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Showing news from 2019-01-01 to 2019-12-31
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For those with hungry Falcon 060 machines finally have some fodder for it. The Silly Venture 2019 winning Atari Falcon 060 demo called 'Fake No Morph' by Mystic Bytes was released today.
Featuring code from new Falcon coder 'Lion' (previously worked on the STe demo Rise Of The Blackstorm from 2017), graphics by Piesiu and mOOnie, 3D graphics by Pyo/Plastic, soundtrack created by Siatek, ASCII by ne7 and finally support by Grey.
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» Download Fake No Morph
» At Youtube
» At Demozoo
» At Pouet.Net
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Mic of Dune writes:
Hello,
we have finally released the game we presented at the last Sillyventure party: Roc'Hell.
The project comes with:
- The game itself
- A level editor
- And all resources, including art
The game is a take on the now classic Boulder Dash but has room and art enough for a few twists.
The goal is for someone to take it over and finish it. It's still very rough around the edges (no proper menu, no music, some extra design features are missing, no proper level design etc). An STe version for instance would be great (smooth scrolling, better sounds, blitting vs movem, etc...).
We think this could be an interesting project for a small team. Meanwhile, you can always have a go at the game and enjoy what is there :)
Mic/Dune
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» Download a binary of the game
» On Github
» On Demozoo
» At Pouet.Net
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A new gwEm album appeared today completely produced in maxYMiser.
It's called "Break and Enter" and consists of 1990s style breakbeat tracks.
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» Break and Enter on Bandcamp
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In a break from the intense work of finishing the Heftig demo Ultra of Cream reveals a new hardware and software solution for Atari development aid.
It's a cartridge on the Atari that connects to a host PC via USB. The host can upload and execute a quite large (800k) demo in about a second. Furthermore the host can can reset the Atari between each run.
The cartridge also contains memory for the Bugaboo debugger helping to debug the code on real hardware.
The cartridge and software will be open sourced later on.
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» Check out the Ultradev webpage
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Grey of Mystic Bytes writes:
Just to remind you, this year we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Atari Lynx handheld console at SV2k19! On this occasion we've prepared a special video-invitation :)
Have a good show!
Silly Venture 2k19 - keeping the legacy of the ATARI scene alive!
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» Watch the invitation on Youtube
» Visit the Silly Venture webpage
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Grey of Mystic Bytes writes:
Winning Falcon demo entry from the last year's "Silly Venture" got a new version with some improvements, like:
- Fixed overflows in audio decoder causing some occasional pops and clicks
- Fixed sorting glitches in greetings section
Click and download the "Lockup" 1.3 version!
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» Download Lockup v1.3 for the Falcon
» Lockup at Demozoo
» Lockup at Pouet.Net
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gwEm writes:
During a recent illness I was able to complete a new maxYMiser release. I’m calling it “maxYMiser High” and it’s the first new release for six years.
New features include:
* Support for high resolution screens
* MIDI latency adjustment
There is also a YouTube video demonstrating the new release.
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» Download maxYmiser v1.34 High
» Watch a demonstration video of the new maxYMiser
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Lotek Style writes:
A very unexpected Christmas release came from The Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. Lotek Style was working on his new E.P. during the year 2018 and after the music was finished they decided it would be a nice bonus to have this as a Falcon music disc as well.
The release runs on a standard Falcon 030 and features a new MP2 system esp. developed for this release.
Get ready for a trip into the 80s and back.
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» At Demozoo
» At Pouet.net
» Watch a Youtube recording
» At Bandcamp
» At Discogs
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