Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [534] Automation CD #125 Version 2

Here is Automation CD #125 V2, nothing noticeable to me that has changed.

Atari ST Demo / Intro [055] Walk Into The Future 2 by Xenex Demozone 68000

I finally had some time to capture some other demos to mix in with the dump of TDA cracktros.  Here is the 'Walk Into The Future 2' by 'Xenex Demozone.'

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [533] Blob CD #004

Here is BLOB CD #4, this time with a scroller in English instead of french.  And the last known disk from this group.

Atari ST Extra [019] Flight of the Amazon Queen DOS Intro in ScummVM on CT60 Falcon AdLib Audio

Here we have the introduction for another great point and click adventure game from the mid 90s; unfortunately it was released after the basic demise of the Atari ST line, so it was not released for the Atari ST.  Flight of the Amazon Queen was released on the Amiga though, along with the PC.  It is also available from the ScummVM site.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [532] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #028

Here is the BBC CD #28, with just one game squeezed onto the disk, but this game is an all time classic!

Atari ST Cracktro [093] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Chaos Strikes Back

TDA strikes back with a cracktro connected to Chaos Strikes Back, the famous sequel or expansion depending on your outlook, to FTL's groundbreaking Dungeon Master.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [531] Automation CD #125

Here is Automation CD #125, a nice layout of chips here.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [530] Blob CD #003

Here is BLOB CD #3, not many disks were released by this group.

Atari ST Cracktro [092] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Blood Money

Here is another cracktro from TDA, as the journey continues in posting all of the presently available cracktros to Youtube to preserve them!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [529] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #027

A new screen with a nice effect and a much smaller scroller is here from BBC CD #27.

Atari ST Extra [018] Quest for Glory II DOS in ScummVM on CT60 Falcon Roland MT32

Here is the introduction for Quest for Glory II, running with MT-32 music in Atari ScummVM.  Call me bitter, but the Atari ST was SUPPOSED to get this title.  The game was only released in 16 color.  It was up for pre order for the Atari ST from Sierra directly for $59.95, and the Atari ST instructions are in the manual.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [528] Automation CD #124

Here is Automation CD #124, a simple but very elegant screen used for the menu.

Atari ST Cracktro [091] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Rick Dangerous

Could it be another TDA cracktro screen?  I think this is the eighth one I have posted!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [527] Bionic Brains CD #002

Here is Bionic Brains CD #2. presently the only existing disk from this group.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [526] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #026

New menu, new character!  This time Danger Mouse (I think) greets us on BBC CD #26.

Atari ST Cracktro [090] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Fusion

Here is TDA with an early cracktro that was connected to a distribution of Fusion.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [525] Automation CD #123 Version 2

Automation CD #123 V2, no noticeable differences to me!

Atari ST Extra [017] The Legend of Kyrandia DOS Intro in ScummVM on CT60 Falcon AdLib Audio

Here is the intro to The Legend of Kyrandia, the first of a trilogy of games released by Westwood Studios in the early 1990s.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [524] Blues Brothers CD #021

On display here is Garfield's love for the home computer, which really come thru.  otherwise, here is Blues Brothers CD #21, the last disk found, some are still missing, maybe you can help fill the gaps?

Atari ST Cracktro [089] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from RVF Honda

TDA returns again to grace your ST's bootup; this time it would have been before the game RVF Honda.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [523] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #025

This screen should look familiar again, but this time it was used for BBC CD #25, yes, the scroller is included here!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [522] Automation CD #123

A nice piece of mermaid pixel are is the main attention grabber in Automation CD #123/

Atari ST Cracktro [088] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Their Finest Hour

TDA returns with the dragon screen again; this time it is attached to Their Finest Hour.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [521] Blues Brothers CD #020

Here is Blues Brothers CD #20, and this picture makes me think of Heckle and Jeckle from the old Woody Woodpecker cartoon shows.

Atari ST Extra [016] Space Quest 1 SCI/EGA in ScummVM on CT60 Falcon Roland MT32

Here is the intro to the EGA version of Space Quest 1 SCI with MT-32 music, which is more or less what the game would have looked like if it was released on the good old Atari ST with the 16 color EGA.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [520] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #024

Another, previously seen, hard to read scroller on BBC CD #24, but it is included below!

Atari ST Cracktro [087] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Silkworm

Here is yet another TDA cracktro!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [519] Automation CD #122

Here is Automation CD #122, and it has a font I still hate used for the scroller!

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [518] Blues Brothers CD #019

Here is The Blues Brothers CD #19 with I believe Darkman as the menu art, not sure if this is original, or ripped from the game,. 

Retro PlayThrus C.I.D. Compacted Disk #020 Release!

The UFOs, or are they UAPs?  Whatever they are, they have come forth with Retro PlayThrus C.I.D. Compacted Disk #020!

Atari ST Cracktro [086] The Deprotecting Association [TDA] from Zak Mckracken

Here is what appears to be a classic cracktro from TDA that was attached to Zak Mckraken.

Atari ST Compacted Disk (CD) Scrollers [517] Bad Brew Crew (BBC) CD #023

Here is the BBC CD #23, this menu intro will become quite familiar, and still is very difficult to read!