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New Atari A8 recoveries

Posted: 09-05-2024, last updated: 11-05-2024 by Frank Gasking

Thanks to Fabrizio Bartoloni for flagging up, but Atari Mania have recently announced recovery of four games by General Masters Corporation for the Atari 400/800 which apparently were never released. Mike Burkhart kindly dumped the games in 2022: Con Job … Continue reading →

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