Bertrand / AtariMania.com has asked if we can put out a call to see if anyone has any further issues of the Micro League Baseball Manager’s Club Newsletter. It would have been signed up to if you had purchased a copy of Micro League Baseball by Micro League Sports Association in 1984. Continue reading →
A short post to highlight a piece of unused intro art for the Atari 8-bit version of The Living Daylights by Domark. This was highlighted on a post on AtariAge back in January 2026. Continue reading →
Next up in the archives is a newly recovered Hungarian game thanks to Csaba Virag and Janos Szeitz (who digitized the tape) in the form of Az alkohol szelleme, which loosely translates to Alcohol’s Ghost. The game was made in … Continue reading →
A bit of a strange finding from Csaba Virag in the form of a quick hack of Neoclyps for the Commodore 64, which just seems to be a name and credit change. Continue reading →
A new entry thanks to Mat Allen, who has highlighted this educational title called Rhyme Land (not to be confused with the Anirog title of the same name), which was due for release in 1985 by Grolier Electronic Publishing. Continue reading →
A very short entry of a Romox cartridge game which is currently missing and was advertised in a Romox catalogue. It had a catalogue number of VC105. Continue reading →
A very short entry of a Romox cartridge game which is currently missing and was advertised in a Romox catalogue. We know little about it, apart from that it wasn’t a game, but was a tool to allow you to … Continue reading →
A very short entry of a Romox cartridge game which is currently missing and was advertised in a Romox catalogue. We know little about the game and if it was indeed Romox who were to release it, or if they … Continue reading →
Just a short post to flag up a set of Stack Light Rifle games which are currently missing, but seem to have been released. Do you have a copy of these to help preserve? Continue reading →
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