Category: The Sunday Papers

Here are a few things to read and watch this lovely Sunday.

• Steve has interviewed legendary Atari scenester Richard Davey, founder of the Little Green Desktop and all round decent chap who kept my love of the ST aflame around the turn of the millennium and the PaCifiST era.
• Trusty has a bash at Game Over II and its not as bad as it seems, to be fair.
• RetroSpective Interviews has had a lovely natter with Gary Bracey of Ocean Software fame. Some really cool insights into 90s video game development here.
• Robert’s Retro Gaming is a nice channel run by a nice fella who sometimes plays ST games. Here he is playing Blood Money, a game I’d previously judged harshly and would like to return to.
• Nothing pleases me more than reading somebody’s nostalgic reminisces of their own ST memories. Here’s 16-bit Creative’s Mark getting all gooey before plonking at ST on a beach for some reason.

Here’s your roundup of nice things to read and watch this Sunday.

• Dominik Diamond reminisces about his love for the “painfully uncool” Amiga. The ST’s glorious function keys even get a mention.
• Steve Norman is discovering Batman: The Movie on the ST. A great article with lots of nostalgic memories and anecdotes.
• Gears of Games continues to play those terrible ST games so that you don’t have to… but hang on, Darkman isn’t terrible after all!
• Steve over at Atari Crypt dives into new monochromatic ST puzzler Tenebra.