Wanted: Jaguar (UnderGround) Play-Tester
Posted by Robert Schaffner at

JustClaws is searching for Atari Jaguar Users with a BJL, JagOS ROM or JUGS, a STUBJag and Alpine Card, or Flash-ROM in their Jags. Games and Demos should be ready for testing. It is, as you might imagine, a little "Underground Development". Officially their is nothing more available. Background information: More people getting in contact means a greater chance to get more new game titles. Their are a lot of development programs. That should be pushed forward.

Link: http://www.bowes.co.uk/justclaws/devcats/playtest/

Dr T's MIDI-Ax Now Shareware!
Posted by Tim Conrardy at

Emile Tobenfeld has agreed to a SHAREWARE release of his MIDI Ax program which is a combination Mouse Controller and FINGERS. It is very deep. Full Docs as well as the actual programs are available on the Atari-Midi Archives. See Link. Shareware fee is to buy a DR T video at http://www.foryourhead.com. The videos are well done which makes it worth the price! Support Atari programmers.

Link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/atari-midi-archives/files/APPS/ALGO/MIDIax/

CAMUS: A unique Atari Algo-comp app now Available
Posted by Tim Conrardy at

CAMUS: Cellular Automata MUsic generator by Eduardo Miranda is now available on the Atari-Midi Archives: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/atari-midi-archives/files/APPS/camus/ This is a prototype, but still works well.I have also prepared a tutorial which is included in the folder. There may be more to come including a CAMUS player. Unique sound scapes that only an Atari can produce! Tim Conrardy

Link: http://sites.netscape.net/timconrardy/index.htm

First Atari-Public-Beta of Tales Of Tamar
Posted by thomas raukamp communications at

The first public beta of the role playing game "Tales Of Tamar" is ready for download. Eternity Software says, that the Atari version is developing faster than the other variants. The Atari-Client can be found at the downlod-section.

Link: http://www.tamar.net/

MyAtari magazine launch March 2001 issue
Posted by Matthew Bacon at

After a great deal of hard work, MyAtari magazine is slowly returning to "normal". The news section of MyAtari magazine is brought to you in partnership with Atari-Home.de. Please post your Atari news stories here!

Link: http://www.myatari.net