"Elite" was originally written in 1984 by myself (Ian Bell) and David Braben for the BBC Microcomputer. It has since been converted to many platforms. The best conversions were for the Nintendo Entertainment System and the Acorn Archimedes.

Retrospec are a team of coders, graphics artists and computer musicians who have gathered together [...] to bring you the best remakes of old 8 bit games and new original games with a decidedly retro feel that we can. We meet here in the clubhouse - a remarkable building with rooms on at least 5 planets (and a cosmic toilet, baby!)

This area is dedicated to studying, programming, hacking of Sega 8-bit hardware and software.

• Extensive hardware documentation, tools, code samples.
• Programming tools such as assemblers, disassemblers, and graphics converters.
• Hardware section with mods, connector pinouts, technical information on peripherals, service manuals, and images.
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Here is what you need to build a cart-dumper/developer's system for an Atari 7800. You connect a PC's parallel port to a joystick port on the 7800. You can dump 2600 and 7800 carts, and develop 2600 and 7800 games. For 2600 games, you can upload files maybe 10 times faster than a Supercharger!...

To further help in the learning, and programming of the Atari 7800, the following original Source Code to many Atari 7800 video games have been provided below. These games were rescued from Atari ST format diskettes that were thrown out behind 1196 Borregas when Atari closed up in 1996. The Atari ...

The concept behind this site is to preserve official Atari documents. Those pertaining to the Atari ST line of computers.

This is my remake of one of the best Spectrum games ever: Vortex’s Deflektor. I started the first version of this remake (Deflektor PC) in 1998, and just like an experiment when learning Visual Basic. A few years later, in 2004, it was clear that old version had grown too old, so I started a brand new one (Deflektor X4), using Allegro/C, with a 1024x768 screen resolution and with the ...