Incredible SITE!!!! the first place that actually has the game ABUSE! i have ever found. Keep it up, never close this down!

What a great site, thanks for all your hard work! I still love my Atari 1200XL & the big 1050 :)

This page rules. I never was expected a page like this, I have my own Atari 2600 (in fact, I have 3) and I never was expected a page created only for Atari. Thanks to all the people that make this page exists. Thanks to all :D

Nice website! I've been collecting atari games for a couple of years now.It's funny because i had a colecovision back in 83, which i loved, but i also had the adapter to play atari games too. Even though the graphics weren't as good as colecovisions i really liked the game play of the atari games. Reliving my youth.LOL Can't wait till you update the 7800! Just got that one for Xmas this year.

Thanks for sharing all your work with us! This site is fabulous! :)

i have to say that this site is great. theres games i never seen on here before nor heared of. its great that ttheres so many atari enthusiasts out there that still believe in classic game playing fun.

great site...great job atarimania...

Amazing site, keep up the good work!!

I had all Atari systems starting with the VCS 2600. Thank you for this great site. Really professional work. Hello to you all guys who did know those good old days !

You have a great Web site. I am from Germany. In the past I had some Ataris 600 XL, 800 XL, 130XE and a lot of equipment. It´s nice to see the old pics. Thanks a lot.

Absolutely FANTASTIC work!!

My family bought a 400 because it played the best Pacman. I then bought a 1200XL and diskdrive from a friend that won it on a radio show. I still have both of them! This site is incredible and has allowed me to run the emulator on my PC and more easily relive so many great games!!

ATARI FTW!!!

You guys deserve great respect!

respect dudes. i was amazed with your great job here. my first homecomputer was an atari 800xl. i used to have donkey kong as a cartridge. it is still my fave classic game. i rememberm mr. robot was great too. and scooter drove me nuts. thanks again! atari forever :-)

Great site for the best part of my life.....my childhood :)
Fantastic memories for a 1976 class like me....thanks thanks thanks!!

Carlos Fidalgo from Portugal - (sorry my english)- Thanks for this site . I am again 15 years old. the Atari 800XL it was my very first computer and I can felt the smell of the wonderfull afternoons. Whos touch in a Atari touch in a heart.

Thanks for the perfect site,
wonderful memories with friends playing togehter all night are coming back,in greece i remember my girl fighting with me through the mazes of wizard of wor... i remember being lost alone in the city of catch 23 on some lonely cold nights in germany, i remember my 130xe back then, not only the design was ahead of its time.
You do not choose your computer it chooses you : )

Wonderful new design..........LONG LIVE ATARI!:)

Love the new look, kinda reminds me of the 70's 2600 wood grain look.

Wow! Excellent archive! Brings back my childhood memories. Thank you guys!

Nice new design. Thank you very much.

Very cute..Long live..

The new site format is awesome. You've created the best Atari resource in this galaxy. Keep up the good work and you'll convert all of those old Commodore fans.

Site looks soo good!
Great Job!

love the sight. the 2600 was the first system i had. i also had a lynx, it was way ahead of its time. i still have all my 2600 and the games. tryed to use it and it still works. my lynx broke but i still have batman returns.

gust downloaded the rom zip now to find a emu for my nds to run them. keep up the good work.

p.s. masters of the universe and e.t. rocks! ;)

Great site, lot's of info, on Atari. Brings back lots of memories of when I was growing up with my first Atari! Good Job! Thanks!

I am impressed. You send me 27 years back in time when I was 9 years old kid. Thank you and keep the good work!

Nice site you've got here..

In the 1980s my rock band "Circus of Legends" installed 4 ATARI 2600's on our Tour bus. We have a new bus today but we still have 3 out of 4 ATARIs on our bus and a Cabinet FULL of Games.

Absolutely fantastic site!

Thanks fot the work it really a good idea to have a atari only database ;-) Hope you will have the time to fix it during many years ;-) See u

What a greaz archive and vaulz of our beloved atari memories!!!
Thanks for all the effort so much!!!

8 Bit Atari Memories will live forever

Atari 800XL started it all for me

People with a historical perspective --- are good people. Yes, I am the same Norman T. Thornton that programmed Bomby (the 1k contest winner in 1988 or so) in 6502 Assembly Language.

Ah, now if only there were an archived for all the other software I've developed for the corporate world. Interesting how many coders of the past have made their way to this site. If anyone is interested in some of what I am doing these days, visit PoeticWrites.org.

In attitude, you have managed to capture the spirit of the era (a certain generosity, whimsy and technical savvy) and look of the as well. I trust that the Internet Archive (or, the like) will preserve your worthy site far into the future.

Carry-on! And, Thanks.

Just wanted to say thanks!

I've been looking for the atari st
compare ad (the one with the waterfall
on the screen made with neochrome) for
the longest time.

It's the ad I drooled over till i got my
520st! them days are gone! :-(

Just stumbled across this site and was amazed to find two games here that I wrote back in the 1980's, The Amulet and Blok-Head. I barely remember writing Blok-Head at all, but The Amulet was a labour of love and took me several years to complete. It's nice to see it still available, I might even have a play with it myself. Keep up the good work.

thanks. from holland the good old days from the 80s sometimes a play still on my atari 800xl and the 130xe all the great games.

All I can say is WOW! I just stumbled onto this website today for the first time and I gotta say, I'm totally impressed. It's like being a kid again... literally!

BRAVO!

Thanks for all the memories!

I have to congratulate you all on your hard work and dedication to the ATARI cause.

It is very encouraging to us diehards to see that there are Atarimaniacs like you still out there, and willing to give up their time to keep these wonderful computers alive.
May you continue as long as possible.

As an ATARI 8-bit owner / user / programmer for 28years, I have accumulated a lot of hardware, software, and information. If I can
contribute in any way, please let me know.

Yours Atarily,

Chris Davis

An old Atari User, and reseller here in Winnipeg.
Started with the 2600 game machine, then to 400, then advanced to 800, then to 520ST.
Had quite a library of old cartridges, tapes, and diskette programs - but, and this I am sorry to say, didn't seem to have a market, so I junked much of the product.
Still have an original PAC-MAN in sealed package #CXL4200, for the 400/800 machine; and also a sealed carton DEFENDER #CX2609. Stickers on boxes are the red N, which I think means for North America.
Published a newsletter called Ad Astra, for the Atari Microcomputer Network (radio amateur group), and did this for about 8-1/2 years.
Sure miss those old days!
Gil Frederick, VE4AG/G4NZO (for Hams viewing)
130 Maureen Street, Winnipeg, MB R3K 1M2 Canada. gilfred@mts.net

Excellent work, everyone! My sister, and I grew up with the 2600, and we won't forget those wonderful times for the rest of our lives. Thank you so much for working so hard to keep the memories alive!

Greetings from www.AtariFun.Com - Wow!
AtariMania is a great site and wonderful java app to play the classics online too. Keep up the fantastic work. :)

Congratulations for your very nice site ;-)

/|\ATARI FOREVER

great site! i love my atari machines and this site is helping me a lot!

Nice to see a site like this, dedicated to the one of the most brilliant form of entertainment in the 20th century...

Congrats to you all! ;)

Great site

Wow. The passion that went into this site is amazing. I've literally spent the last 2 days looking at stuff that I haven't seen in 25 years. Your 8-bit archives are the best on the 'net. Nothing else comes close. THANK YOU!

I love this website! Long live Atari! I can't wait till you finish the 7800 and Arcade database.

Awesome archive, nothing else comes close.

Wow! I could almost feel my long lost atari 2600... Thank you very much... my 80s childhood seems just a few days away...

Keep up the excellent work!!!!


I love the website. I hope to be able and visit the site well into the future...

great site! i love all the old lucasfilm games!

Great site!

Long live Atari. :)

It is great to find such a nice site dedicated to those machines that we played with some (!) time ago. Good work. Keep it up! - Edgar from Mexico.

Great site, easy to find stuff.

Good site, good stuff

Nice to see that the Atari spirit is still alive :)

Greetings from www.atarihistory.de to everyone who helps maintaining ATARIMANIA.
Congratulations for your good and hard work!

Thank you very much for the interesting archive and the nice games.

Look at the Slovak and Czech Atari scene. You dont have latest information. A lot of latest pretty games are not here.
Please update it.

As a former Atari authorized retailer, elf Software, I still own (and enjoy) much of my Atari overstock. It's wonderful to see Atari alive and well here on your site!

God's best to you!

Ms. Ellexis L. Fletcher
Corpus Christi, TX

I programmed Domination, Trutti Frutti and Hotel Alien for the Atari 400 & 800 back in the days when 48k was huge. Just found your site. Neat!

As one of those old old veterans of the tape drive and Assembler battlefield in the 1980's, i was touched to find a site like this where all those 'gems' are still alive and so phantastically organized. Even those old game authors (like El Ualid Nouri, Christian Griesbeck and little old me) are mentioned. I like it!!! ;-) All I can say is: Great work!
Greets,
Ralf

WONDERFUL WEBSITE, WHEN ARE WE GOING TO SEE THE MANUALS SCANS ALONG THE BOXES. THANKS

I owned an Atari 800XL from when I was 11 years old (1984) and then an Atari ST later. Interested in old games from my Childhood. I used to own several games that are currently missing on this site, will have to see if my parents still have the original cassettes/disks.

I love this site. Long live the Atari!

1st visit. My intro to computing was via a 400 I won playing Asteroids in a tournament at Penn Square Mall. It changed my life, and I owe my ability to write concise, clean PLC code to my experiences as a 14 year old creating videogames for the neighborhood kids.

Too bad we don't have a modern version of the old system available with today's speed, memory and permanent storage. Imagine how much machine code you could run during the VBI with a 2.0Ghz processor!

I spent many hours waiting for the old tape drive to load my latest creations into 16K of ram.

Today I wait about the same amount of time with one hand tied to a mouse watching the hourglass spin on my Windoze XP machine.

I was surprised to see there are still people who are interested in atarimania...I was simply googling Atascii for chits and giggles...

First visit here. As an alltime Atari addict, I love to see sites like these. Hopefully all information will be available soon. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the work on this site. It has been a great source helping me rebuild my old Atari 8-Bit collection.

Just looking around, nice site!

Simply the best

finally , a place with atari computer roms!

Simply Magnificent! (The preceeding is an understatement)

IT IS A FANTASTIC SITE TO ENJOY EVERYONE, CARRY ON................

Can anyone find "aliens: the search for newt"? It came on a disk with both the c64 and atari versions on it. Some people say it does'nt exist, but I know for sure.. back in the day I copied it... but lost it when i sold my 800xl(w/ an indus gt drive and an xm301 modem!!). I looked all through homesoft as well..

As the programmer of one of the games preserved here (Ithix for the Atari 8-bit) I'm pleased to find such a great site keeping the memory of these games alive! Thanks!

Absolutely fantastic site! Well done.

Pauly, you need to check out:

http://vapi.fxatari.com/

I am ruunning atari 800 winplus and can't get .apx files to run. Tried tape / disk / cart / autoboot / tried 'em all! any tips?

Hello all I need help,
I am looking for a game which I cannot remember what was it called. I played it on Atari, it was a man on a horse with a lasso catching goats, anyone remember?

GEEHUMSHRIBER, the game you're looking for is Stampede from Activision. Please ask any further questions on our forum.

Muy buena la informacion! saludos desde Argentina!
is here a rarity guide?

I love playing my old atari games. Im almost fifty years old and still play all the old games.your site brings me back to the days of putting quarters in the machine to play pong.

Whenever I need to find out something Atari, this is always my first port of call. Great site guys, the effort you all put into this project is amazing. Keep it up.

Back to the past... ;] Greets to webmaster of this page ;]

I just stopped by this site for the first time. Many thanks to whomever works on this database. I was a big 800 gamer, and the trip down memory lane has been great!

Thank you very much. I never dreamed to see an adventure like "MARS" or those from the Rätz/Eberle series ever again!

Andy, Germany

Thanks for the site! Allowed me to do some searious gameplay over the Chrimbo. Ahhh... the good old games.

great website see you have a lot of missing 8bit games will visit my old mans attic when im up there next and get out my old collection and see what i can upload 4 u does any1 know where i can get a copy of the ballblaster music in full i definately have star fleet i on original as a us import i used to play that at admiral level

i beginned wiyh a Atari 2600vcs,got a 800xl+1050,ST STE STF,
I loosed all my 800xl softs (+3200games,appli ect!!...) in a house fire,water!!!Thanks for this GREAT site almost complete,there all best and famous games i know for atari,like the lucas films ,synaps,english software,sierra,brotherbund,activision,ect games are present...Great job!!!!,many thanks from a old hard-core gamer from the first ages..Thanks,Thanks,Thanks ^-^

Great website, even though I have most of the games here, it is nice to see the supporting material and authors! Keep up the good work.

I programmed the Atari 800 Craps Simulator. On a whim I did a Google search and here it is. I enjoyed writing it and I hope at least a few people found it fun. Thanks!

Excellent site! I did several Atari 800 games for Adventure International before college and it's nice to see them all listed here. I've finally ordered a SIO2PC cable so I can get you a Star Trek 3.5 .atr and better copies of Galactic Empire & Trader soon.

nwa nna i der here

My computing career began with a 600XL. Upgraded it myself to 64K !
Started with a datarecorder (1010), and later upgraded to a diskdrive (1050).
What a great site to see the stuff I played with !!!
I'll check my 'dusty&rusty' archive to see what I have left.

I tried contacting you via your email address but it was returned. Is there an error in it?

twweber@eng.buffalo.edu

  I did not know this place existed, wow, a bunch of great ads, I love it.

Keep up the good work!

hey rom hunter!this site is exellent!

Never mind, I figured it out... the game was called Shamus.

I developed the game Syntron but thought it was long lost until coming across your site. Thank you!! I have a few other games to contribute if you would like them. I originally developed Syntron because there was no Robotron ripoff for the Atari 800 (and if there was, I wouldn't have been able to afford it at that time anyway). I then developed "Escape from Syntron" because I loved another arcade game for (I think) the Atari 800. It was a commercially available game (though not made by Atari - and I don't think it was ever a coin-op game) that came out sometime in the 1983-85 period. You would go through mazes and shoot monsters a la Berzerk or Robotron, but there were things (keys?) you could pick up along the way and then move to different sets of mazes and eventually "win" the game somehow. I can't remember if you won by escaping all the mazes, or rescuing a princess, or what it was. But it was a fun arcade style shoot em up with a quest element to it. Does that game sound familiar to anyone?

Pretty nice collection!

I really like the 2600 games section, thanks for all the info.

I programmed Advanced Pinball Simulator for codemasters back in the late 80's. 1988, if I remember rightly through the fog of years. Nearly knocked me out seeing it here; this site is fantastic. I still own the copyright for this piece of rubbish, but since I made very little money out of it I'm really glad you've got it up here. Codemasters offered me a pittance for the copyright way back in the day and, of course, I refused. I was in my teens when I made it and I have fond memories of the time, so even though the game is rubbish I didn't want to give up the rights. I'm really chuffed that you've got it here for people to download. Don't blame me for the music, though. As for the bugs, they were all my fault; well I was teenager when I wrote the code.

This is a wonderful site. Tons of stuff that really brought back good memories.

Cheers. :)

hey, I don't know why but I never saw that site before???!!!!

anyway very good site with a lot of information.

continue the great work

IS VERY GOOD, REMEMBER IT`S GAMES...

Great site! If you are every trying to remember what a game looks like, or what other games were similar, you might check out http://www.hallofvideogames.com. It's a visual video game database. A great compliment to this site I think!

Hello, Glad to meet with other Atari enthusiasts. Myself, I've been looking forward to playing Epyx Jumpman again. Now it looks as though I may finally get that chance.

Thanks.

Hi guys, thank you so much for building this site! I had this strange feelings for a couple of months that I really need to see "The Great American Cross-Country Road Race" once again in my life but I didn't see a way to do it as my 800XL suddenly died a couple years ago. You fullfilled my dream this way. It's like a feeling a touch of fate or so...

Looking for Adventure Construction Set for the Atari 400/800 computer. It was programmed by Stuart Smith and published by Electronic Arts back in 1980 or so.

I own the original floppies and due to some problems when I moved from Iowa to Florida, they have become unusable!

I was hoping I could get a download of this excellent adventure maker.

Back in high school, my friend and I had a small adventure company that used the C64 version and a friend of his that had both--he'd convert our C64 adventures to Atari.

I eventually fell into an Atari 400/800 system with a floppy drive, tape drive, joysticks and a mouse. ACS was one of the programs I got with that system. Please help me.

P.S. This is the *BEST* website for Atari 8-Bit software. Though some of it is unavailable or "missing", it just proves that the Atari 8-Bit series of computers were the best and easiest to work with. I do miss 'ACS', though...

(Sorry.) I wanted to list my e-mail address.
grafitronix@yahoo.com
Thanks.

Wonderful Database!!!
I love the ability to bring up software by author or company, verrrry verrrry nice!

Excellent site - very well presented. Great to see some program listings from magazines. I notice there are programs from the UK Home Computer Weekly magazine. I had a couple of games published in that magaizine when I was a child (HCWMAN (PacMan clone) and THE CHAOTIC CROSSING (Frogger clone), so when I can find the magazines in the garage I submit the them. Please keep up the good work.

Completely amazing site! Lots of very hard work has gone into this!

Great site. The web is amazing, you sometimes find gems in the dust. This is one of the best gems I have found!

Very, very nice.
Keep up the good work.

Groetjes (greeting) vanuit (from) België (Belgium)

I just wanted to tell you that this site is so great!! I really enjoy just browsing through everything here and can spend hours on end here!! Keep up the great work!

/Troop

Somebody have the following cas files?:

GREEB BERET.CAS
KARATEKA.CAS
GLADIATOR.CAS

hsuppa@hotmail.com

Somebody have the following cas files?: (Atari 8 bits)

GREEB BERET.CAS
KARATEKA.CAS
GLADIATOR.CAS

i was delighted to see the almost definitive records regarding the Atari 65XE as it is otherwise missing from computergame journalism. (Having been refused entry into the wider commercial market by the success of the C64, Spectrum and Amstrad 8 BITS, this format was almost erased from computergame history) I was particularly pleased to find info relating to 'Space Raiders' and its sequel in reference to the source movie. Insightful.

Great site, finaly I found "Fiffikus" here, an old Public-Doman Quiz-game which entertained me for hours and hours in the past while I was a child. Thank you!

I love the immersity of this site, the info I've learned here is great, highly recommended to newcomers

Nice Coleco posters!
Keep up the good work!

HI!

Greetings from Poland. Finally sth comparable to www.worldofspectrum.org for the 8 bit Atari community. Thank you so much for bits of nostalgia. I appreciate your efforts and will be coming back frequently. Well done!

Your site is truly an inspiration to 8-bit gamers the world over! Excellent site, great work guys! You inspired me to make my own effort at spreading the Atari word - www.retrokel.tk

Great site! Keep it up!
Greetings from Polish XL/XE scene!

I owned Rantom software co 1982-1983 Thraz Lair, Trust, Leap Frog, Sherlock etc. weird times...found this site and found that many of you remember and still play the games if you would like to know about the softare industry the games development the artwork guys etc. send me an email tomsells@verizon.net

Great Home Vision Ad! Keep on scanning!

hallo,

ihr hab hier eine super seite für den atari,macht weiter so.
ich bastel auch grad an eine website für alte computer,währ möchte schaut einfach mal vorbei (www.homecomputerworld.com).

Hi

Has anybody got original cassette or disk sleeves I can borrow of any UK English Software games eg. Hijack, Airstrike etc etc

Phil

Hi, Great site. I was browsing the web to see if I could find any of my old Atari programs and found your site by chance when I stumbled upon my Anagrams game. I found some of my other programs listed as well. It is great to find my Atari programs living on. You are welcome to include any of my other programs, check out my website for more Atari programs ... www.johnap.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
Thanks John

Real nice site. The screen shots and instructions are wonderful. In all my years as an Atari computer user I've never gotten tired of my old 8-bits. It's so good to see so many people feel the same way!

P.S. If you have kids, make sure you turn them on to the Atari. My kids love it. They have the new PC games and such, but they still spend plenty of time playing carts like Gauntlet, Star Raiders, etc... on my old 130XE. The little ones especially love the Light Gun. Barnyard Blaster is the favorite in my house (played on an old 800XL).

Hey ! I´m really enjoy this page!
Specially the 8Bit section. It remebers my on the "good old"
times!!!!

Thanks
;-)

Greets
Andy (from Germany)

Hello, please teel me, where can I find download of the games for 8bit (atr or xex format) "Miecz i Magia" and "Maszyna Czasu" ? I cannot find it anywhere. Thank you for answer. Lucas from Czech Republic.

Yesss! Home Vision and Bit Corp scans!
The more obscure PAL game scans, the better!
Keep up the good work!

By far my favorite resource ofr Atari 8bit information. The Database is absolutely AWSOME !~! Thanks you for all your hard work.

Great site.
Very, very good job.
Congratulations and thank you (especially for memories)

This is the best www site I have ever faced...The best retro flashback...thank GOD for ATARIMANIA !!!

It's just too bad that so few people remember the great computers made by Atari. For someone like me that used to create Atari games this site rocks.

Absolutely outstanding effort - keep up the great work !

One of the best, if not the best Atari 8-bit site! Nice to relive all the moments playing my 600XL in the 80s. Keep up the good work!

greeeaaat site!

Excellent site, the scans are great. A goldmine of information for any old games lover. keep up the good work!

I love this site!
Keep on scanning those PAL games!

hmm, what happened to this great site?
I am missing the search engine, top ten of games and light text on darker background!

Great website, folks! Keep it up!

Absolutely fantastic. I found all my favourite games. Great!

Bravo pour votre site cela fait plaisir de voir que l'ATARI n'est pas mort. Si cela peux vous servir je mets les scans de magazines de mon site a votre dispositions.

www.microSTalgia.fr.st

Fantastic website guys - keep up the good work!

Karl @ Atari Explorer

www.atari-explorer.com (Member of the AHS)

Fantastic site! Just blown me away.. What a pitty I've lost some of my Atari PC ads though..

Great site, it's hard to find site with good XL/XE stuff, but this site has got tons of it. Keep up the good work!

I have always wanted an Atari Log Book...this is excellent!!!

Actually, I`m one of the "enemy", an c64 fan that usually hangs out at lemon64...but I gotta hand it to you guys, this site is very impressive :)

What an excellent resource - Just came across your site and found quite a few downloads that cannot be found elsewhere (esp ones from UK companies). A Big THANK YOU!

Le meiilleur site toutes langues confondues !
Dès que je rentre en France, j'enverrai mes archives pour contribuer au site
Mille merci pour le superbe travail !

Of all of the Atari sites and ftp server I have explored thus far, Atarimania.com is the most complete database to help me find the long-forgotten games or software for Atari XL/XE. I wish it has more search features, ie. whats the largest file size? what are the games released in 1995, if any? Which games are in ML (Machine Language, 6502 binary native) to filter out BASIC ones? Which ones was in the form of ROM than floppy disk? and most importantly, which ones are in USA and Europe (and other countries)? The ponderable questions Atari historians would like to ask. But hey, atarimania.com and atariage.com are exciting sites to peek the never seen before stuff! :o)

What can I say that hasn't been said by all the great comments. Like most, I bought my first Atari in 1980 and finally moved on in the 90's when it became obvious that Atari would not survive. I learned to write programs on an Atari and the skills I developed contributed to the programming position I now enjoy. Thanks for a great site, and let us know if we can contribute in any way!

author of "Dark Star" and "House of Usher". Congrats! Brilliant site!

Nice site, i like, that remind me some old good years !!

This is a great site! Good work guys! I still have fond memories of growing up with Atari. Starting with the 400 then the 130XE and finally a 520STE. I learned to program on those machines and here I am now working and making games for Electronic Arts! I'll never forget those late nights in front of a flickering TV as I peeked and poked memory locations and learned about sprites and game logic - your site brought all those memories back. Congratulations on a great site once again!

     Thanks ever so much for the oipportunity to enjoy the old Atari again. I may be a newbee to the immulator , however, your game immages all run.

author of Space Thief & Mt. Nuke. Two games published in Compute! magazine. Found site via Google search.

Fantastic site! Having developed games since I was a kid, this site gives me tears in my eyes. Got to play Goonies again after 20 years.

Thank you

Excellent job guys, well done!!!

Hi, at last a site that has an extensive catalogue AND with Covers. Most of the other sites have either lots of games but no info or they have the info but not much games.
Fantastic stuff - keep up the good work!

Nice Site and a lot of good memories! Keep up the good work, it's appreciated ;-D

Hi, All

Nice to see such a site there are even some games on here i wrote. Only just get back in to the 8-Bit stuff

Plastron and Heartbreak
Take a look at the title in the game and the title on the box of the second game and spot the mistake :-)

Good work! It's nice to finally see a structured and detailed implementation of Atari 8-bit software descriptions. This is definitely going to be one of my favourite Atari 8-bit sites!
Freddy - Atari Preservation Project
http://www.abbuc.de/app/

Hi !
Your site is really great and it delivers very detailed information ! I especially love your database for XL/XE ! Keep up the good work and I hope the missing items will be updated soon ;-) - Mr.Bacardi -

You guys rocks !

It's a truly wonderful web site and you show such passion that I don't think anybody's gonna catch up with you anytime soon.

The fact that you mention such rare and hard to find titles + the software houses associated with them is just plain wonderful (beyond your web site, where am i going to find 3D Red Baron and all these German software houses ? Even Mr. Bacardi limits himself to the biggest names).

Anyway, keep up the good work.

AB.

I have been logging on to your site for some time now and have watched it grow and grow! I have enjoyed my 8-bit Atari since 1983 and although I have always kept right up-to-date with the latests hardware/software gizmo's, still rate it as the best home computer ever made. Many thanks for your support and providing some rare information and pictures, please continue to do so.