The National Inquisitor newspaper is full of juicy, humorous news! 📰 🐿️
It also contains a number of clues to help players progress through the game 🔍
I can't remember if it was translated in the French version. I think it was just the game and the manual (translated and distributed by Ubi Soft in France)
Are you stuck? Just look for the question you're asking and use the glasses to reveal the solution! 🔍
The guide also lists all the objects in the game (where to find them and where to use them), the maze map, the connections between each airport and Zak McKracken's notebook.
It's wonderful to have the Gotek emulated floppy disk drive fully incorporated within my Atari 520 STFM and have it all working.
It's still a beautiful 16-bit computer to look at and yes although the Amiga has better music blah blah blah, I still love the Atari ST for what it is.
PS: I own an Amiga A500 and Acorn Archimedes A3010 and love them too!
@gruber Windows 11 on Parallels on Apple Silicon isn’t just good, I find it much snappier, smoother, power-efficient, and generally robust than Parallels on Intel Silicon Macs ever was. Even when running ancient x86 software, like an old version of QuickBooks I’m embarrassed to say I still use. Intellectually, I understand the appeal of removing virtualization from the picture, but getting quick access to Windows apps while I’m still in MacOS is so nice I’m already very happy.
But my recollection at the time was that the #Commodore128 could never be another world-beater like the #Commodore64. #IBM#PC clones cost the same or cheaper for business, it wasn’t much better for #gaming than the #C64 compared to the new 16/32-bit systems like the #Amiga and #AtariST.
The #C128 mainly appealed to heavily-invested 64 owners who were also willing to (re-)buy the few released software titles that took advantage of 128 mode.
The Atari 520 ST 16-bit Computer - My Grubby Restoration Journey - Pixel Refresh (www.pixelrefresh.com)
It arrived an extremely dirty retro computer yet now restored a stunning 16-bit wonder. This is my Atari ST journey.