Jean-François DEL NERO (la persona che sta dietro lo sviluppo dell’emulatore Floppy HxC SD) ha recentemente rilasciato una versione del firmware HxC compatibile con il chip STM32 utilizzato nel Floppy Drive Gotek.
Questo significa che possiamo godere di quasi tutte le features che il firmware HxC supporta anche per l’economico Floppy Drive Gotek.
Il bootloader per convertire il floppy drive Gotek in HxC compatibile va acquistato sul sito di HXC 2001 inviando un’email a Jean-François DEL NERO. Il prezzo del bootloader e’ di 10 euro una tantum per ogni Gotek che si vuole aggiornare/convertire. Gli aggiornamenti successivi del software sono gratuti e possono essere fatti da chiavetta USB.
The HXC Usb (Gotek) firmware supports: 
+ many more….
USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware v3.3.1.2a -> v3.4.4.6a cumulative changelog:
- QuickDisk support : Fixes/Timing improvements. Data masked outside the read window.
- OSD : Keys/Rotary regression fixed.
- QuickDisk support : Various write enhancement for Roland machines support (Roland S-10,S-220,…)
- OSD : Keys/Rotary wake-up behavior changed/enhanced.
- QuickDisk support : More Fixes again ! Blank.qd image : Ready window increased from 5s to 5.5s
- QuickDisk support : More important write support fixes !
- QuickDisk support : Write support fixed (DMA descriptors fixed).
- Work in progress : QuickDisk emulation support added !
- A new build variant is now available to emulate QuickDisk drive !
- The Gotek floppy port to the QuickDisk interface is:
- – Shugart pin — – QuickDisk Machine–
- Pin 2 (/DC) -> /MS (/MediaSense)
- Pin 10 (/DS0) -> Connect it to GND/VSS
- Pin 16 (/MotorOn) -> /MO
- Pin 20 (/Step) -> /RS (/Reset)
- Pin 22 (/WriteData) -> /WD (/WriteData)
- Pin 24 (/WriteGate) -> WG (WriteGate)
- Pin 28 (/WriteProtect) -> WP (WriteProtect)
- Pin 30 (/ReadData) -> RD (ReadData)
- Pin 34 (/Ready) -> /RY (/Ready)
- Pins 4,6,8,12,14,18,26 and 32 can be left unconnected on the Gotek.
- Odd pins Gotek pins (1,3,5,7,…,33) should be connected to the GND/VSS.
- The jumper must be set to “MO”.
- A Blank QuickDisk floppy disk can be found in the firmware archive in the /QuickDisk folder.
- Fix 3.3.8.14a PC Floppy interface mode regression.
- Faster disk-change state head-step clear and mask ready during the diskchange delay. (Fix Yamaha Clavinova diskchange issue)
- USB stick browser : Faster/smoother files/folders browsing.
- USB stick folder Auto mount : Faster files copy/image generation.
- You can hide HXCSDFE.CFG, AUTOBOOT.HFE and /mount/emptyfat.img files on the stick now.
- Default 7 segments screen standby / powerup can changed on the custom firmware page : https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
- Fix non-working v3.3.6.1a firmware !
- On screen display : Separated HSYNC/VSYNC signals support added:
- For machines without CSYNC (Composite Sync) signal.
- Once this option is enabled the Gotek video IOs are mapped as this :
- OSD Video out : Gotek U8 Pin 5 (PB15).
- OSD Video HSYNC in : Gotek “JTCK-SWCLK” pin (PA14).
- OSD Video VSYNC in : Gotek U8 Pin 1 (PB12).
- New system family raw file support : Roland W30/W50/S50/S330/S550. (7 digits display menu entry -> 019)
- Fix floppy IO pins state when the select line is permanently low (v3.3.4.1a regression).
- Write codes speed optimizations.
- HFE : Format support : Fix the “too early index” issue.
- Raw files : Fix interface mode settings. (v3.3.4.4a regression)
- File sorting : Ignore file name case.
- Direct access : Fix the “set index” command.
- OSD : CSYNC Pull-up enabled.
- Fix some possible format issues.
- Some more optimizations.
- Head settling time default value fixed on the custom firmware page : https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
- “Interface CFG” LCD/OLED/OSD menu entry fixed.
- OSD:
- Code speed optimizations (CPU pipeline + Flash prefetch optimizations).
- OSD Polarity can be now set with the “OLED screen polarity” parameter.
- Better/lower lines jitter while floppy emulation is running.
- USB : Code speed optimizations (read & write Fifos, ISR).
- ASM ISR (Step, Drive Select…) : Many code speed optimizations (CPU pipeline + Flash prefetch optimizations).
- The firmware is now stable with both OSD and floppy emulation working in the same time !
- “Normal mode” / Direct disk browsing : Files entries are now alphabetically ordered. Folders appears first then the files images.
- “Load Last selected image” : Fix reload issue with some long file names.
This is only a little part of the changelog. The original one is very long and you can read it here. (instruction manual here)
The HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware Customization page: https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
Download: USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Firmware v3.4.4.6a (914)
source: hxc2001.com
Il sistema di videogiochi Atari XE è una console per videogiochi domestica rilasciata da Atari Corporation nel 1987. Basato sul computer Atari 65XE a 8 bit, l’XEGS è compatibile con la libreria di software per computer Atari a 8 bit esistente.
Il XEGS era venduto assieme ad una tastiera esterna, un joystick, una pistola (XG-1) e un paio di giochi. Questo modello non ebbe un grande successo.
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source: wikipedia
Some retro-things received from my friend Gerben.
- 2 x Commodore 64 Manual
- 1 x Commodore 64 Programmer’s Reference Guide
- 1 x Sony HITBIT MSX-Basic Manual
- 1 x Sony HITBIT MSX-Disk Basic Manual
- 1 x Sony HITBIT Manual
- 1 x Jack Nicklaus Accolade game for Macintosh
- 1 x Commodore 64 Tune-up Book
- 1 x Getting More from your Commodore 64 Book
- 1 x Commodore VIC-1541 Manual
- 2 x Commodore Mouse 1351 Manual
- 3 x Spare Manuals of Coleco Vision Cartridge (Mouse Trap / Turbo / Time Pilot)
- 1 x 16k Memory Module for ATARI 800 (Boxed)
- 1 x Radio Shack TRS-80 Ribbon Daisy Wheel Printer II (Boxed)
- 1 x Donkey Kong Junior Coleco Vision Cartridge (Boxed)
- 1 x Narco Police C64 & C64GS Game Cartridge
- 1 x Simons’ Basic C64 Cartridge
- 1 x Power Cartridge for Commodore 64
- 1 x 16K Expansion Memory for Commodore VIC-20 (RED CASE)
- 1 x Homemade Joystick Interface for ZX-80/81
- 1 x Commodore 64 RS-232 Interface
- 1 x Multi Cartridge for VIC-20
- 1 x Protek Joystick Interface
- 1 x Philips MSX Mouse
- 1 x S.C.N. Modem for Commodore 64
- 1 x Modem House Spectrum VTX 711 for ZX Sepctrum (Boxed)
- 1 x Intel 8087
- 9 x IBM 2164-20 (RAM)
- 1 x Sony HITBIT HB-75P (MSX)
- 1 x Philips 8245 (MSX2)
- 1 x Frankenstein ZX-81 (Contenitore in legno per lo ZX-81 e come tastiera quella di un’ACORN Electron) + Espansione di Memoria interna. Un delle cose piu’ brutte che io abbia mai visto.
Alcuni RS-232 Gender Changer, Null Modem, RS-232 Tester and cavi sconosciuti.
Il Frankenstein ZX-81 funziona! la tastiera non molto bene, ma non e’ un problema della tastiera ma dei collegamenti della matrice della tastiera che mancano, mi chiedo come lo utilizzavano, forse e’ un progetto che non e’ stato mai terminato ?
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Sì, è una lunga storia, perché ho modificato questo Atari 2600 JR diverse volte.
La prima volta ho fatto una modifica video composito senza aggiungere nessun componente esterno, poi ho fatto quella con 1 transistor e un paio di resistenze, poi ancora, il mio amico Charlie mi ha regalato la modifica UAV (Ultimate Atari Video) fatta da un’utente del forum AtariAge e oggi ho inserito gli RCA per le uscite video/audio al posto del cavo che usciva attraverso il foro del connettore RF.
Ho utilizzato lo stesso foro dell’uscita RF per l’uscita VIDEO. Ho saldato un connettore RCA da stampato utilizzando gli stessi fori del connettore RCA per l’uscita RF, la stessa pista che serviva per il segnale RF lo riutilizzata per il segnale Composito, ho dovuto rimuovere una resistenza (R19) per isolare la traccia.
Gallery:
Atari 2600 (4-switch units) PAL modifica Video Composito per il mio amico Charlie
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Jean-François DEL NERO (la persona che sta dietro lo sviluppo dell’emulatore Floppy HxC SD) ha recentemente rilasciato una versione del firmware HxC compatibile con il chip STM32 utilizzato nel Floppy Drive Gotek.
Questo significa che possiamo godere di quasi tutte le features che il firmware HxC supporta anche per l’economico Floppy Drive Gotek.
Il bootloader per convertire il floppy drive Gotek in HxC compatibile va acquistato sul sito di HXC 2001 inviando un’email a Jean-François DEL NERO. Il prezzo del bootloader e’ di 10 euro una tantum per ogni Gotek che si vuole aggiornare/convertire. Gli aggiornamenti successivi del software sono gratuti e possono essere fatti da chiavetta USB.
The HXC Usb (Gotek) firmware supports: + many more….
USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware v3.1.60.5a -> v3.3.1.2a cumulative changelog:
- Fix multi-screens support (OSD + 7 segments screens)
- New Major feature !!! : On screen display support (OSD overlay)
- The HxC firmware for Gotek now support the On Screen Display !
- You can now select images and see the drive status on the machine’s screen without any additional software or LCD/OLED !
- No need to make holes in the machine case anymore ;).
- Picture: https://hxc2001.com/download/floppy_drive_emulator/HxCGotek_OSDAmiga1.jpg
- You only need 2 wires and a resistor to connect the Gotek to the machine’s video signals :
- One wire is used for the CSYNC video signal (Composite Sync), the other wire for the red, green (prefered) or blue signal.
- One resistor must be put in serie on the color signal between the Gotek and the machine.
- You can use a value between 220 and 470 ohms for this resistor. A potentiometer can be also used to tune the OSD brightness/contrast.
- This was currently tested on Amiga 500, Atari STE and Amstrad CPC 6128 machines, but should work with any machines having a composite sync signal.
- HxC Firmware for Gotek OSD wiring:
- Gotek wiring:
- Amiga 500:
- Amstrad CPC6128:
- Atari STE:
- Power supply voltage measurement:
- You can now see/read the power supply voltage incoming to the floppy emulator.
- This feature is quite useful to check the machine power supply state/working condition.
- If you want to use this feature you must add this voltage divider to measure
- the power supply on the JC jumper input :
- VSS/GND|—| 1Ko Resistor |–(JC pin)–| 4.7Ko Resistor |—< 5V Power Supply input.
- ( See https://hxc2001.com/download/floppy_drive_emulator/HxCGotek_voltage_system_monitor.jpg )
- Notes:
- Use +/-1% Resistors if possible.
- This voltage divider support up to 18V.
- Use the embedded menu to access the system monitor :
- Press both buttons to enter the menu. Choose “System Monitor” or “E ” if you have the original 7 segments display.
- “Temperature” menu renamed “System Monitor”.
- On-die STM32 temperature sensor support : You can get the current CPU core temperature from the embedded menu :
- press both buttons to enter the menu. Choose “temperature” or “E ” if you have the original 7 segments display.
- Blackberry trackball : Sensitivity reduced/better usability.
- External/Additional select button support : Behavioral fix -> remove glitch-like effect when selecting images.
- Fix the short and long read emulation pipeline buffer size options (custom fw web page).
- HFEv3 : Weakbits support added.
- Fix the files extensions display option : you can now also hide the file name extensions in selector/indexed mode.
- New major feature ! : Auto mount USB stick folder to a FAT/DOS compatible virtual floppy !
- This feature allows you to directly put your files in a stick’s folder and mount this folder as a FAT/DOS floppy disk !
- You can use it with any machine compatible with the FAT file system (PC, Atari ST, lots of keyboards/samplers and CNC machines…).
- To use this feature, copy an empty/preformatted DOS IMG image to the stick path “/mount/emptyfat.img”
- This image can be a 720KB or 1.44MB blank DOS image or any other FAT compatible blank image.
- You can use the HxC Floppy Emulator software Disk Browser to create it or take the ones present in the firmware archive.
- Once you select a “mount source” folder on the emulator, the emptyfat.img file is duplicated to a “MOUNTED.IMG” file.
- Then all files/subfolders present into the selected folder are added into this duplicated image.
- (Note : the emptyfat.img remains untouched).
- Your “mount sources” / root folders should have the extension “.mnt” to be mounted by the emulator :
- example : “myvirtualdisk.mnt”
- This new feature can be used with the “normal”/direct browsing (oled/lcd screen usage) and indexed modes.
- For the indexed mode just put the DSKAXXXX prefix in the mount point folder name.
- example : “DSKA0000_MyMidiFiles.mnt”
- Please note that the image duplication and files copy operations can take some seconds.
- I will try to optimize/speedup the mount operations in the next releases.
- Let me know if you have any problems or any suggestions/questions/comments on the HxC forum or by email.
- FAT 12/16/32 layer write support enhanced to create entries (files & folders) and allocate clusters.
This is only a little part of the changelog. The original one is very long and you can read it here. (instruction manual here)
The HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware Customization page: https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
Download: USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Firmware v3.3.1.2a (837)
source: hxc2001.com
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Robotron 2084 (TI-99/4a) – Cartridge by Fabrizio Corpetti [FACELE.EU]
Ringrazio Fabrizio Corpetti [FACELE.EU] per avermi fatto avere tramite Ciro Barile [TI99IUC.IT] la versione del PCB assemblato della cartuccia Robotron 2084 per TI-99/4a.
Come scrive Ciro, questa cartuccia non e’ mai stata commercializzata dalla AtariSoft, l’unica cosa che si puo’ trovare in rete e’ il DUMP della ROM.
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Atari 800XL miglioramenti Hardware.
Ho deciso di aggiornare il mio Atari 800XL con alcune interfacce disponibili sul sito di Lotharek.
Situazione attuale del mio Atari 800XL:
- Ultimate 1MB from Sebastian Bartkowicz (Candle) con l’ultimo Bios di FJC.
- VBXE + DIN Connector for RGB/Audio Output (Rimosso Modulatore RF)
- Simple Stereo + U-Switch + Jack Stereo 3.5 per l’uscita Audio.
- SIDE 2 / AVG Cartridge
Nuove interfacce installate:
- P-Covox + Jack Stereo 3.5 per l’uscita Audio.
- SRAM 64Kb.
Dopo aver installato il modulo SRAM 64Kb ho rimosso anche questa serie di circuiti integrati che non vengono più utilizzati dall’Atari 800XL.
- 8 X RAM NEC 4164C
- 2 x SN74LS158N
- 1 x DM74LS51N
- 1 x SN74LS375N
- 1 x Delay Line EP8212 (C060472-D)
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Riparazione Atari 800XL con la linea di ritardo mancante EP8212 (CO60472).
Grazie al Modulo SRAM 64Kb di Lotharek sono stato in grado di resuscitare un’Atari 800XL a cui mancava la linea di ritardo EP8212 (CO60472) che non è più disponibile come pezzi di ricambio.
Per avere maggiori informazioni sul SRAM 64Kb Module visitate il sito di lotharek.
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Il TONEL PC è fondamentalmente un clone ZX-81. Prodotto a Hong-Kong (da Lambda Electronics LTD? DEF?), È stato progettato come computer economico ed è stato concesso in licenza a molte aziende in tutto il mondo. Questo spiega perché lo stesso computer può essere trovato sotto diversi marchi e nomi (DEF 3000, Power 3000, Basic 2000, Basic 3000, PC 2000, PC 8300, Marathon 32K, IQ 8300, Futura 8300, Computer, ecc.). Ma su tutte le mainboard c’e’ scritto “PC 8300″ generico.
Il sistema è un ZX-81 clonato con una ROM modificata (per evitare problemi legali), una tastiera migliore, più RAM (2 KB), caratteristiche audio, un’uscita video composita e persino un connettore joystick (compatibile Atari). Questi rappresentano infatti tutti gli aggiornamenti che gli utenti ZX-81 volevano solitamente aggiungere al loro sistema, ma sono stati inseriti tutti nel corpo macchina ad un prezzo più economico.
Con la sua ROM modificata il Tonel PC era compatibile solo con i programmi scritti in basic per ZX-81. Ma era disponibile una ROM ZX-81 per trasformare il computer in una vero Sinclair ZX-81 in grado di eseguire tutto il software incluso codice macchina.
Sono disponibili diversi addon: espansioni di memoria da 16 KB e 32 KB RAM, modulo per la grafica ad alta risoluzione, Joystick, stampanti … Il bus di espansione dovrebbe essere compatibile con quello ZX-81 (da confermare).
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Tonel PC (Lambda 8300) Loading Game (GIF)
Download:
source: old-computers.com
Riparazione Atari 2600 (4-switch units)
Difetto:
Componenti sostituiti:
Galleria della riparazione:
Jean-François DEL NERO (la persona che sta dietro lo sviluppo dell’emulatore Floppy HxC SD) ha recentemente rilasciato una versione del firmware HxC compatibile con il chip STM32 utilizzato nel Floppy Drive Gotek.
Questo significa che possiamo godere di quasi tutte le features che il firmware HxC supporta anche per l’economico Floppy Drive Gotek.
Il bootloader per convertire il floppy drive Gotek in HxC compatibile va acquistato sul sito di HXC 2001 inviando un’email a Jean-François DEL NERO. Il prezzo del bootloader e’ di 10 euro una tantum per ogni Gotek che si vuole aggiornare/convertire. Gli aggiornamenti successivi del software sono gratuti e possono essere fatti da chiavetta USB.
The HXC Usb (Gotek) firmware supports: + many more….
USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware v3.1.38.2a -> v3.1.60.5a cumulative changelog:
- GeneralMusic S2/S3 : Undocummented floppy format support added + *.gem file extension support.
- Non-gated interface : Ignore the floppy selection line for the head step + Some fixes.
- Motor-ON signal support to emulate properly the “READY” and “INDEX” signals.
- OLED : SSD1305 2.23″ 128×32 OLED screen support added.
- Internal enhancements. (WIP)
- New direct raw format support : Yamaha QX3 format (*.IMG,*.DSK)
- 7 segments screen menu : Add missing system family entries :
- 15 = Robox RC9400
- 16 = Kawai
- 17 = Yamaha QX3
- 18 = User defined format
- Gotek I/O Lines Diagnostic/Test mode Since this hardware is quite sensitive to ESD and other electrical issues, the floppy lines can be easily damaged.
- This new mode allows you to test/check all Gotek’s Input/Output lines with a simple wire.
- The test must be run with floppy ribbon disconnected from the machine.
- Once enabled/flashed with the diagnostic firmware, all outputs will toggle every 2 seconds.
- All inputs states are displayed on the screen.
- Input lines test method :
- The default input states should be High (1), so to test an input line you have just to connect it to the ground/vss. On the floppy port you just need a jumper to make a contact between the line and the ground.
- Once the jumper is placed between the line pin and the ground/vss pin the corresping input state should turn to Low (0).
- Output lines test method :
- All outputs are toggling every 2 seconds during the test.
- (Note : A 1 ms pulse is sent to the JB output at each toggle to test the buzzer ouput)
- Connect the output line to test to one input line (use a tested input by the above method) with a simple wire.
- If the corresponding input status is toggling with the outputs line, then this means that the output line/driver is working properly.
- LCD / OLED / 7 segments screens output/input status definition :
- LCD/OLED input lines status format : “IN:123456 789AB”
- 1 or Digit-1-segment-a : Floppy Drive Select line (Pin 10 or 12 or 16 -> Depend on the S0/S1/MO jumper !).
- 2 or Digit-1-segment-b : Floppy -Direction In (Pin 18)
- 3 or Digit-1-segment-c : Floppy -Step (Pin 20)
- 4 or Digit-1-segment-d : Floppy -Write Data (Pin 22)
- 5 or Digit-1-segment-e : Floppy -Write Enable (Pin 24)
- 6 or Digit-1-segment-f : Floppy -Head 1 Select (Pin 32)
- 7 or Digit-1-segment-g : Down push button (left)
- 8 or Digit-2-segment-a : Up push button (right)
- 9 or Digit-2-segment-b : Select push button (JA)
- A or Digit-2-segment-c : Rotary CK (J7-2)
- B or Digit-2-segment-d : Rotary DIR (J7-1)
- 7 Segments Digit-3 : ‘h’ when the outputs are high and ‘L’ the outputs are low.
- 7 Segments Digit-2-segments e,f & g : ON when the outputs are high and OFF the outputs are low.
- Floppy connector pinout :
- Pin Signal Pin Signal
- 01 Ground (O)02 -High Density Select
- 03 Ground 04 Reserved
- 05 Ground 06 Reserved
- 07 Ground (O)08 -Index
- 09 Ground (I)10 -Drive Select 0 (*)
- 11 Ground (I)12 -Drive Select 1 (*)
- 13 Ground 14 Reserved
- 15 Ground (I)16 -Motor Enable (*)
- 17 Ground (I)18 -Direction In
- 19 Ground (I)20 -Step
- 21 Ground (I)22 -Write Data
- 23 Ground (I)24 -Write Enable
- 25 Ground (O)26 -Track 0
- 27 Ground (O)28 -Write Protect
- 29 Ground (O)30 -Read Data
- 31 Ground (I)32 -Head 1 Select
- 33 Ground (O)34 -Diskette Change/Ready
- (*)Depend on the S0/S1/MO jumper!
- 7 segments screen segments definition :
- // a
- // f b
- // g
- // e c
- // d
- Custom firmware option : Blackberry trackball -> Single and double step support.
- Custom firmware option : Extra up/down buttons or navigation switchs on the rotary connectors.
- Some fixes in the user defined image feature.
- Custom firmware option : Display the current track number on the 7 segment screen.
- Custom firmware option : Debug output on the serial port (115200 8N1).
- Custom firmware option : Read pipeline buffer size.
- New system family support : Kawai.
- Blackberry trackball support.
- Track position display changed to when the screen line size is less than 16 characters.
- Fix some OLED fonts glitches.
- New parameter : OLED line alignment.
- New fonts : 8514oem 10×20, xwindow 8×32, unscii 8×32.
- More customization options :
- 2.42 Inch OLED screen support.
- 100 khz / 400 khz I2C bus selection.
- Indexed mode files naming convention enhanced :
- DSKAXXXX become a prefix : You can now add something after the prefix. e.g : DSKA0000_MyDiskName.IMG, DSKA0001_SaveDisk.HFE…
- The prefix can be changed on the customization page if you don’t like it : https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
- AUTOBOOT and config files names are now not case sensitive.
- And some more fixes (rotary settings…).
This is only a little part of the changelog. The original one is very long and you can read it here. (instruction manual here)
The HxC Floppy Emulator Firmware Customization page: https://hxc2001.com/custom_fw/
Download: USB Stick STM32 (Gotek) HxC Firmware v3.1.60.5a (799)
source: hxc2001.com
Ci spiace, ma questo articolo è disponibile soltanto in English.
Atari 800 XL (VBXE-RGB/U1MB/Stereo Pokey/Side2) my Favourite Games
My Atari 800 XL Hardware Configuration:
- VBXE (RGB output)
- Ultimate 1Mb
- Stereo Pokey
- Side2 Cartridge
You can buy this additional hardware from this site: lotharek.pl
Favourite Games:
- Bosconian
- Time Pilot
- Scramble
- Popeye
- Bomb Jack
- Ms Pacman
- Pacman
- Pitfall II
- Donkey Kong
- Mario Bros
- International Karate Enhanced Edition
- H.E.R.O.
Gallery:
Download: my Favourite Atari Games (712)
Ci spiace, ma questo articolo è disponibile soltanto in English.
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