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Sep 29, 2026

TravisHOST
52:59
Yeah.
TravisHOST
53:00
Played Road Blasters on the Atari Lynx.
TravisHOST
53:02
Now, I'm a Road Blasters man.
TravisHOST
53:05
I love the NES version, and I've dabbled a little bit with the arcade machine.
BlunnersHOST
7:11
To be fair, not actually a lot Evercade-wise, but I've been playing Game of the Month, which we'll get onto later.
BlunnersHOST
7:20
But yeah, I'm still playing my way through Atari Lynx, been playing my Super Pocket.
BlunnersHOST
7:27
Also, I've been playing the Super Pocket we were gifted at the Nexus event.
BlunnersHOST
7:31
So yeah, so mainly I've been playing a lot more of the Game of the Month, but we'll get into that in a minute.
ReesHOST
33:51
So we've got some rather nice colourful 2600 boxes on the top shelf.
ReesHOST
33:55
We have the Atari Lynx here.
ReesHOST
33:57
You will have played on this very Lynx if you saw me at Kickstart a couple of years ago.
ReesHOST
34:02
and my almost complete Atari Jaguar collection.
TrevHOST
17:11
Very cool, but a little bit niche.
TrevHOST
17:13
But, um, I think the form factor has settled upon that kind of Atari Lynx pioneered, you know, with the controls on either side of the screen.
TrevHOST
17:21
Uh-
StuHOST
17:21
Mm
Kathryn BarnardHOST
13:44
No, there was an older one.
Andy BarnardHOST
13:45
Well, there was the Atari Lynx, but I doubt you're talking about that.
Kostaki EconomopoulosGUEST
13:48
What'd you say? Coleco had the little handheld thing with like the little dashes.
Kostaki EconomopoulosGUEST
13:51
Yeah, I think that's what it was.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:47
is awesome, let's talk about it.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
0:49
Plus an update on Ultravor Zero for the Atari Lynx by Songbird.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
0:52
Let's go.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:33
you are watching atari design with your host ballistic copy boy all
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
4:44
All right, so we got a cool update in from our good friend Atari Scene News.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
4:49
This came out on September 21st on Twitter.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
4:52
He said, the latest build of Ultravor Zero, upcoming game by Sombra Productions for the Atari Lynx.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
4:58
And there's an update here.
Mike ColettaHOST
1:23
It's a strong word.
Mike ColettaHOST
1:23
But hey, you know, I'm excited about the Atari Lynx.
Tyler OsbyHOST
1:27
Yeah, that's what we're going to talk about now.
Tyler OsbyHOST
1:28
I'm excited about the background of our episode today, which you can't see right now, Mike, but I didn't change it from last week.
Mike ColettaHOST
1:47
That's right.
Mike ColettaHOST
1:47
That's what we'll tell them.
Tyler OsbyHOST
1:49
It's me trying to manifest a Baldur's Gate 3 port to the Atari Lynx, which came out many, many years ago.
Tyler OsbyHOST
1:57
So this week, my plan was to talk about a few different handhelds that didn't quite make the grade.
DannyHOST
9:03
But it was something.
DannyHOST
9:07
But after that was the first, the Atari Lynx, which beat the Game Boy to market.
DannyHOST
9:16
That's one of those things that I probably shouldn't have.
DannyHOST
9:18
And
ChrisGUEST
10:39
Famously.
DannyHOST
10:42
Yeah, I have joined the Patriots movement over here, which is very, very different for me.
DannyHOST
10:51
Yeah, so the Atari Lynx, then we had Game Boy, Game Gear, and then obviously everyone knows all the stuff that came after, with like the Neo Geo Pocket, the Wonder Swan.
DannyHOST
11:02
But in between that as well, there were other handhelds, like portable LCD handhelds.
CatherineHOST
20:19
something.
CatherineHOST
20:21
They had the Atari Lynx, which is like, the handheld they had.
CatherineHOST
20:26
And it was very, you know, late 90s, early 2000 type of thing when I took that shit apart and I had to take out six AAA batteries out of the thing.
CatherineHOST
20:36
I was like, God

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