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atari teenage riot
exhibition hall
bumbershoot music and arts festival
seattle center
seattle, wa
september 4, 2011
photos by jim bennett
photobakery@gmail.com
The Atari Punk Console circuit, built using this guide: www.flickr.com/photos/dnny/sets/72157622157357257/
I spent may happy an hour doing simple programming on an friend's Atari ST in the 80s.
Bletchley Park/National Museum of Computing
Crazy yogurt-pot piezo electric feedback instrument; Watkins Copycat squaring off to a Roland Space Echo; bits of Atari and the PMD 670 portable recorder.
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The dorkware: Dave's portable telly, the Atari 2600, my portable recorder and a crappy guitar practice amp.
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Atari is selling new stuff for their old 2600 game console. The 2600+, pictured here, is the update to their 2600 and 7800 systems. The original 2600 was introduced in 1977 and discontinued in 1992, a rather long life for a game system. This update is actually a modern 32-bit computer that runs the games with an emulator, but loads the games from a cartridge first.
New cartridges are also being sold. Both blue ones contain multiple games and use dip switches to select the game. The green one is Berzerk, and includes voice taunts from the robots. The orange one is Mr. Run and Jump, a new game for the old system.
Hello guys, fi you are wondering I was playing Atari: Flashback Classics vol. 2 and I got it back in January of 2018.
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