View allAll Photos Tagged atari
In the Morning of a hot Israeli summer I have finally realized that I'm free, No more work nor study for a least 2 weeks, time for drinking and making funny noises
(Pictured: Iron Soldier)
The last gasp of the once powerful Atari, the Jaguar came out right at the transition between 2D and 3D and would have had more success had most of its games not completely sucked. (I’m looking at you, Checkered Flag. And Club Drive.) The cartridges used the extremely popular 2.75 x 4 form factor (Similar to the size used by the Genesis, SMS, Famicom, N64, TRS-80, TI-99, and Tomy Tutor), but for some inexplicable reason, had a tube shaped handle on the top.
September 1986
My Youtube retro & new video game reviews, glitches, and more, www.youtube.com/user/RPKGameVids
I love to shoot weird things and try and make them look interesting. This is the space between two escalators, taken from the bottom and looking up. I think it came out really well. It reminds me of the Atari logo (even though it's not the same), and there's great symmetry here, helped by the reflections. There's two diagonal lines on either side which form squares with the reflections, and for me the vignetting really adds to the image.
(Pictured: Battlezone)
The Atari XE Game System was Atari’s competitor to the Atari 7800. The two systems fought each other valiantly and both were slain in the process. The XE was compatible with Atari 400/800 series games, so XE carts were the same size and shape. The color was changed because by the late 80’s, people had realized that the early 80’s were ugly. The label was updated to include game art. And finally, the bizarre half-exposed dust door on the 400’s carts was removed for the XE.
Pengo, Pac-man, Centipede, Robotron 2084, Mario Bros, Pole Position, Q-Bert, Space Invaders, Missle Command, Vanguard, Galaxian
Forth is a programming language. This book (obviously a product of the 80s) is apparently trying to attract programmers to use Forth to program Atari games with some hardcore woman on man futuristic bondage thriller imagery. The safety word is 'FORTH'.
Una simulación del antiguo videojuego del Atari que se usaba en mis tiempos!
A simulation of one of the old Atari games, a that was very popular videogame back in my days!
Luces de autos y lamparas urbanas / Car & street lights.
First photo edited with photoshop in a long time. I can't remember the last time i used it
(not exactly film but looks very film-esque)
Hudson Hawk is a platform game developed by Special FX for the Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum. It was released in 1991 and pusblished by Ocean Software. Sony Imagesoft released it in the US for the Game Boy and NES. In Spain it was published as El Gran Halcon. The player assumes the role of Hudson Hawk, a cat burglar. He is sent on a mission to steal three Da Vinci artifacts. Walking through various levels in this platform game
Genre: Platform game.
Adapted From: Hudson Hawk.
Initial release date: 1991.
Hercules- Atari- 1979
There was a Hercules pin in Seaside Park NJ, until October 2012 when Hurricane Sandy washed the whole pier into the ocean. I thought I would never get to play this machine again. What a surprise at the 2017 Pinfest.