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i got the 2 Gemini's and 2600 Jr. for free, both gemini have loose controller ports and the Jr. has a loose power plug port. a little soldering and they'll be good as new.
illustration i made for PIXELKITSCH, see the article here:
pixelkitsch.blogsport.de/2010/05/29/unnuetzes-videospielw...
A mystery cartridge. It fits the Atari 2600, but wouldn't work for me. I think it might be in PAL format.
Kevin Savetz of AtariMagazines.com (left) donated three Kindle books for our drawings. Bill, center, made the event possible. And Mike (Atari Employee #1024) invited his fellow Atari friends for us.
unanse a los groups!
Atari 260ST: Frac_Int: Mein erstes PD-Programm, programmiert in GFA-Basic und Assembler.
Once upon a long time ago I've wrote some smaller programs and shared it as shareware or wrote it for me and fun. #Atari #AtariST #retrocomputer #retrocomputing #computers #vintagecomputer
The Ataris t-shirt on the wall at Chain Reaction in Anaheim.
We went to see The Ataris' Kris Roe, singer, guitarist, and songwriter, do a solo acoustic set that included the entirety of their 1999 album "Blue Skies, Broken Hearts... Next 12 Exits" in order. He also did a handful of songs from "Anywhere But Here", "End Is Forever", "So Long, Astoria", and "Welcome The Night", as well as a medley of "four chord wonders" that included U2's "With Or Without You", Better Than Ezra's "Good", and Green Day's "When I Come Around". He also added bits of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers' "American Girl" and Eddie Money's "Baby Hold On" to his songs.
During his performance of "Your Boyfriend Sucks", two guys from the audience recited the Robert De Niro and Lillo Brancato dialogue from "A Bronx Tale" that ends the record version of the track. That turned out surprisingly awesome.
Best part of the show:
Between opening acts, Kris Roe was at the merch table and I had an awesome conversation with him about his photography, Long Beach, Douglas Coupland books, and the music of Tom Waits, Jawbreaker, The Replacements, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, and Eddie Money. Later, before his performance of "My Hotel Year" (which is based on Coupland's novel Life After God), he dedicated the song to me.
BEST SHOW EVER!
The first time I was in Thailand 17 years ago I noticed there was a brand of fans named"Hatari". Being the Atari-fan I am I wondered if there was some kind of connection between the two.
This year when I saw a big billboard of the logo I noticed something I hadn't noticed before.
The typeface bears some striking resemblance to the system font of the Atari ST...