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BEYOND THE BORDERS – Atari ST volume 2 (mit PDF)

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BEYOND THE BORDERS – Atari ST volume 2 (mit PDF)(* versandkostenfrei nur bei Versand an Adressen in Deutschland) 1991 1993: Der Atari ST und die Kreativen, Bd. 2. Eine fantastische Reise zu den ueren Rndern des 68000. Nationale Grenzen und Maschinenbeschrnkungen scheinen nicht mehr zu existieren. Die Demoszene wchst stetig und entdeckt eine Vielzahl neuer Techniken, um mit den 16 32 Bit Systemen von Atari effektiv umzugehen. Mit einem Nachwort von Erik Simon, Mitbegrnder von Thalion. Der langjhrige

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1991-1993: Der Atari ST und die Kreativen, Bd. 2. Eine fantastische Reise zu den äußeren Rändern des 68000. Nationale Grenzen und Maschinenbeschränkungen scheinen nicht mehr zu existieren. Die Demoszene wächst stetig und entdeckt eine Vielzahl neuer Techniken, um mit den 16/32-Bit-Systemen von Atari effektiv umzugehen.

Mit einem Nachwort von Erik Simon, Mitbegründer von Thalion. Der langjährige Spieleentwickler blickt zurück auf seine Zeit mit Wilfried Carmincke.

Viele neue Erkenntnisse über Eclipse Software Design vom Gründer Marc Rosocha. Der Videospielpionier hat der Geschichte viele unbekannte Details hinzugefügt. Rosocha gibt auch einen Einblick in seine erste Begegnung mit der Atari Corporation, als er an Spielen für den neuen Atari Falcon arbeitete.

Die Spieleindustrie ist im Umbruch und japanische Konsolen erobern den Markt im Sturm. Der Manga-Stil infiziert die europäischen Künstler. Die IBM-PCs gewinnen an Aufmerksamkeit. Philips CD-ROM verspricht, das Speichermedium der Zukunft zu werden, während Commodore ein harter Gegner bleibt. Atari versucht, seinen Marktanteil durch die Einführung des Falcon und des Mega STE zu retten, zielt aber mit der ersten 64-Bit-Konsole zurück auf den Konsolenmarkt. Thalion erlebt eine interne Spaltung und muss sich seiner Herkunft stellen. Die meisten europäischen Spieleverlage kehren dem ST den Rücken zu. Ehemalige Szenegänger geben nicht so schnell auf, sondern steuern sogar neue Horizonte an. Die erfahrenen ST-Demo-Coder versuchen sich auf dem Amiga- und PC-Markt. Bleibt nur noch eines zu analysieren: Sind die Cracker für den allgemeinen Verkaufsrückgang verantwortlich?

BEYOND THE BORDERS geht darüber hinaus - in jeder Hinsicht. Dieser Band präsentiert nicht nur einige der besten künstlerischen Arbeiten auf Ataris 16-Bit-Computern, sondern gibt den Lesern auch die Möglichkeit, den Untergang der Heimcomputerindustrie aus der Atari-Perspektive zu erleben. Band 2 ist ein umfassender Wälzer, vollgepackt mit unvergesslichen Atari ST/E-Demos, unglaublichen Last-Minute-Errungenschaften, Hintergrundgeschichten aus dem Untergrund und Features. Eine Tour de Force der Mikrocomputer-Leidenschaft.

Erinnerungen der Macher von Unlimited Matricks (ULM), SYNC, Electronic Images (EI), Torment, Legacy, NeXT, Oxygène, Hemoroids, ST Connexion, Diamond Design, Overlanders, Dune, MJJ Prod, Aggression, Chronicle, Hotline, Replicants, Medway Boys, Delta Force, ACF Design Team, Animal Mine, Stax, Newline, New Power Generation (NPG), Black Monolith Team (BMT), Disk Busters Association (DBA), das Maggie-Team und viele mehr . ..

Mit Alexander de Vries (Bonus), Chris Holland (CiH), Richard Spowart (Felice), Sietse Postma (Slimer), Angelo Bod (Lowlife), Arnaud Carré (Leonard), Bengt Sjölén (Redhead), Benjamin Gerard (Ben), Bleick Bleicken (McFly), Christophe Balestra (Oxbab), Fabrice Odero (Fury), Felix Brandt (Flix), Georges Kesseler (Gunstick), Guillaume Le Pennec (Dogue de Mauve), Gunnar Gaubatz (Big Alec), Jan Achrenius (Xenit), Jean-Sébastien Gerard (Jess), Jens Rudberg (Abel), Jesper Rudberg (Kasper), Jurie Horneman (Relayer, Thalion), Kiia Kallio (Lancelot), Klaus Berg (Vantage), Marc Rosocha (Eclipse), Michel Savariradjalou (Mic), Mickaël Pointier (Dbug), Sébastien Molines (Bigfoot), Stefan Guath (Icaruz), Sven Bauer (Jora), Tilmann Bubeck (Chaos Inc. ), Vesa Pellinen (Crawdaddy), Wolf Groß (Jacky), Laurent Fargues (Jace), Nic Alderton (Count Zero), Markus Velten (M.C.), David Newman (Rhino) ...

Demo-Klassiker: Anomaly Megademo, Dark Side of the Spoon, Decade Demo, Eat my Bollocks, Flip-O-Demo, Froggies Over The Fence, O-Demo, Ooh Crikey Wot A Scorcher, Phaelon GigaDemo, Punish Your Machine, und viele mehr ...

Thalion/Eclipse-Spiele: Lethal Xcess, Monster Business, Stone Age, Trex Warrior, No Second Prize, Amberstar, Lionheart, Ambermoon, Airbus A320 ...

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Offsetdruck + Fadenheftung
230 × 170 mm Querformat
Buch im Atari 12"-Bildschirmformat
432 Seiten Atari-Geschichte
135g/m²
semi-mattes Papier
Feiner Rasterdruck, leuchtende Farben
Mehr als 80 Atari ST-Demos
Spiele mit Presseanalyse
Doppelseitige Composings
30 Features / Rückblenden
Werkzeuge der Macher
50-seitiger Interview-Anhang
Fantastische Pixelkunst-Galerie

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★★★★★ 4
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Color: Black/Yellow Accent
Always been a fan of Ironman watches especially the original. The negative display threw me off for a few days but getting used to it. Love the fit and size of it. Not to mention it's extremely light and you barely notice it after a bit. For under $40 if it malfunctions in a year or two I'll just buy another or one similar.
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Jeffrey
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 5
Bang for the buck
Color: Blackout
Let me previce this review by stating that I have had multiple fitness watches including Garmin suunto Timex and Casio. This watch has some limitations and I will get to them. The first thing is the design and functionality. The picture doesn't do this watch justice. It is sleek. Small enough to not be gaudy. But large enough to look appropriate regardless of your body size. I am 6' 180 lbs and its perfect. The functionality is great. Some watches require a college degree but this watch is simple to program and switch through modes. It has a lap counter countdown timer stop watch as well as time day date etc. It also has more features that don't interest me for fitness so I won't go into them. One complaint other reviewers have stated is with the black background it can be difficult to see display. To them I would reply the top right button is a light. Push it once to illuminate the display. Problem solved. Having a black background does make the display less visible. That's obvious to me but perhaps not everyone. With that being said I only have to use the light if I'm in a dark area. In normal room lighting it is easy to see. This watch does not have GPS capabilities which other watches I've had has. Add another zero to the price of this watch and you can have GPS too. I use this watch mainly for indoor fitness inc swimming and running on an indoor track and use my garmin outdoors. This is a great everyday watch and a great price. No issues no complaints.
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Bert
Phoenix, US
★★★★★ 5
6 years and still going
Color: Blackout, Color: Blackout
Owned for 6 years and still going strong. Worn daily, including showers. The only time I take it off is to sleep. The face is scratched up and some buttons worn smooth (I wear it on the inside of my wrist). A few tiny cracks are beginning to form on one of the wristband pieces. Replaced the battery after about 3 years. It has three alarms and I use them regularly. You can choose to set each alarm for daily, weekdays, or weekends. I also use the timer a lot. Indiglo gets used every morning and many evenings. You can disable modes that you never use, so you only see what you want. I never use chronograph, so I have that disabled. Incredible watch.
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Ben
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 5
The watch of our era
Color: Blackout
Bought this ‘used’ but looks like only the box had some ‘damage’ but the watch was perfectly brand new. I’ve been wearing a timex Ironman watch since my tenth birthday. I’ve served in the Marine corps and wore one while on tour. I’ve worn them snorkeling and diving. I’m a mechanic and have worn it on my belt loop while working, and depending what I’m doing I’ll leave it on. I wear it in the shower, the pool, beach, kayaking, skydiving, mudding, surfing, fishing, shooting, and while relaxing in my recliner. I’ve only had one battery die, and it was easily replaced. This is the watch of our era. Stop reading this review and buy one!
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Starboard10
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 3
Very dim
Color: Black/Yellow Accent
This was a gift for our son. The watch functions well, but I returned it because the screen was very hard to read.
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