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Finally printed my Atari Games poster from 2002, and put it among a little vector-game arcade at Google.
The PS2 has been rebooted into a different anthology, this time an Activision release full of Atari 2600 games. I swear, every time I looked at this system, it was playing a new game.
Anybody remember this gem of a game?...No?
Well, anyway, here is a nifty little site that will transform your pix into Atari 2600 cartridges: www.labelmaker2600.com/
One of my hobbies is collecting retro-computers, focusing on computers made by Atari. I have currently have eleven different Atari-models, three from Commodore and one other model in my collection.
This is my Atari STE. I traded it for a live recording of Pink Floyds show on Ullevi in Gothenburg in 1994, probably in 1996 or 1997. At this time I had pretty much stopped using my Ataris.
Atari ST tillverkades mellan 1985 och 1993, och var en hemdator som främst konkurrerade med Amiga 500 från Commodore. Den fanns i ett par olika modeller där den största skillnaden var mängden minne som datorn levererades med. Exempelvis fanns 520ST och STe samt 1040ST och STe bestyckade med 512 respektive 1024kb minne vardera. I vissa modeller kunde man köpa till extra minne och montera själv. STe-modellerna utmärkte sig främst genom att dom var utrustade med "Blitter"-chip, större färgpalett och ljudchip med stöd för "DMA".
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Atari had a stye on his eyelid for 2 months now. The doctor decided on draining it, but he wanted to sedate Atari. It's Atari's first operation.
One day I’ll get round to re-commissioning my Atari 800. It was made in 1982. It was bought by my parents with some inheritance money in 1983. It was an expensive machine in it’s time, costing over £500. All my mates had ZX Spectrums, they were much cheaper and they would copy games on their twin cassette stereos. It would be a considerable amount of time before the PC became the standard computer for home and office.
If it will work remains to be seen, but I hope the floppy disks and cassettes are OK. It would be great to see programs that I’ve created some 40 years ago.
Ok, by party I mean my half sister and her three kids came over. We're playing the Atari my dad bought me from the thrift store right before he went out to sea for six months that past April.
Jaguar I photographed for Skrolli magazine.
No studio lighting, just a white table and the lights at our office.
Can anyone out there ID the artist?
Wuh? thinks that it might be Atari. Thanks for the possible ID.
Photo taken April, 2013
Before the PS3, X-box 360 and Nintendo Wii there was a console made by Atari. There was no wireless, motion detecting and vibrating controllers. The console and the joystick you see at the exhibit at SFO is all you had too play.
Awesome!!!
From the Japanese ataru, meaning 'to hit the target' or 'to receive something fortuitously'.
Also a technical term used in the game of Go (similar to calling out "check" in chess, when a stone is almost completely surrounded by its opposite, and can be captured in a single move).