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Atari ST

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Nov 2, 2026

TomHOST
23:07
Nothing further than that.
TomHOST
23:08
But the original SimCity Classic, the original MS-DOS, the first time I played was the Atari ST.
TomHOST
23:15
That version of the game, I loved.
TomHOST
23:17
I would play that nonstop.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:06
I have a heart condition that flares up.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:09
I stopped work on it, and I put the Atari ST in its monitor and the disk drives.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:15
I stored them originally in the attic, and then when we moved house, they went into the garage.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:20
And then 2012, 2013, something like that, I attended an ocean reunion in Manchester.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:34
The computer worked after a fashion.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:37
And I got in touch with a few friends, David East in particular from Bug Bite.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:43
He gave me another Atari ST.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:45
He took mine and said, I'll get this one fixed.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:06
I have a heart condition that flares up.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:09
I stopped work on it, and I put the Atari ST in its monitor and the disk drives.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:15
I stored them originally in the attic, and then when we moved house, they went into the garage.
Colin PorchGUEST
25:20
And then 2012, 2013, something like that, I attended an ocean reunion in Manchester.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:34
The computer worked after a fashion.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:37
And I got in touch with a few friends, David East in particular from Bug Bite.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:43
He gave me another Atari ST.
Colin PorchGUEST
26:45
He took mine and said, I'll get this one fixed.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:35
Believe it or not, this got ported all over because you gotta.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:39
And this was released for every system the same year, 1990, for DOS, the Atari ST, and the 8-bits, the C64, the ZX, and the Amstrad CPC.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:50
This is an EC-Associate joint.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:52
One disc hose.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:35
Believe it or not, this got ported all over because you gotta.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:39
And this was released for every system the same year, 1990, for DOS, the Atari ST, and the 8-bits, the C64, the ZX, and the Amstrad CPC.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:50
This is an EC-Associate joint.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
38:52
One disc hose.
Jeff FultonHOST
0:03
What are we doing here today, Steve? We are doing
Steve FultonHOST
0:06
our Halloween special, Elvira Games on the Atari ST.
Jeff FultonHOST
0:11
Elvira on the Atari ST.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:23
Into the vertical blinds Yeah,
Steve FultonHOST
0:36
did you know there's like three Elvira games on the Atari ST and one on the Lynx that doesn't appear anyplace else?
Jeff FultonHOST
0:43
Well, but it's only part of a Lynx game, right?
Steve FultonHOST
0:48
It's half the Lynx game.

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Jeff FultonHOST
7:50
I'm going to play it and turn it down, and then we'll talk about it a little bit.
DrexyHOST
4:05
I'll give an example of this, right, which is probably proper old man stuff.
DrexyHOST
4:11
But I used to get these games on the old Atari ST back in the day out of a car boot, literally every Sunday.
DrexyHOST
4:20
And these games will come with what they called trainers, which were basically just cheats.
DrexyHOST
4:29
And what would happen is you take the game home, you'll turn on all these cheats, you'd be the game in the week, and you'll be back down the market the next Sunday to get another game because obviously you've beat this game.
RickHOST
7:00
Yeah.
RickHOST
7:01
Well, we didn't ever have Street Fighter, did we, though? And if we did, it would have been on the Atari ST.
JoHOST
7:06
Yeah, yeah, it was.
RickHOST
7:08
So it would have been...
Scott ManleyHOST
5:08
Okay, so this is how it all works, right? Obviously, the controller is plugged in via USB, but over the wire, its drivers actually generate MIDI, right? Which is a digital instrument communication standard developed in the 1980s.
Scott ManleyHOST
5:22
And, you know, I learned about MIDI from the Atari ST, which I owned, which wasn't as good as an Amiga, I understand, but I did learn MIDI, so I sort of ended up coming out ahead.
Scott ManleyHOST
5:31
Now, we have Mido here, which is like, you know, a...
Scott ManleyHOST
5:35
Python library, which will allow MIDI, you know, to interpret that.
Yat SiuGUEST
3:39
But then I had to transcribe it and do all that kind of stuff.
Yat SiuGUEST
3:42
So I wrote one of the very first pieces of MIDI software back on the Atari ST because I had like these MIDI ports.
Yat SiuGUEST
3:48
And so I was playing on the primitive keyboard at the time, I think it was like Korg or Roland, it was one of those.
Yat SiuGUEST
3:53
And as I was playing, you know, basically it translated those notes basically into something that could then be printed or edited on the screen.

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