Issue 33: July 2003
Features
- | Foreword
- | JagFest UK 2003
- | Atari Preservation Project 2003
- | Tip of the day
- | Brain Wave Lab
- | Error In Line 3
- | The Greatest Sequencer Known To Man
JagFest highlights
- | Rotary Controller
- | Nuon Experience
- | How to Win
- | My Atari Moments
- | Nuon be Good?
- | Jaguar Lightgun
- | WarBalls
- | JagStick Interface
Reviews
- | Enter the Matrix
- | Manga Puzzle 1.1
- | Atari Anniversary Edition
| I hate building web pages. It's a chore, it's a bore. However, while Matthew's taking time off MyAtari, I'll be doing precisely that, so it's just as well he did a good job on the design of the site, as even I can update it easily! Finally this month we can present you our full JagFest UK report. In addition to the traditional MyAtari photo diary, this time we're bringing you several highlights of the event in separate articles. A combination of interesting developments to see in the first place and MyAtari team attendance makes this possible, there's no way one reporter could take it all in. I'm also proud to present an article from Freddy Offenga, better known to XL/XE fans as Frankenstein of the famous Dutch demo crew, the High Tech Team. I recall spending many hours in my school days watching all the HTT demos and using them to impress friends. Freddy is still active on the 8-bit, having spent a short time away with an STE to learn 68000, he is now back in force and dedicating himself to the preservation of the 8-bit legacy. Read all about his ambitious project in the detailed article, also to be published in German by ABBUC, of which Freddy is a member. I personally think it's a great idea, and don't see any reason why it can't be expanded and applied to other systems. Hopefully the article will inspire the rest of the Atari scene to do the same on each respective platform in the family. Enough of the talk now, there's lots to do this issue. Shiuming Lai, Features and Technical Editor shiuming@myatari.net
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