peteym5

Here is a New All Video. Updated to include a Muskie Attack segment and information about my channel. I am figuring out new things about YouTube and putting links to other videos at the end.

Looks like a Pac-Man game that went crazy.
 

Here are the links to the updated videos. The original videos had an Audio issue and dropped several minutes into the video. So I re-edited the audio track and replaced the videos. I did not want anyone to believe there is a problem with the game itself. I had believing this several years ago on another popular Atari forum when members with malice intent and proclaimed games were buggy just from viewing these videos. However, I later discovered issues were coming from the processes of making the videos. Several things can go wrong with recording original footage, using codecs to compress a new edited video, and uploading to YouTube. Along with playing back on a streaming video service. 
 
 

Many people here porting or looking to port Basic program sources to Atari Fast Basic? I already done a few programs to bench mark and compare the speeds. So far, it looks like it runs code much faster and the compiled executables can be run from SpartaDOS and do not need the run time. I would like to do more. Get a larger library of samples out there for everyone to learn and enjoy. I am putting out a few free games and currently not intending to profit from them.
https://github.com/peteym5/FastBasicPJM

Personally I think it is a great language and providing something great to the Atari Community.
https://github.com/dmsc/fastbasic
 

I have been looking over these repair videos. I figured a good place to post them is here.
 
Atari 5200 Controller Refurbishing
 
Atari 5200 Joystick Gold Plated Contact Upgrade!
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 1 - Fixing Two Common Problems
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 2 - Replacing the Flex Circuit
 
 

I am the Alpha and Omega on cartridge.
 

If you wonder how a movie going all the way back to when humans starting making movies, and it looks like it was filmed with a modern digital camera. There is a reason for that, it is called FILM. It is a chemical analog process that uses light, putting the images onto this paper thin stuff. I came across this video that explains how it works. Shows how stuff recorded onto Video Tape cannot be transferred to modern digital media and expect great results. 
 
 

I was laughing when Johnny tried to sell the "Nintendo" at the Pawn shop, which was an Atari 2600.

I know a large number of people already purchased Delta Space Arena and Megaoids on cartridge. There were actually two releases of Delta Space Arena, second version supported different controllers and added some background music. I am considering another version of these games with support for two play Co-Op or Verses play. But before I decide to go forward. I need to know if there is any interest.  Like each of my games, I kept the original source code. Just in case I need to modify something into a new different game. 

It is great that someone is doing this. I found many of the comments on these patches amusing. Perhaps we should consider something for our games. 

Here is the Latest Work-in-Progress video for Ice Cream Ike. I recorded some video game footage this morning of various features in the game. I am currently working with Lance on the labeling and manuals that will be shipped with the game.

If you wonder how a movie going all the way back to when humans starting making movies, and it looks like it was filmed with a modern digital camera. There is a reason for that, it is called FILM. It is a chemical analog process that uses light, putting the images onto this paper thin stuff. I came across this video that explains how it works. Shows how stuff recorded onto Video Tape cannot be transferred to modern digital media and expect great results. 
 
 

If you wonder how a movie going all the way back to when humans starting making movies, and it looks like it was filmed with a modern digital camera. There is a reason for that, it is called FILM. It is a chemical analog process that uses light, putting the images onto this paper thin stuff. I came across this video that explains how it works. Shows how stuff recorded onto Video Tape cannot be transferred to modern digital media and expect great results. 
 
 

We are proud that Putt 18 has received a positive response from the Atari community. I worked with Video 61 and other team members  to make sure this and other games are working properly before being released on cartridge. 
 
 

Here is a video I found made by an independent person. 
 
 

Here is a video I found made by an independent person. 
 
 

After more than a year I decided to post a new work in progress video for Secretum Labyrinth Dark Castles. I decided to post this to demonstrate that the game music issue going between rooms had been long corrected. There had been recent posting recently elsewhere on the internet and need to clarify this will not be an issue with the final release. Began when someone posted about the issue observed in an earlier work in progress video on YouTube. There is still time for me to make corrections and improvements. This is by far not the same version that is not going to be released by Video61. It is being extensively going through beta testing. This is a Role Playing/Adventure style game that many felt was lacking on the Atari 8-bit. The Game has 450 screens for the Dungeon, with 5 different quests. Play with the Joystick + Keyboard. Many Music Sound Tracks. 80 different monsters that confront on your quest. Many items to find to help you along on your journey. Secretum Labyrinth is a game series that make use on subroutine I developed for Adventure and Role Playing Games. A Smaller version of the game is available for free download on Fandal's website. There is another sequel being made specifically for the 5200.  

I am proud to announce that Tile Smashers has exceeded 100 total cartridges sold since the game was released in 2017. This is between the two platforms the game is currently available for, Atari 8-bit and Atari 5200.

Some very exiting things have been happening for Putt Eighteen Miniature Golf since its release in 2017. It has become one of our fastest selling games that exceeded 100 total cartridges last month between the 3 platforms. It has been released on: Atari 8-bit, 5200, and 7800.

Last night I just got done putting together a video for the Atari 8-bit & 5200 showing a few seconds of play from all 72 holes from the 4 different course that are in the cartridge game. 
 
 
 

I am proud to announce that Tile Smashers has exceeded 100 total cartridges sold since the game was released in 2017. This is between the two platforms the game is currently available for, Atari 8-bit and Atari 5200.

Is this how we fight the Covid-19 Novel Corona Virus in the world of Atari?
 

I have been randomly searching YouTube, and in the last week these videos starting popping up.
 
 
 

When starting a new game, first thing I decide on is the graphics mode and display list. 

I have been looking over these repair videos. I figured a good place to post them is here.
 
Atari 5200 Controller Refurbishing
 
Atari 5200 Joystick Gold Plated Contact Upgrade!
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 1 - Fixing Two Common Problems
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 2 - Replacing the Flex Circuit
 
 

I have been looking over these repair videos. I figured a good place to post them is here.
 
Atari 5200 Controller Refurbishing
 
Atari 5200 Joystick Gold Plated Contact Upgrade!
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 1 - Fixing Two Common Problems
 
Atari 5200 Controller Repair Part 2 - Replacing the Flex Circuit