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Ultima 4

This game is the fourth in the Ultima franchisee of RPG. Ultima IV won numerous applauds for its shift in gameplay compared to the existing Ultima series and with a much better concrete story-line. Initially released 1985 for the Apple II, the developers worked and made the game available on more than 12 platfroms later on. Developed and Published by Origin Systems, the game was ranked at No.2 by Computer Gaming World in 1996 on their Best Games of all time list. Even the games designer, Richard Garriott considers this to be his personal favorite among the Ultima franchisee.

Flicker (Thunderware Games)

If you're old enough to remember those Atari games, then you might remember how it started flickering every time too many objects were visible on the screen at once. Flicker plays on this interesting little quirk. In the game, you are a religious fanatic that's bent in destroying the entire human race. So, you travel back in time in order to carry out this deed. The game certainly takes advantage of this little screen flickering glitch and puts it to great use. It provides a whole new level of challenge while playing the game. Give it a try.

Planet M.U.L.E.

Planet M.U.L.E actually has had a long history. The original game was released back in the 1980s for the Atari 800 console. At that time, this was one of the few machines that allowed multi-player functions; featuring four ports. Today, the game has been remade with improved graphics as well as gameplay. Nevertheless, it stays true to the classics and ensures plenty of fun times ahead. The best part is that the game is offered absolutely free and works great on a Linux, Mac or Windows system. In the game, you play the role of a space traveler that's colonizing a planet. You'll need to use the planet's resources to make money and set up your colony. Certainly, a neat little game to try out.

Dubmood: The (Mighty) Pirate Sessions Volume 1

Dubmood is a crossgenre Swedish chipmusican who started creating his chiptunes on modarchive back in 1996 and "The (Mighty) Pirate Sessions Volume 1" is his first MP3 release he created entirely on an Atari. Download the torrent of his free album and share with friends.