systems. This page is frequently updated and
maintained, so be sure not to miss anything. There is also a huge links
collection, you should find anything you need there.
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Blazing Lasers
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You can find information on a few nice shooters from
different platforms at this site. Games like Axelay, R-Type, Einhänder
and Radiant Silvergun.
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Barrax Empire
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Visit the Barrax Empire, the web's 2D space shooter
database. The information given here are a bit short, but there are some
links to other Shoot'em up related sites.
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Heaven Arts
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This site isn't completely a shoot'em up related but it
offers some very nice articles about the
history of shoot'em up games and the
evolution of shoot'em ups. Of course you have to understand French if
you want to enjoy this site, which main topic is game analysis.
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Destroy all
Monsters
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This website is dedicated to the world of the sprite-based
video game, and paying special heed to that much maligned entity.. the VIDEO
GAME BOSS! There are many graphics, tunes and information about a lot of
classic titles across a variety of videogame systems including both console
and arcade machines.
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ST(E) Demo Crew Sites
X-Troll
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Who's that? Hmmm, three guys from Hattingen in Germany, who
coded a lot, but never released any stuff. Somehow it happened that Animal
Mine got one of our demos by accident and released it in one of their
compilation disks. Our only official releases had been the
Audiopac-Demo
and Lethal Xcess...
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Atari ST
Demo History
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Flix of
Delta
Force did this nice collection of famous ST-Demos, you can download
all the essential stuff there. Give it a try.
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Equinox
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Very well styled site with oldskool Atari Demos and nice
Java stuff. The site looks really stunning.
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Oxygene
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Well, everyone from the ST-scene should know this
site, called "The Leonard Homepage" aka "The alternative
Programming page". It's the home of the ST-Sound
plugin, we use in
our jukebox and of many other great stuff like Saint.
The link is placed here because Oxygene released some Demos in the early
90s and still developed more stuff until today!
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AN
COOL
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What should I say about AN COOL? Everybody would know this
guy as a member of TCB. Just visit his Website from 1997 and enjoy some
nice stuff.
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TCB
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The site of "The Carebears" hasn't been updated
since 1997 and JQuake and FragIsland have gone. But for historical reasons
I include what's left of my favourite ST Demo Crew.
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Sync
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Good looking nostalgic site belonging to Sync. It seems
nobody updates anything since 1997, but the site still looks great.
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ULM
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Unlimited Matricks did a Website to show their oldskool stuff
too. Thanks for "The dark Side of the Spoon", great main menu.
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Cybernetics
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I never heard of this crew since May 2002. They coded
some nice demos and the famous French drawing program "Synthetic
Arts". Besides they painted a font that looked very similar to
the one used in LX. I was really stunned when I saw their logo, and thought they
had been inspired by the LX font. Well, I had never been so wrong. In a nice email-discussion with Jérôme Hubert
AKA Metal Ages we found a surprising
fact. You can read all about it in the forthcoming issue #5 of the diskmag
"Alive". It's a funny
story.
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Dune
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Nothing but an impressive logo yet. I suggest you rather
try the Sector One
Homepage instead.
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Sector One
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Get nice sounds, tools and demos from the creators of
"Odd Stuff", a demo I like very much. You can even catch a look
at the members of Sector One.
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P.H.F.
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The P.H.F. was formed in 1983 by Grazey. In the first
couple of years their output consisted mainly of BASIC demos for the C64.
In 1987/88 they bought Atari STs and learnt how to code MC68K. Their first
full Atari demo was released in 1989. They mainly did music demos and
ripped every music that came their way. Later they did stuff on the Amiga
and some games.
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Dead
Hackers Society
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News, competitions and events of the Atari demoscene. There
is a nice bulletin-board too, which seems to be very helpful sometimes.
Besides DHS offers lots of Atari tool downloads.
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TSCC
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The Sirius Cybernetics Cooperation (TSCC) is a group that
got famous when we had already left the ST scene. Visit their site and see
for yourself.
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Cream HQ
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Does anybody need an explanation? I don't think so. Enjoy
their nice website and download lots of cool YM stuff.
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Mad Max
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Jo Hippel and his current website presenting the
"4 Penöre" all texts on this site are in German language
and it seems Jochen finally published his "real" curriculum
vitae. The site has nothing to do with Atari or Computers in general, but
it's quite funny anyway. You wouldn't believe it, but Jochen is the guy on
the right side.
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Next
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DBUG/Next aka Mike Pointier made some nice ST demos
including the Phaleon Demo from 1992, maybe one of the biggest demos ever.
The site is pretty huge and you find lots of interesting stuff there, give
it a try. Btw the site is in French and English.
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Persistence of
Vision
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Persistence Of Vision, started in 1987 as a demo packing
and demo writing crew. Mac Sys Data, Boris and Ozymandias were the most
productive and long lived members. They created over 130 compilations,
which are all available for download from their site...
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Fun Industries
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The Falcon only crew FUN (Falcon Users Netherlands) was
founded by Bonus, Wingleader and O.T.M. They were joined by TheMatch and
Earx later, when the older members started to become more and more
inactive, the crew was joined by NUT, D-Force, Havoc and as last Comp7. At
EIL'99 the crew changed its name to Fun Industries.
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D-Force /
Fun Industries
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D-Force put his own homepage online, but there are only
some party photos and a BBS available. However if you want to see some
Atari scene guys ...
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Overlanders
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Visit the official Homepage of the Overlanders from the
Union. There isn't much stuff online but you might want to leave a message
in their guest book.
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Checkpoint
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Nice site with all major releases and some information on
the members of this fine Atari demo crew.
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Escape
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You will find most of their demos here, as well as some
source codes and not to forget "Whip" the virtual light-machine for your
Falcon 030.
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Atari Boys
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The Atari Boys did a screen for the famous Nostalgic-O-Demo
and some other screens. The site showed a stunning font made by Tanis for
Return of Medusa, unfortunately the page has been
replaced by another one, which can't compete with the previous one.
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Ayreon
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I have actually no idea who this guy is but his website
looks really nice and there are lots of YM playing in the background.
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Atari ST /
Falcon Scene Database
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You can find a huge archive with data and links to many
Atari crews on that site. There are many details on crew-members and
homepage-links. You will also find the opportunity to vote for all kinds
of stuff.
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Atari Demo Collection Sites
PaciDemo
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You should find all Atari ST(E) related demo stuff here.
Very good looking site with all demos you would ever wish to get your
hands on.
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MeGaTaRi
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This site presents you a nice collection of Atari demos. It
had to be a lot of work to collect and archive all that stuff. Great work!
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Graphic Artists
Henk
Nieborg
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Henk Nieborg was responsible for the artwork in Lionheart,
Ghost-Battle and Flink. He did a very nice website, which is technically
and visually brilliant.
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Celal
Kandemiroglu
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This unofficial site shows a lot of Celals work, you can
view his game covers and posters as well as lots of magazine and book
covers and some in-game graphics.
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STart
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Alain Brobecker AKA
baah/Arm's Tech presents his collection
of Atari scene artwork. Additionally he presents some demos, articles on
special graphics technologies and some links of course.
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SHThree / Reservoir Gods
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This site is still under construction as all sites on the
web but is shows a nice collection of Kevin Dempsey's work.
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Edo /
Sector One
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You will find some pictures drawn by Philippe van Meenen in a brief
gallery.
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Exocet /
Positivity
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Exocets latest GFX, his activities on Atari ST and Amiga, a bunch of
oldschool games, some scene stuff to download and few links...
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Modmate / TSCC
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Torsten Keltsch presents some of his 16 colour pictures,
don't miss this gallery.
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Agent T's
Subspace
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Kay Tennemann shows some of his Artwork which is more or less scene related on
his webpage. He was member in crews like A.C.F.,
Cream and
Avena. I am sure he is not unknown to
you. You can find other pictures on the
STart-site or at his current website.
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Vincente
Segrelles
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Vincente Segrelles is very popular for his "El
Mercenario" comic-series. Lot's of Computer Artitsts have been
"inspired" by his work. Visit his website and judge for your
own.
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Boris
Valejo
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Another famous artist who paints fantasy stuff is Boris
Valejo. There is a complete Archive of his work available.
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ST Sound
tracking.atari.org
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Nice and still updated site with all current news on Atari
soundstuff. This site offers you the biggest link collection for Atari
music related sites I currently know.
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Melcom's
Chiptune Archive
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On this site you can find some really old (oldskool)
scene-musicians and groups. You can find 1700+ YM tunes for download here.
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SndPlayer
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SND Player is a specialized musicplayer for the 16/32bit
Atari computers. SND Player can play ".snd" files. These are
songs using the YM2149 synthesizer which is fitted to all 16/32 bit Ataris
and most Atari clones.
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SC68
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sc68 is a free open source project that intends to play
musics originally designed for Atari ST and Amiga computers. The sc68
music player is distributed as an input plugin for the most common music
softwares such as winamp and xmms.
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Generic Atari Sites
Hadleys
Atari Welt
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Cool German Atari site, it looks like an Atari Desktop and
offers you tons of PD stuff for download.
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Atari
Hotlist
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This has to be the biggest link collection for Atari
related topics I have ever seen.
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Little green
Desktop
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The little green Desktop offers Lethal Xcess and the
game-music for download.
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Dead
Hackers Society
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News, competitions and events of the Atari demoscene. There
is a nice bulletin-board too, which seems to be very helpful sometimes.
Besides DHS offers lots of Atari tool downloads.
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Reservoir
Gods
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I think these guys should need no introduction, but if you
don't know them check out their website. They have lot's of self made
games and demos for download. Further you will find news and useful tools
as well as emulators and of course some issues of Maggie, so what are you
waiting for?
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X-COM
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The Atari Site of Bernd Mädicke offers you lots of
Information about the Atari, there is a nice Hardware section with photos
and lots of technical details.
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ST
Computer
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The archive of the German computer magazine ST Computer
contains a German interview with Jochen Hippel, who did all the SFX for
Lethal Xcess.
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| EmulAtari
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Nice French site with some games, an emulation FAQ and tons
of useful links.
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Atari-Home.de
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Nice Atari page in German and English which covers many
Atari related topics.
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| Atari ST Zone
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Lots of great downloads, a makedisk tutorial and again some
nice links.
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Mikes
Atari Web Archive
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Mikes Atari Web Archive lists software for ATARI
(Mega) ST(E) computers and emulators. The site is pretty large
listing 1000's of games, applications and docs. Mike is a very nice guy
and allows even software requests via email.
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Tat's
Tiny Atari Archive
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Steven Tattersall presents backups from a former life with
some Falcon Demos and a lot of articles explaining how demo-effects work.
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Atari
Bestof Charts
(currently offline)
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Jochen Knaus offers you a website of all time Atari
highlights. You can vote yourself for any program, music or demo and much
more.
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Asteroid's
Atari OS ROM dump page
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This Atari firmware page allows you to download any ROM for
any machine. It's very useful if you need a ROM for an emulator or a real
machine. TT and Falcon are supported too!
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Pangaelin Willow
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You will find more TOS ROMs on this page, beside the ROMs
you can find some Atari and Mac related stuff here.
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Jaysoft
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Stanislav Opichal and Jan Krupka run this little site were
you can get a lot of really useful tools like JayMSA (a tool which can
extract files from MSA or ST diskimages). You won't be disappointed.
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Atari ST(E) Game Sites
Atari ROM Chest
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Nice German Atari site with some game-downloads and many
links to other Atari related sites. Sadly this site has been closed for
legal reasons.
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Atari Magazines
Toxic Mag
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This site offers you content in French and English. You can
view the Toxic Mag in HTML-Format, read the ST demo history (which looks
very similar to the one of Delta Force). The website and maybe even the
magazines have been made by Thyrex and ST Survivor.
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Alive
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Alive is an Atari Disk-Magazine. You can download all
issues from this website. No matter what quality the magazine is, disk
magazines look a bit outdated today. Releasing a web version of Alive as
an additional product would improve the usability and allow
ex-Atari-owners to enjoy the magazine too.
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Maggie
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This magazine needs no introduction I think, you can
download issue 1-24 from this FTP-site.
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MyAtari
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MyAtari is a free monthly on-line magazine for Atari users
which includes in-depth articles, reviews and tutorials.
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STNews
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ST NEWS was an Atari ST/TT/Falcon multimedia disk
magazine, edited by Stefan Posthuma and Richard Karsmakers, that thrived
from the summer of 1986 to the summer of 1996. During that time, a variety
of things happened to both the magazine and the 'scene' it was part of,
quite a few of which are chronicled on this site.
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Atari Coding Tools
Sigma Soft
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Markus Fritze presents a collection of his programs for
Atari and several other machines. You can download Sigma-Softs
Turbo Assembler including the sourcecode from his page. Turbo
Assembler was my favourite coding tool on the good old Atari ST.
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Atari Knowledge Base
Sync
Archive
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The demo group Sync has archived a lot of documents on
(Mega) ST(E), TT and Falcon documentation on this site, most of the stuff
originates from a CD which can be ordered at "Programmers
Heaven".
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MiKro Site
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Miro Kropacek collected a huge amount of documents covering
nearly all aspects of coding on an Atari machine. Some of the stuff is not
in English but you will find enough useful stuff here.
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DEV Doc
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Despite the site being mainly in French it seems to be very
useful, since most of the linked documents are English.
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The
Atari Compendium
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Scott D. Sanders put his Atari compendium on the web for
free. It covers almost every conceivable topic a software programmer needs
to know about Atari computers.
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MC68000
Docs by Motorola
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Alls docs from Motorola for the famous MC68000 CPU, which
is part of any (Mega) ST(E).
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Atari
Blitter Docs
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You can download a nice blitter manual from "Programmers
Heaven".
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Falcon
DSP Programming
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Tomas
of NoCrew gives some
insight into Falcon DSP programming
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MC68030
Docs by Motorola
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Alls docs from Motorola for the CPU, of a plain stockpile
Falcon 030.
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DSP56001
Docs by Motorola
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All docs from Motorola for the discontinued DSP 56001
which is part of the Falcon 030.
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Atari Jaguar related Sites
Matthias
Domin's Atari Jaguar page
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Matthias Domin's Jaguar page shows some Images and
schematics of Jaguar Cartridge PCBs. You may also read how to modify your
Jaguar with a BJL ROM plus a reset switch.
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NANOMONIC
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This page is dedicated to Jaguar coding, Yaroze and some
other coding related topics.
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The Jaguar Underground Documentation
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This is an attempt to document the internals of the Jaguar.
The whole documentation is created independent from Atari and provided to
you for educational purposes only.
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Jaguar
AV-Pinout
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If you are in need of a RGB-cable you might find the
information given on this single page useful.
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Atari Hardware related Sites
hardware.atari.org
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Lyndon Amsdon presents lots of useful hardware related
Atari stuff.
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Czuba-Tech
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You can find some Atari add-on cards like the CT60 for the
Atari Falcon here. A lot of Falcon maniacs have preordered and prepaid this
gimmick. Beside the CT60 there is a shopping list where you can get rare
Atari spare parts.
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DOIT
Archive
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Robert Schaffners DOIT-Archive consists of FAQs with Tips
& Tricks around Atari- and Macintosh Hardware. Beside all connector
pinouts each FAQ contains the "how to repair" for the different
Atari machines. The site is available in English and German language,
unfortunately some FAQs are only available in German.
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EH
Systems
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Elmar Hilgarts Site offers you Atari Hardware e.g. a LAN
connetor and many other useful items.
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ST
Projects
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Dr. Thomas Redelberger developed a LAN Adapter for the ACSI-Port
of the Atari ST. It uses a NE2000 compatible ISA-card to get network
access.
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Atari
Coldfire Project
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The aim of the Atari Coldfire Project is to build a new
Atari-clone based on Motorola Coldfire processors and make it available to
the public at the lowest possible price. Sounds nice to me, but I am no
hardware freak. If you feel the urgent need to assist these guys, don't hesitate
and visit this nice Atari related site.
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Atari Network and Transfer Tools
PARCP-Page
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PARCP stands for PARallel CoPy. PARCP allows you to connect
two computers by parallel cable and copy large files or even whole drives
across the cable. PARCP runs on both Atari ST and x86 PC and supports all
main multitasking operating systems.
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Emulation and PC-Tools
PaCifiST
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Exploding onto the emulation scene in early 1996 PaCifiST
was at the head of a whole new wave of ST emulators. It was the 1st to run
games and some demos and is solely responsible for bringing about the ST
emulator revolution. However - the emulator has not been updated in years
but for nostalgic reasons Frédéric Gidouins site is back online.
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SainT
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This Atari ST emulator runs most demos and games and even
works on small PCs because it's optimised very well. SainT has been coded
by James Boulton and Arnaud Carré. Saint is regularly updated and Arnaud
has added big improvements to the user interface of Saint in the latest
releases.
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STEEM
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Steem is currently the best Atari STE emulator for Windows
and Linux. It is being updated regularly and runs the vast majority of ST
software without any problems. Steem is designed to be easy to use and has
many unique features. Whether you want to run great old games, use MIDI
apps just like you did on the ST or you have some other, more sinister
motive, Steem is the emulator for you!
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WinUAE
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UAE is a mostly complete software emulation of the hardware
of the Commodore Amiga 500/1000/2000. WinUAE is a Windows port of UAE,
it's the best Amiga emulator available to play classic games or view your
favourite Amiga demos.
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WinFellow
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WinFellow is a port of Fellow for DOS to the Win32-platform
(Win9x/NT/2000). Fellow is an Amiga emulator. This way you can play your
old time Amiga games on your PC.
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DirectPad Pro
(Mirror)
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DirectPad Pro allows you to connect several types of
Joysticks to your PC printer port and use them via Direct X. This is
a mirror of the original site, because the project has been discontinued.
Sadly there is no Windows 2000/XP Version of the drivers for
DirectPad Pro, so it works only under Windows 9X.
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TOS 4.04
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TOS 404 is an Atari Falcon 030 emulation project. It is
started by Frans van Nispen and it is now orphaned. If you want to adopt
it, the source code is available from this page.
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ARAnyM
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Atari Running on Any Machine is no Falcon emulator, ARAnyM's
goal is to create new open TOS compatible operating system easily portable
to various architectures and thus allow all ST/TT/Falcon users to upgrade
to incomparably more powerful and up-to-date machines where they could
continue working in their favourite environment using popular applications
with no restrictions known from old TOS machines or their emulators.
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Generic Amiga Sites
Aminet
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Aminet contains a huge collection of everything around the
Amiga, from all kinds of software up to hardware hacks. Aminet is always
worth a visit.
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Amiga Demo related Sites
Amiga demoscene archive
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On this site you will find a lot of the demos that have
been released for the Amiga series of computers.
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Amiga RGB
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I have no idea what this page wants to tell the world,
because simply don't speak Finnish(?) but they have a very detailed
technical page with the different Amiga RGB-Ports.
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Amiga Hardware related Sites
The
big Book of Amiga Hardware
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The Big Book of Amiga Hardware is probably the biggest
online Amiga Hardware reference on the web. If you're looking for
information on that elusive piece of hardware, wonder what amazing
expansions were actually made for the Amiga, or need drivers for that
second-hand kit you've just bought, then this is the right place.
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Bitwelt
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Very good site for cables and other useful things that
aren't available in the shops anymore. Frank Bergermann offers drafts for
a lot of useful Amigastuff as well as shopping lists for the needed parts
and he tells you about the cheapest source. If you speak German you should
try this site.
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Amiga
RGB
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I have no idea what this page wants to tell the world,
because simply don't speak Finnish(?) but they have a very detailed
technical page with the different Amiga RGB-Ports.
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Amiga Hardware Database
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You will find specifications of the original Amiga Models
as well as specifications on additional gadgets for those machines.
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