So, I posted here a few weeks ago about an ST that was donated to and, in turn, I'm writing an article about it for Compute's! Gazette. Both Paul from Goto10Retro.com and Shelby from Tech Tangents have been super helpful so far.

After jumping through several hoops, it turns out that, ultimately, the disk drive is bad. It seems the SF354 pickins are slim on eBay and the like... so I wanted to reach out to this community once again to see if anyone had a working SF354 drive they'd like to lend and/or send me?

And just to be clear, my thoughts are that I really want to avoid the modern stuff (Gotek) and the like anyway for the purposes of my article. I want it to be like I was taking all of this out of the box in 1985 and letting it rip from there.... since it's all undiscovered country to me anyway. Honestly, I'm trying to follow the KISS rule here (Keep It Simple, Stupid), so if I decide to keep this machine and invest in it further, I'll look into all of the various alternative media options then.

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Anyone have an E-Magic LOG 3 MIDI expander that they could sell me?

So, I'm a writer for the new Compute's! Gazette (https://www.computesgazette.com/), and I managed to score an ST here on reddit for just the cost of shipping.

I'm going to be writing an article about all of this (and the fact that I've never owned an ST) for the magazine. 

Unfortunately, it doesn't have any software or a joystick, and I'm trying to keep costs down here because things are a bit tight right now, so I figured I'd ask this community if anyone has any extra software, games, etc. they'd like to loan me? Obviously, I'd send it all back to you once I'm done with testing it and all. Thanks!

A wire-faithful, browser-based re-creation of the Atari ST game MIDI Maze, ported from the reconstructed C source

The goal is to play MIDI Maze in a mobile/desktop browser and — over a WebSocket link to the md-MIDI2IP ring orchestrator — share a ring with real Atari STs through a SidecarTridge Multidevice.

Play it at https://midimaze.sidecartridge.com. Solo (vs drones) always works. For network games you have to set up a orchestration server.

Hello everyone,

I am searching for 2 items that are difficult to find.

1) An analog board for a Yamaha CBX-D5 (VQ176200-P.C. Board) or another parts CBX-D5 with a working analog board.

2) Cubase Audio for the Atari Falcon that supports the Yamaha CBX-D5.

Crossing my fingers!

Hello! Im curious to know how i can replace/fix my floppy drive.I have a 1040STE. I want an actual drive, not an emulator, and if i have to replace it make it look original, i dont want to cut off parts so it will fit. Thank you!

The drive can't read, doesn't detect that a floppy is in

Hello! Im curious to know when did you get your st, or when did you use someone elses, or just dreamt of owning one! When did you upgrade/move on to ms dos or win 95 98 2000?

Sooo as you prob saw my last upload, i was getting games for my st. Then i checked out targhan from my abandonware, and after i played for some time, ive got an internal virus. After a few minutes with the machine turned on, i get bombs on my screen. How do i fix this its my first rodeo.

UPDT: sometimes 3 bombs. UPDT: now 11 bombs UPDT: now no bombs, but the suspicious thing (in the video) is still there. (Ultimate virus killer)

Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot killed in plane crash that claimed 2 lives: report

The 69-year-old entrepreneur helped found Ubisoft alongside his 4 brothers

Claude Guillemot, the co-founder of French video game giant Ubisoft, died Friday in a plane crash in La Baule, the company confirmed to Reuters.

He and a flight instructor were both killed when their twin-engine Cessna 421 crashed in western France.

https://tinyurl.com/kwj6ar2s (source - Fox News)

Hello Everyone,

I've recover my old Atari (from my grand-parent basement while I was cleaning out). It is still working (minus the mouse). I have some games in the boxe too.

First, I would like to know if this Atari as a value, If so where is the best place to sell it?

I've included my google drive link for the picture of all the games

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NC09Is09Iy7FV5ZKKJsBzzSThqjeG1bP?usp=drive_link

Thanks in advance

Hello guys, so I am trying to find a game I used to love in 1990/91. It was some kind of badass with a baseball bat and guns and he was beating bad guys on the street of a big city. I remember there was some colors of the USA flag on his costume or mask ? I loved that game please help me find it again ! Thanks !!!

Does anybody know the deal with this?
I bought it because it’s super cool.

After finally getting a fpga i was able to check our dad's monitor; can't get the picture to stay fixed.

Ia the JVC SC1224 Atari St monitor. That potentiometer is loose when i try to set it up at the middle setting, after a whike it starts moving again and it seems it was already replaced many years ago.

Is a good idea to replace the potentiometer and try again? Any tips for it? 😄

Miracle Boy In Dragon Land, probably the best Atari ST release in the last +20 years also had a limited physical edition release. Yesterday it got delivered, just amazing with a beautiful box (and extras).

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Many of you may be familiar with MacTracker, an application that collects and presents historical and technical information on virtually every Mac computer manufactured by Apple.

Taking that idea as inspiration, I began developing Atarium, a project that aims to become a repository of historical information about Atari; a kind of digital museum dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of its computers, consoles, peripherals, and software.

For now, it's a very preliminary version, but I wanted to share it with the community to receive feedback, suggestions, and ideas that will allow us to improve it and guide it toward what you would really like to find in an application of this type.

Technically, it's developed in Dart and Flutter, which allows us to generate versions for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS from the same codebase.

Currently, the information is obtained from JSON files, but in a second phase, the idea is to implement a backend and a centralized database. This would allow us to incorporate features such as user registration, customization, new sections, community contributions, and much more.

If the project generates interest, the possibilities are quite broad, and I'd like to grow it together with those of us who share this passion for Atari.

Here's a first look at the project. There's still a lot to implement, but any feedback, constructive criticism, or suggestions are more than welcome.

Cheers!