Joined 11 years ago
But starting with De Re Atari by Chris Crawford in 1982, a lot of development material became available. Compute! had a great line of books, including Mapping the Atari.
It was shame it took so long for that material to appear because the Atari 8-bit have a rather elegant OS, especially compared to its contemporaries.
But starting with De Re Atari by Chris Crawford in 1982, a lot of development material became available. Compute! had a great line of books, including Mapping the Atari.
It was shame it took so long for that material to appear because the Atari 8-bit have a rather elegant OS, especially compared to its contemporaries.