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Atari Teenage Riot en vivo en el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional. Ciudad de México, 2012
Por: Bruno Mendizábal
The electrifying & adrenaline pumping atmosphere at Indo-Pak international border at Atari, Punjab !!! Our BSF steals the show from their "Rangers"... Getting goosebumps every now & then is guaranteed.
If you don't have one of these and have any desire to play Atari - do yourself and get one! They are a blast to play, 40+ games, inexpensive and it's awesome to drink some vintage coke next to a vintage-like system! God, the good ol' days! $29 at Wal*Mart, go get yours! If you get one feel free to shoot me an email at neon360@sbcglobal.net - it'd be cool to hear your opinions about it!
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Atari Elektronik Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH
Bebelallee 10, Hamburg, Germany
HQ from 1981-1985
Now empty, photo taken in 2008
Star Trek renderings drawn on an Atari 800XL. The two leftmost ones were drawn in 1985. The left ones were drawn in 2009 in the same resolution and palette restrictions. All images by Maurice Molyneaux.
Software: Atari Artist (w/Atari touch tablet)
Resolution: 160x192
Colors: 4 (out of a palette of 128) for each image
Navy Seals was an action game by Ocean Software. It was released in 1991 for Atari ST. This game was also available for Amiga, Amstrad CPC
My best friend Ray's Atari. He has 2 controllers and a pretty good library of games. It's always good for some laughs.
so totally obsessed with this girl!
thanks so much to irene for letting me adopt her!
atari wears an HOP smock and vintage barbie boots
These were the games of the time in the late 1970's. There was no dvd, just cartridges and games like Astroids, Defender, Missle Command, Yar's Revenge and Combat.
Oh what a glorious time it was....look where we've come today with Madden Football, Zelda's Adventure and Role playing games of the 21'st Century
Shadoworlds
Publisher: Krisalis Software
Released Date: 1992
Genre: Role-Playing (RPG)
Platform: Amiga, DOS, Atari ST
dinah is my original MSR. i have fewer and fewer stock girls in my family these days and she was looking for a makeover.... you can never go wrong with pink and green... in my book at least! so, here's the new and improved dinah and her friend atari....
now i have 2 girls with IH hurrs and......... neither is an IH!
Hail the Fuji
This was my second Atari ST. My STFM I traded in for an STE when it came out way back when. This particular unit no longer has an integrated keyboard, where the keypad once was is now a little PCB that provides two joystick ports and an AT keyboard port. I also had (actually still have) an ICD AdSCSI PCB and an old Quantum SCSI drive.