Uploaded August 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In these 4 videos i am trying to honor the wonderful machine called Atari ST using the gamer's perspective.
After all these years i learned that what makes a computer great is how it can inspire its user.
Without doubt Atari ST was ( and still is ) a source of inspiration and made itself a strong competitor to the Amiga series.
As an Amiga user i only included games that i have played on my Amiga.
So i apologize if i have missed some major titles.
I also apologize for any sound problems. SainT is a great emulator but digitized effects are not reproduced correct, at least in my PC.
Have fun and feel free to rate and comment.
0:00 to 0:56 another world
0:56 to 1:52 awesome
1:52 to 2:48 barbarian
2:48 to 3:44 blood money
3:44 to 4:40 buggy boy
4:40 to 5:36 cannon fodder
5:36 to 6:31 captain dynamo
6:31 to 7:28 chaos engine
7:28 to 8:24 chuck rock
8:24 to 9:20 dogs of war
9:20 to 10:16 exolon
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In these 4 videos i am trying to honor the wonderful machine called Atari ST using the gamer's perspective.
After all these years i learned that what makes a computer great is how it can inspire its user.
Without doubt Atari ST was ( and still is ) a source of inspiration and made itself a strong competitor to the Amiga series.
As an Amiga user i only included games that i have played on my Amiga.
So i apologize if i have missed some major titles.
I also apologize for any sound problems. SainT is a great emulator but digitized effects are not reproduced correct, at least in my PC.
Have fun and feel free to rate and comment.
0:00 to 0:56 another world
0:56 to 1:52 awesome
1:52 to 2:48 barbarian
2:48 to 3:44 blood money
3:44 to 4:40 buggy boy
4:40 to 5:36 cannon fodder
5:36 to 6:31 captain dynamo
6:31 to 7:28 chaos engine
7:28 to 8:24 chuck rock
8:24 to 9:20 dogs of war
9:20 to 10:16 exolon
0110000101101100011001010111100000110111001101100110011101110010
