This place is dedicated to all my projects I have done over the years. Also feel free to take a look at my github and demozoo profiles.
| Name | Release Date | Requires | Github | pouët.net | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprite Editor 1.2 | 2002/08/06 | Atari XE/XL, 48 kB RAM | Simple tool for sprite editing. Screenshot. | ||
| ATR to XFD 1.0 | 2002/08/08 | TOS compatible platform | Converts standard ATR in double density to XFD format. | ||
| Chosneck #3 intro | 2002/12/31 | Falcon 030, 4 MB RAM | Chosneck issue #03 intro | some lame intro for Chosneck zine... Screenshot. | |
| QuickDSP Assembler 0.14u | 2003/05/20 | TOS compatible platform | qdsp | An update of QDSP 0.13b by Earx/Lineout. | |
| 680x0/68882, DSP5600x, 6502, C Syntax highlighting | 2003/11/07 | QED 5.0.2 text editor | For NVDI5 palette. | ||
| Revertant 1.1 | 2003/06/02 | Falcon 030, 8 MB RAM | Revertant | A fixed, more accelerators/VGA friendly version of the one of the best/slowest ;) Falcon demos. | |
| Moai 96KB | 2004/12/01 | Falcon 030, 14 MB RAM, FPU | Moai | My first 96 KB intro, done with -XI-/Satantronic. | |
| Menace | 2006/05/18 | Falcon 030, 6 MB RAM. FPU | Chosneck Supplement (episode FIVE) | My first Falcon demo. Done in cooperation with other Mystic Bytes members in less then two weeks. | |
| Atari Duke Nukem 3D 1.01 | 2006/12/25 | Atari Falcon060, 64 MB RAM | adn3d | Atari Falcon060 port of Duke Nukem 3D by 3D Realms. I planned to reuse some stuff from Amiga port but the assembler part was quite unoptimized so I decided to use C sources only. There's a little bug in 1.00 version: you have to replace "MixRate = xxx" by "MixRate = 24585" in duke3d.cfg file. Unfortunately, you can't use demo version, this game works with Atomic Edition only. | |
| Atari port of well-known Silkcut demo by TBL | 2008/09/15 | Falcon 060, 64 MB RAM | Silkcut | One week long nightmare. :) | |
| Atari port of well-known Ocean Machine demo by TBL | 2008/09/22 | Falcon 060, 64 MB RAM | Ocean Machine | Long delayed port but finally it's done. | |
| Atari port of well-known Starstruck demo by TBL | 2009/05/23 | Falcon 060, 64 MB RAM | Starstruck | Released at Outline 2009; for many people the best Amiga demo ever made. | |
| uMiNT 1.00 | 2009/04/25 | Falcon + CT60 + Ethernat | FreeMiNT zero-install distribution ready for online browsing from your Atari. Obsolete, use bootable FreeMiNT snapshots which serve the same purpose. | ||
| CMake 2.8, SCons 1.2.0 and Python 2.6.4 | 2009/12/14 | TOS compatible platform, FreeMiNT and lot of RAM :) | FreeMiNT ports of some tools I needed for my experiments and were not so trivial to compile: CMake (alternative to Make), SCons (another alternative to Make) and Python (scripting language). In case you're interested how to build these packages, see this howto. | ||
| transprt.h for gcc 4.x | 2010/01/31 | gcc 4.x and STinG | gcc 4.x compatible header file for STiK/STinG based applications. Must have for every developer who wants to use the newest gcc for developing application for STiK/STinG network layer. I've fixed also some bugs regarding stack pointer recovery, so you should definitely use this one! | ||
| Atari Quake 1.03 | 2011/07/18 | Atari Falcon060, 64 MB RAM | quake | Atari Falcon060 port of Quake by ID Software. It's based on the Amiga port by Frank Wille (it reuses its optimized 060 code). Quake Demo works, too. | |
| Phonetic Russian keyboard layout | 2012/04/12 | Windows XP/Vista/7 | Phonetic keyboard for non-Russian users like me. It's compatible with the phonetic keyboard layout in Linux. Source project for The Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator included. | ||
| zView 1.0.1 | 2013/03/07 | TOS compatible platform, 4 MB RAM | z-tools | Image and PDF viewer initially done by Zorro, later continued by Thorsten Otto. | |
| mxPlay 2.1.2 | 2013/03/10 | Falcon030/060, 4 MB RAM | mxplay | mxPlay is an audio media player mainly targetted for Atari Falcon. | |
| TyrQuake 0.61+ | 2015/01/05 | Falcon060, 64 MB RAM | tyrquake | Atari port of TyrQuake, a Quake fork which keeps the original features but fixes bugs and improves gameplay. | |
| Revertant 1.2 | 2019/07/06 | Falcon 030/060, 8 MB RAM | Revertant | 16 years later, an updated, CT60 friendly version has been released. First presented at Sommarhack 2019 demo party. | |
| Silly Venture 2019 invitro | 2019/08/22 | Falcon030/060, 4+ MB RAM | Silly Venture 2k19 invitro | First real scene production after more than a decade! Invitation for Silly Venture 2019 demo party. Requires 14 MB ST RAM or 4 MB ST RAM + TT RAM. First presented at Sommarhack 2019 demo party. | |
| Megademo IV 2 | 2020/11/16 | Falcon030/060, 8+ MB RAM | megademo iv 2 | A quick port/hack of an old multiplatform demo. Should run on 4 MB ST RAM + 4 MB TT RAM configuration, too. | |
| Led Blur | 2023/12/22 | TOS compatible platform, 8+ MB RAM | led_blur | Led Blur | A quick port/hack of an old multiplatform demo. Should run on 4 MB ST RAM + 4 MB TT RAM configuration, too. |
| ColEM 1.0, Frodo 4.1b, fMSX 3.0, Handy 0.90, joypad.xdd 0.0.1, PeNES 0.0.1a, SMS+ 1.2, v2600 0.82 x128 0.5, | 2024/01/13 | Atari Falcon030, 64 MB RAM | Old archives of emulators ported by Peter Persson (PeP). His website is long gone and these files were nowhere to be found online. Thanks to CiH and MadMax_ for doing some serious digging for me. | ||
| HHeretic and HHexen | 2024/10/28 | Falcon060, 64 MB RAM | hheretic, hhexen | Atari ports based on SDL 1.2. Latest versions with instructions how to build inside. An update of my ports from 2010. | |
| ScummVM 2.9.0 | 2024/12/22 | TT030, Falcon030/060, 32 MB RAM | scummvm | Atari port of ScummVM. Some games run even on plain TT/Falcon with some TT RAM! Maintained in the official repository. | |
| Noname Intro | 2025/01/02 | Atari STE | My NYE present to Baky: a fixed build of his Demobit'95 intro. | ||
| Out A Time | 2025/01/03 | Atari STE, 4 MB RAM | Out a Time | Atari STE demo done with Sedma and Baky and a couple of Polish fellows. 1st place at Silly Venture 2024WE. |
Atari System V [ASV]
ASV is Atari TT030 port of AT&T Unix System V Release 4. No, I didn't port this one ;-) It's just too rare and too easy to be forgotten... I've got two images, one from Mark from Belgium (got as a harddisk) and one from Richard from UK (got as an image). This happened in 2007. It took me two years to image the hard disk and publish both images.
Richard's ASV -- a fully working one. For X Window you need to have Atari 19" ECL monitor, not the standard VGA one. Then there's Mark's ASV -- this one bombs at the boot, who knows what's wrong.
Interestingly, years later (in 2013) my two images led to creation of the website atariunix.com which I recommend to visit because it contains many improvements and bugfixes over those two images.
