Szukam Altirra

https://atariage.com/forums/topic/282736-major-blink-c16-port-to-the-a8/

I recently ported my old Baby Berks C16 game to the A8 and uploaded it on the forum. Baby Berks was originally a cut down version of Berks 1 - initially created to be typed in from a magazine listing. I've now converted the second game in the Berks Trilogy ... Major Blink. The game dates from1985 and I haven't made any major (excuse the pun) updates to the gameplay. The original program had to run in 16K and this version should happily run in 32K. I've tested it on my PAL 130XE and in NTSC & PAL in Altirra. The game makes a few simple changes to compensate for the different NTSC frame rate but I haven't been able to test this on real hardware.

https://atariage.com/forums/topic/256683-altirra-280-released/

Page 1 of 6 - Altirra 2.80 released - posted in Atari 8-Bit Computers: Version 2.80 of my emulator Altirra is now out:   http://www.virtualdub.org/altirra.html   Thanks to everyone who provided feedback, suggestions, and bug reports over the past nine months. Would you believe its now been over seven years since version 1.0? And for anyone else not as interested... thank you for putting up with the 32-page megathread!   2.80 final is functionally the same as 2.80-test51 exce...

https://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/191852-altirra-200/page__st__150

Altirra 2.00 - posted in Atari 8-Bit Computers: > On my real 800 (NTSC, OS B, GTIA, 48K) this says, "Sorry, Emulator" no RAM under ROM, that program didn't work on old 400/800 Atari.

https://www.virtualdub.org/altirra.html

I had access to a number of 8-bit computers in my childhood, but my most favorite was the Atari 800, a 1.79MHz 6502-based computer with color graphics and a disk drive, and which as the predecessor to the Amiga, another favorite of mine. Over a decade later, I was struck by both nostalgia and ambition and started to write a new 8-bit Atari emulator from scratch. This is the result. At this point, I've learned a lot more about the Atari and Altirra now emulates more than I ever had or did years ago, but I still work on it periodically. It also serves as a modularity test for the VirtualDub code base, from which Altirra shares some components. If you are struck by nostalgia too or have a desire to do some Atari development, perhaps it might be useful to you, too.

http://virtualdub.org/altirra.html

I was struck by both nostalgia and ambition and started to write a new 8-bit Atari emulator from scratch. This is the result. At this point, I've learned a lot more about the Atari and Altirra now emulates more than I ever had or did years ago, but I still work on it periodically. It also serves as a modularity test for the VirtualDub code base, from which Altirra shares some components. If you are struck by nostalgia too or have a desire to do some Atari development, perhaps it might be useful to you, too.