Technically Overboard (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
http://www.pcworld.com/article/181421/inside_the_atari_800.html Well, don't I feel old. This was my second computer - and it still brings back good memories. PC World tears one down, get a load of the huge machined piece of aluminum! You don't get that anymore. Bookmark us and visit often. Technology, Gadgets, Food ,Toys, Fun, and Games!
SEO Blog and Entertainmet Blogger (Free subscription) | yesterday
Terminator 3: War of The Machines The inevitable battle between man and machine has begun. War ravages the land as hardened Tech-Com fighters defend John Connor and others against the mechanized onslaught of the CRS force. This conflict, recreated from the Terminator films, places first-person shooter fans at the very center of the uprising. Combatants fight in apocalyptic landscapes -- a decimated...
White on Rice Couple (Free subscription) | yesterday
Growing up with two huge persimmon trees in my parents backyard, I had my fair share of persimmon- in 3 ways. The first was to eat it fresh till my belly could hold no more, the second was to water the trees, the third was to clean off all the fallen persimmon leaves on the weekends. Trust me, I enjoyed the eating part of it, but the garden chores were too much for an Atari loving, roller-skating...
Acme Packing Company (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
by Jeffrey Phelps - AP View full size photo » With the return of SS Atari Bigby , to play alongside FS Nick Collins, the safety position is as solid as it has been all season. But the lack of depth behind the starters was exposed when Bigby missed 3 games. Coming into the season, it looked like free agent S Anthony Smith would be the top backup, but he was surprisingly cut after the final preseason...
GayGamer.net (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
For its innovation in taking videogaming on the road, Nintendo's Game Boy has now been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. I mean, there had been some handheld gaming devices, but the Game Boy really took it to a whole new level. And it continued to expand and basically take over. I'm pretty sure that we've all owned at least one iteration of the device, whether you were playing it in black...
Laughing Squid (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Madrid based illustrator and comic artist Carla Berrocal created an awesome 8-Bit Wedding Invitation for one of her clients that was inspired by 1980’s Atari games. via The Daily What This is a blog post from Laughing Squid, subscribe via RSS, Twitter, Facebook & FriendFeed. This is a blog post from Laughing Squid , subscribe via RSS , Twitter , Facebook & FriendFeed .
TrekToday Headlines (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Fans waiting for the release of Star Trek: Online now know exactly when the game will be released and can see new screenshots from the game. February 2 is the release date for Star Trek: Online in North America, according to Cryptic and Atari. Europe will have to wait a few days more, Star Trek: Online [...]
Vintage Computing and Gaming (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Thirty years ago this fall, Atari shipped its first entries in the personal computer market, the Atari 800 and 400 computers. I’m particularly fond of the Atari 8-bit series because I grew up with an 800 as my first computer and video game machine — it was especially potent and impressive in the pre-NES [...]
Trek Movie Report (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
This Star Trek Online update we have new screenshots and a new gameplay trailer. Plus some new game details have been revealed in a few recent interviews. See below for all the latest on Cryptic’s exciting upcoming MMORPG Combat Gameplay Trailer Atari has released a new game play trailer this week filled with approximately forty seconds of [...]
Massively (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Filed under: Real life , Culture , Opinion , MMOrigins Welcome to MMOrigins, a new weekly series here at Massively where we take a look at what makes us who we are as MMO gamers. Much in the style of our Redefining MMOs series, several members of the Massively team will have their chance to take a look back at their influences, favorite classic games and what got them to where they are today. Then,...
newsletter archive (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Inside the Atari 800; Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Gartner's Magic Quadrant Daily News AM Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend > > > Sponsored by Citrix Systems Citrix Remains the Leader in Application Virtualization XenApp 5 includes enhancements that address some of the challenges of adopting application virtualization. For example, Citrix continues...
Beard (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
This week's Beard radio is now up to listen again. Featuring a mental prog double header, some crazy metalcore, rousing 70s theme tunes, womb-like dub-folk, digital anarcore and much more. Also, Stew skelps his head on the CD player. Madness you can't do without! Barry Gray Orchestra - Stingray (Cinephile) Oneohtrix Point Never - Computer Vision; Rifts (No Fun) Atari Teenage Riot - Start The Riot;...
videogamesblogger.com: (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Star Trek Online will be released for the PC on February 2, 2010 announced developer Cryptic and publisher Atari. It will be released in Europe on February 5th. This confirmation follows Amazon.com and GameStop listing the February 2nd release date on their pre-order pages earlier in the week as well as producer Craig Zinkievich telling [...]
Engadget (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
You know that smartphone you love, that ultimate expression of handheld convergence that some would call a mobile computer? It's crap. Or so says octogenarian, Martin Cooper, former lead engineer at Motorola said to have invented the handheld cellphone -- really, his name is on the "Radio telephone system" patent and he's credited with making the very first private handheld cellphone call...
Engadget Mobile (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Filed under: Culture You know that smartphone you love, that ultimate expression of handheld convergence that some would call a mobile computer? It's crap. Or so says octogenarian, Martin Cooper, former lead engineer at Motorola said to have invented the handheld cellphone -- really, his name is on the "Radio telephone system" patent and he's credited with making the very first private handheld...
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