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Atari STe

North south

Atari STe version of the classic Civil War strategy game North & South. Lead the Union or the Confederacy across the map, then fight arcade-style battles. The music is identical to the Amiga original, so the soundtrack sounds exactly as it did on Commodore’s machine. Runs from hard disk.

Atari STe

Begemed

Atari STe version of Begemed, a match-three gem puzzle game. The earlier release was only a demo. This build adds the elements needed for the full game and is still being fixed and polished by KtZ, so expect updates as the remaining bugs get ironed out. Runs from hard disk.

Atari STe

Green Beret

Atari STe port of the arcade version of Green Beret, Konami’s classic run-and-gun. Ported by KtZ and running on a 1 MB STe from hard disk. Play a lone commando fighting through enemy bases with your knife and any weapons you pick up along the way. Arcade action at its best.

Atari STe

Moon Patrol

Atari STe version of Moon Patrol, Irem’s classic arcade shooter. It uses the blitter for smooth, fast scrolling and brings back the explosion from the arcade original. Drive your lunar buggy across the moon, jump craters, dodge rocks and shoot down the alien ships. Just one PRG file.

Atari ST

Chuckie Egg 2

Chuckie Egg 2 on Atari ST, a faithful conversion of the ZX Spectrum original. The existing ST version was broken, so this one was made especially for Stevie, based directly on the Speccy game. Same gameplay and feel as on the Spectrum. Just one PRG file.

Atari STe

P-47 Thunderbolt

P47 Thunderbolt, reworked for the STe. Blitter-driven sprites and scrolling keep the action fast, DMA sound effects replace the original beeps, and raster effects add colour the standard ST can’t show. A faithful arcade shooter, now properly using the hardware.

Atari STe

Prince of Persia

Prince of Persia, fixed for the Atari STe. The classic cinematic platformer: run, jump and sword-fight through the Sultan’s dungeons against the clock to rescue the princess. Reworked to use the Blitter and DMA sound. Pick a build: 15 or 12 FPS, or unlimited speed.

Atari STe

Silkworm

Silkworm on the Atari STe, with the sound effects and music taken from the Amiga version. DMA audio plays them back with Amiga-style quality, while the Blitter speeds up the graphics. The game runs faster and smoother than the standard ST port, so the helicopter-and-jeep shooter finally feels the wa