I don't think so.
Recently somewhere I read that there was a 'driving game' in some msdos distribution, and that it was awful (at best). Well, BillyG thought it was good enough to stamp his name in the credits for programming.
You are right! And I can tell you, that my Atari Mega4 STE has got a 20 MB hard disk and it is not full yet. (Yes, it is a working computer doing some basic stuff (browsing, doc writing,...)
I actually did this on a couple of relatives' computers, including my father's.
It worked great.
However, time ago (and only once) it happened that my father had a problem with a link on a website (it was work-related) so he called the website's support people and he was told to go to the configuration menu... (you can imagine the rest of the story)
Sorry, but I do have this FM transmitter, and it's from GRIFFIN, and it does have interface integration, does have equalizer adaption, and such.
Is the Griffin FM transmitter made by Apple? Or maybe I missed something here.
Sorry, but the EU market is not as big as the US one in terms of accessories...
But you should know that there are NOT-dumb applications, where the apply and the cancel buttons DO different things.
Let my make an example: Papyrus (a great office suite)
Since it was developed on a platform different from Windows (on Atari platform, that is) it has been built with non modal dialogs and a smarter sense of the interface.
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Well, Pole Position was extremely realistic at that time.
please see also my next post.
I'm back: this is the link ;-)
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Now, it was 1981 and, well, Atari was doing just a little little little better than this, with very very very less-powerful machines, you know?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:A2600_Pole_Pos
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:A2600_Breakout
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:A2600_Space_In
I don't think so.
Recently somewhere I read that there was a 'driving game' in some msdos distribution, and that it was awful (at best). Well, BillyG thought it was good enough to stamp his name in the credits for programming.
So, mayans had developed wifi technology? ;-)
This explains a lot...
At least, they didn't mess with the logo and butchered as Atari (the new Atari) did.
Look here
too bad that it looks like just another PC clone. Well, a very good clone, it seems, however...
I think that GP refers to iTunes Music Store, not iTunes the application
So, this is *exactly* like the latest "get a Mac" ad. Maybe even funnier!
maybe this time is the other way: industries are in a "push" attitude more than ever.
Why is this article here in the games section?
I wonder if this is just going to be some "tech experiment" or maybe something that people will be actually able to use. In real life, I mean
Maybe I am a little too old, but Super Mario happened already *after* the fundamentals were defined, let alone Castelvania!
You are right! And I can tell you, that my Atari Mega4 STE has got a 20 MB hard disk and it is not full yet. (Yes, it is a working computer doing some basic stuff (browsing, doc writing, ...)
I actually did this on a couple of relatives' computers, including my father's. It worked great. However, time ago (and only once) it happened that my father had a problem with a link on a website (it was work-related) so he called the website's support people and he was told to go to the configuration menu... (you can imagine the rest of the story)
Do you mean the Plasma Pong you find in Breakout2000 for Atari Jaguar?
Did anybody say: "Silent Movie"?
quote: it shows noticable degredation vs. PCM on my 7.1 home theater setup. /quote
Well, let me tell you that using a 7.1 home theater setup in order to discuss audio quality is a little off, to say the least.
strange: number three result is :"Gates says Linux best OS ever". Really. try it yourself
Wanna sell?
may I reply with:
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Sorry, but I do have this FM transmitter, and it's from GRIFFIN, and it does have interface integration, does have equalizer adaption, and such.
Is the Griffin FM transmitter made by Apple? Or maybe I missed something here.
Sorry, but the EU market is not as big as the US one in terms of accessories...
You mean like the GIMP?
However, I must add that the "hello? Computer" joke comes straight from Star Trek. And you geeks should know when it happened! ;-)
...and if I might add, the Ataari scene is alive and kicking as well.
You nostalgic geeks should have a look at the Amiga or Atari (true Atari, that is) stuff
http://www.atariage.com/ or http://www.atari-forum.com/ are a good place to start with
But you should know that there are NOT-dumb applications, where the apply and the cancel buttons DO different things. Let my make an example: Papyrus (a great office suite) Since it was developed on a platform different from Windows (on Atari platform, that is) it has been built with non modal dialogs and a smarter sense of the interface.