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Philsan

Member Since 26 Feb 2007
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Rocket Rescue: new game

Mon Mar 19, 2012 12:18 PM

A new game has been released by AtariAge user Grevle
Rocket Rescue (scroll the page)
programmed with Turbo Basic XL.
Attached File  earth.png   1.88K   46 downloads Attached File  Planet_1.png   1.41K   62 downloads Attached File  Tie_Fighter.png   1.95K   57 downloads

Display List Interrupts routine: problem

Sun Feb 12, 2012 5:54 AM

I found this DLI ML routine that could suit my needs (e.g. more colors like my 2600 game L.E.M. or a beautiful sky).
http://www.atariarch..._Interrupts.php
(program 10 + program 12)

There is a problem.
As-is, cyclically artifacts appear (see yellow pixel on the right):
Attached File  1.png   1.35K   25 downloads
If I completely remove the bar draw part (type 126 GOTO 240 in the program), I get those moving artifacts:
Attached File  2.png   949bytes   24 downloads

To do tests, you can use the attached .atr and type ENTER "D:DLIST.LST".
Attached File  Filippo2012-TurboBasic.atr   130.02K   18 downloads

New Atari history book

Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:13 PM

For the few people that may have missed this awesome news:

http://www.atariage....ost__p__2428972

New Players editor

Sat Dec 17, 2011 9:39 AM

Have you checked out the nice players editor that appeared in the Atari 8-bit programming forum?
http://www.atariage....48#entry2426448

If I am not wrong nothing similar exists, in particular so user friendly and with the feature of calculating the ORed third color.

History is written by the victors... luckily it isn't always so.

Sun Nov 20, 2011 12:55 PM

As I always write, history is written by the victors.

Atari (and Commodore) achievements nowadays are often forgotten by mainstream medias.

So I was glad to see those pages on the October issue of the popular Italian PC magazine "PC Professionale", issue that celebrates 20 years of the magazine.
Attached File  QScan11202011_182831.jpg   637.08K   29 downloads Attached File  QScan11202011_193024.jpg   478.32K   75 downloads Attached File  QScan11202011_182751.jpg   670.82K   81 downloads

I was very surprised because in Italy Atari 800 wasn't popular.

Luckily journalists with an historic knowledge exist.

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