432 pages of Atari ST history and documentation for deep historical context
Over 400 historical plates and double-sided compositings for visual and technical insights
Exclusive interviews with industry pioneers for unique behind-the-scenes perspectives
High-quality offset print on semi-matt paper for premium tactile and visual experience
Includes a pixel art gallery and afterword by Erik Simon for added cultural value
Summarized by Shop
1991–1993:The Atari ST and The Creative People vol. 2.A fantastic journey to the outer rims of 68000. National borders and machine limitations no longer seem to exist. The demoscene grows steadily and discovers a variety of new techniques to effectively handle Atari’s 16/32-bit systems – with an upcoming profession in mind.
Beautiful book about an important digital subculture
Colourful, lavish and utterly compelling retelling of a part of computer history that most people completely missed. Those of us who did not, know how important it was. A must-own for anyone interested in demoscene, its history and what it meant, especially on the Atari ST.