[[ I think that all it needs is some working joysticks. I would like to play Star Raiders again. ]]
You should consider downloading and installing the latest Atari 800 emulator designed by Darek Mihocka (sp?). At the moment, I only know of a Wintel version that works with Windows 95 and up....but it's easier than dragging your old 800XL out of the basement.
How ironic. I play more Atari games on my HP notebook than I ever did on my VCS (Z26 Emulator), 800XL, and my 5200 put together.
...whatever nation launches a manned space mission in their own domestically built vehicle goes back in time to the 50's and 60's.
I suppose the EU will send manned missions in to space at some point though I'm somewhat surprised that neither the French, British, or Japanese haven't done it already....and the Germans were ahead of all of them and us at one point.
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[[ I think that all it needs is some working joysticks. I would like to play Star Raiders again. ]]
...but it's easier than dragging your old 800XL out of the basement.
You should consider downloading and installing the latest Atari 800 emulator designed by Darek Mihocka (sp?). At the moment, I only know of a Wintel version that works with Windows 95 and up.
How ironic. I play more Atari games on my HP notebook than I ever did on my VCS (Z26 Emulator), 800XL, and my 5200 put together.
...whatever nation launches a manned space mission in their own domestically built vehicle goes back in time to the 50's and 60's. I suppose the EU will send manned missions in to space at some point though I'm somewhat surprised that neither the French, British, or Japanese haven't done it already. ...and the Germans were ahead of all of them and us at one point.
...the next nation that sends astronauts in to space with their own domestically built vehicle goes back in time to the '60s?
...them's the breaks I guess.
I'm rather somewhat surprised that the French or the British or the Japanese haven't sent up their own manned ships yet.
The Germans were ahead of all of them and us at one point.