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The Atari Mania is a wonderful site, I have spent many a happy moment looking and downloading many games I used to play as a young man. The section I find most enjoyable is the magazine section, and in particular the Antic magazines.

Thanks a lot for your work. I have download a few games where i am playing when i was children and the emulator. Will test them next week. But thanks to you.

Please count me as a Loyal ATARI user!

Awesome resource for my 800XL and Atari ST, visit regularly when buying for my STe to check reviews and more important whether a game is compatible with the machine. Excellent, love the site

I was looking for info on controlling the cursor without a mouse i.e. from the keyboard on a 1040 STFM as I can't remember how to do it. Didn't find what I was looking for but had fun on the site :)

Great web site. Great memories. Revives my interest in 80s computing.

Great site for finding the good old games! Thank you!

Thanks for the memories. I'm almost 40 and I'm collecting every possible game system emulator I can find to play every day :)

Thanks for bringing back my child hood

Hi. Great site 7 years ago my wife got me a 2600 for xmas. Im 45 now :-) im now still collecting n im upto 499 games . Happy days

wow!!!! this is a great site. i think i will live here now lol !!!

I honestly think this is a great website, but they should allow you to see the entire thing instead of showing part of it (i.e catalogs, ads, scans)

Guys, please help me find Atari Lynx catalog - Atari (UK) - 1992. It is not on amazon ebay ...

I came back to view this site today, although I've been here before. Lots of interesting information and pics. :-) I got my Atari 2600 in 1992, which was a little bit late compared to some of you, but I've cracked it out again recently to play a few games. :-) I think it will last forever, that console! Although I have had to make a few repairs over the years. Anyhow, keep up the good work on the site.

Atari 800 rocks! Thanks for the roms.

I loved it back then and today.

Hello, I love your site. I am a fellow 800 computer enthusiast. I just went into storage and brought out my 800xl system and software and would love to help fill in some gaps you may have. If you interested please contact me at agpvegas@hotmail.com Thanks, Sean

Awesome site, love the rom collection!

i resqued a boxed FALCON from the trash years ago, and now i've gotten an Mega 1 as well, and so i am in search for 720k floppies and software. what an adventure !!

The very first machine I ever played on was a 520ST, the one with an half megabyte for RAM and 720kb disks and no HDD. A little later we had a 1040ST with an entire(!) megabyte for RAM and even a 40Mb HDD! It was on 1985 and I was 5 years old. Right in the middle of this decade, both my passions for computers and videogames were born. In disorder: Monkey Island, Another World, Arkanoïd, Zak Mac Kraken, Shuffle Puck Cafe, Golden Axe, Captain Blood Ark, Gauntlet, Joust, Jumping Jack Song, Barbarian II (e yeah! tchk! pok!), Targhan, Colorado, Starblade, Metal Mutant... And I forget many more names. The disk drive noise and the bee pointer on this green screen when loading. The bombs line when crashing. This strange thing they call a mouse. I loved this machine as soon as I first seen it. I'm glad to see that Atari remains for many people minds as beloved childhood memories. PS Please forgive, if any, my mistakes in English which isn't my native language (which is French).

amazing site

Awesome site packed with amazing info. Keep up the great work!

I´ll always remember my atari 2600, i was 4 years old and when i finished my kinder garden time, i played tons of hours, all the adventures i wanted. And also remember the time when i came at home from school and try turning on my atari and it doesn´t work anymore, it was the first saddest moment of my life :´( After that i didn´t have another Atari or Nes, i was at house of friends playing Nes, but the wait worth it, i was the first child in my neighborhood to have a Snes. It was freaking awesome. Thanks to bring back the good old memories, i´m 30 now and i have emulators and roms on my Ouya or Pc, sometimes i play more these games than my ps4. Felipe Viramontes. Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.

My original guestbook was on the 1/1/2007. Some 8+ years later and I'm still coming back! :) Thanks guys.

Congratulations and thank you for having made this great site, everything, Atari is really for me a magic mark, and I love creativity and marketing that was developed at the time. right now I'm getting a collection of old computers, as ATARI xl, xe and even Commodore 64. and that's even with surprise, I see that there are still passionate developers who continues to make them live again .... pleasure and BRAVO! :) Gate * PS : Sorry for my English :/

Author of 'Shield Shifter' and 'Strip Off' - two of the homebrews added to the Atari Flashback 5. Founder of TacticalNeuronics.com :) - Atari Mania is an AWESOME site!

Wonderful site! I remember my atari 400, 800 and 800XL. Hours of BASIC programming. Had a BBS for a short while running on BBS Express. Great times!

Hi everyone, 25 years ago I always played a game but I forgot the name and even the name of the console. Can you guys please help me? The game that I'm searching for can be played in 1 and 2-player mode. You start with walking a lottttt and then you can find a shovel I think, many other items like a pistol but the pistol is very hard to find because I always get lost and sometimes I stumble upon a beach. I and my lil brother were always trying to kill each other in multiplayer mode. I believe there was only 1 gun in the whole game, so whoever had the pistol could kill the other player. That's all I remember about the game. Do you know the name of this game? I also don't know if it was on Atari, MSX or commodore. sorry guys! But I remember playing these games in the console also: athletic land (child park), pitfall and HERO. I think I had 2 old consoles. I already checked all MSX1 games in the emulator but it's not there, so maybe it's an atari 2600 or atari 8-bit or commodore game?

Seeing my puzzler game written when I was 17 live on was a real thrill! Thx!

Love this site. I had an Atari 130XE growing up, and these old games running on an emulator are still surprisingly addictive. Thank you!

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Atari was a great system and still is

I m from Brazil,forgive my poor english, Fantastic remember the 80's You are doing a great thing,keep the memories of millions of childs are into the 40 yeaRS OLD tHANKS mAN, BEST REGARDS ANYTHING ELSE ...MCHIAROTTO@UOL.COM.BR

I will fix the jaguar, wanna know why? It doesn't work. the addon is somehow broken and it can't be done. so i'm gonna fix your consoles and try to 'rebuild them to make them work.' and help with the others. megamania inc. Julio 'megaman'

Atari 2600 - my fisrt video game machine :) Awesome site and great information and collection thanking you :)

This is one of my favorite Atari Sites. Brings back the memories of the 'Good Ol Days' when I had a 2600 and a 400! Very nice work on the site, the biggest archive that I know of and well kept up (No broken links!)

Brilliant. Thanks for your work.

Always finding new info.

Cool Site, good to know when there is a question about old Times and stuff... 800 XL for ever! ;)

Hi there. Very amazing site, many thanks for that. I had a 520st+ in the 80s with a second floppy disk and a monitor switcher, so i was everyones No. 1 friend (lol). My favs are Mission Elevator, Ikari Warriors, Xenon, Pirates, Chambers of Shaolin, Arkanoid and so much more.

Excellent site. I bought a 520STFM from ebay which came with lots of games but no instructions, so your site has filled in the gaps. Many thanks, Dave.

just bought my Heavy Sixer in the UK and I am thrilled. Now onto boot fairs and eBay to find the titles I want. The fun has just begun!

Former president of Grand Rapids Atari System Supporters (GRASS). Still have club files

thank's a lot good site

Desde Chile te doy mil gracias por este aportaso a la humanidad!

i love this site and enjoying coming back and looking through ads and old posters. it's just cool to see how they marketed some of these old games. keep up the grate work.

Rugby, UK I seem to have a lot of 400/800/XL/XE games/utilities (many still boxed and complete with manuals) that are not in the enclosed lists. Do you have a library where these could be placed? Great site

PA, USA I was jut contemplating yesterday whether I should dump my Atari ST & Falcon plus tons of music software; I decided no-way and then today I find your site! It brought back great memories.

Hey great - found one of my old games - ohh yearhh Nice site and thank you ;)

Nice site! Thank you for your effort, im going to enjoy alot of "nostalgic reading" henceforth. I own a 130 XE, still working (at least the last time i checked...). I do admit that I'm a Amiga 500/4000 user also...and I cant deny that i love Amiga. The A4000 works. Amazing. Regards, Xelon