Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [393] Automation CD #099

Here is Automation CD #69........  or maybe it is really CD #099!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [392] Serenade CD #009

Serenade is back with CD #09 and a selection of 8 PD games for the ST!

Moon Patrol - Atari ST [041] Short PlayThru

Here is another Williams title that was ported to the ST; this time is it Moon Patrol.  This title was originally created by Irem of R-Type fame, and was licensed for US distribution by Williams as opposed to some of the other Williams titles to appear on the ST.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [391] Section One CD #009

Here is Section One CD #09, which is an odd disk.  It contains utilities for the ST and the SNES!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [390] Automation CD #098 Version 2

Here is Automation CD #098, Version 2, another menu that the original released needed to be 'fixed for new TOS.'

Rockford - Atari ST [040] Short PlayThru

Rockford is a port of an arcade game by the same name, which was a port of the Atari 8-bit original title Boulder Dash.  The original arcade game ran on modified Amiga hardware, and I believe it is presently lost, or undumped.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [389] The Radical Bandits CD #009

Radical Bandits CD #09 with more utilities and another long scroller!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [388] The Midland Boyz CD #009

The Midland Boyz CD #09 with a simple menu, and 5 games squeezed onto the disk!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [387] Automation CD #098

Is it 100, or is it 98?  Well, it is Automation CD #098, but it is the 100th release when counting CD #000 and CD #069 Part B, at the time of this disks release.

Robotron 2084 - Atari ST [039] Short PlayThru

This will make the third arcade port post in a row! Here is Williams Robotron 2084, originally released in the arcades in 1982, and published by Atari for the ST in 1987.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [386] Floppy Copy Crew CD #009

Here is another Floppy Copy Crew disk, CD #09, and its a modem/terminal disk!