"Sneak peek" flyers, put up around town months in advance |
Final, full-color "dragon" poster |
Nintendo Wii and games give-away (thanks, Dean Kendrick) |
"Blaster" Atari 8-bit game cartridge give-away (thanks, Paul Westphal, Eight Bit Fix) |
Edladdin "Super 78" Atari-compatible arcade controller give-away (thanks Ed Kelly, Edladdin Controllers) |
"R:Time 8 Replacement" Atari 8-bit cartridge give-away (thanks, Martin "MacRorie" Bates) |
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B give-away (thanks, Rob McMullen, Player/Missile Podcast) |
Books, t-shirts, and tote-bags give-aways (thanks, No Starch Press) |
Atari Party 2016 listed in The Davis Dirt |
Atari Party 2016 listed in The Daily Democrat |
Some of Bill Kendrick's Atari gear, out for repair (thanks, Seth Hillbrand) |
Big old Zenith CRT TV (woodgrain!), ready to go! |
Atari Lynx II modded with modern LCD (and VGA out), ready to go! (Mod by Aaron Morris) |
SIO2BT Bluetooth connector for Atari 8-bit, shown by Nir Dary |
Multi-joy 8-way joystick controller for Atari 8-bit, shown by Nir Dary |
Atari 8-bit cartridge dumper, shown by Nir Dary (Nir in the background) |
Ultimate Cart SD-based multi-cart for Atari 8-bit, shown by Nir Dary |
Dan Kramer's "lab 5200", working on the Tempest controller for the 5200
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
Atari 5200 Trak-Ball internals, being rigged to work with a Tempest spinner
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
Underside of the Tempest control panel
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
5200 wired up to Trak-Ball controller hacked to use Tempest control panel
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
5200 wired up to Trak-Ball controller hacked to use Tempest control panel
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
5200 wired up to Trak-Ball controller hacked to use Tempest control panel, and "5200 Tempest" up and running
[photo credit: Dan Kramer] |
Atari Falcon030 (Philip Louie) |
"Blasteroids" and "Centipede" arcade cabinets (Dan DeVriend and Mark Birsching) |
Apple //c (Chris Alaimo) |
Nintendo NES R.O.B. robot (Trevor Rose) |
"Mario" and "Luigi" themed Nintendo NES controllers (Trevor Rose) |
Atari logo fiber-optic sign (Bill Demian) |
Atari Jaguar, "Dragon's Lair" on projector (Bill Kendrick) |
Sears Telegames branded Atari VCS/2600 (John Demian) |
Atari Portfolio (Marlin Bates) |
Atari Portfolio, with add-ons shown (Marlin Bates) |
Atari 2600, "Pitfall!" (Alex Lopez) |
Mark Birshing taking pizza orders from other volunteers |
Atari STe (Andy O'Brien) |
Various software boxes/cases (Andy O'Brien) |
[photo credit: Rayna Jones] |
Dan Kramer with arcade "Tempest" control panel connected to Atari 5200 playing 2015's finished release of 5200 "Tempest"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Arcade "Tempest" control panel connected to Atari 5200 playing 2015's finished release of 5200 "Tempest" (Dan Kramer)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Arcade "Tempest" control panel connected to Atari 5200 (Dan Kramer)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Some center-of-the-room displays (clockwise, from bottom left: Atari 5200, Nintendo NES, Apple //c, Atari 8-bit, Atari Lynx with VGA)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Looking towards the back right (background, from left: Atari Video Music, Atari 2600 "Space Invaders", Super Pong; also: Atari 8-bit, Atari Jaguar)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Some of the crowd, chatting
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Mike Albaugh, early Atari employee, visiting the show
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari Touch Me (John Demian)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari Video Music (John Demian)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari fiber optic sign (Bill Demian), with John Demian showing off "The MADE" (The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment) postcards
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Dan Kramer, early Atari employee, exhibiting at the show
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari 1050 floppy disk drive for Atari 8-bits, with "Mega Speedy" enhancement (Andy O'Brien)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
A shot of the show, from near the main entrance
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari XEGS (8-bit computer repackaged as a game console) playing "Robotron: 2084" (Tim)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Atari Lynx II handheld
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Crowd shot
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Crowd shot
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Atari fiber-optic sign
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Some Atari 2600 game cartridges
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Stacks of Atari 2600 cartridges
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Atari Falcon030
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Close-up of Atari Falcon030
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Older Windows PC running "Centipede" under "Atari Anniversary Edition" (c. 2001)
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Close-up of Apple //c
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
"Centipede" arcade cabinet
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
"Blasteroids" and "Centipede" arcade cabinets
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Apple //c running AtariSoft's "Ms. Pac-Man"
[photo credit: Mariano Dominguez] |
Panoramic crowd shot; tons of people still at the show near the end, waiting for the prize give-away
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Bill Kendrick (show coordinator) and Maurice Molyneux (writer for ANALOG and ST-LOG magazines)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Lx Rudis, musician and sound effect programmer for various Atari Lynx games, winning an Atari 8-bit cartridge holder
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
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Winning the Funko POP Games "Ms. Pac-Man" figure
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning an Atari VCS/2600 game system
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a Nintendo Wii game system
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning the "Game Art" book
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a classic Atari kite
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a ball
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning "Learn to Program with Minecraft"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a Raspberry Pi
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Bill Kendrick, show coordinator, and his son William, reading raffle ticket numbers
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a Raspberry Pi
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning the Edladdin "Super 78" arcade-style controller
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning an Atari TV plug and play system
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a signed CD of "The British IBM"'s music
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a copy of "Terrible Nerd"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a membership to "The MADE" (The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Folks waiting for their number to be called in the prize give-away. (Also seen: "Kung Fu" for Nintendo NES, and "Ms. Pac-Man" for Sega Genesis)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning the "Arduino Project Handbook"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
William calling out another prize-winning number
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning "Python for Kids"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a copy of "Terrible Nerd"
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning some classic Atari stickers and posters
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning some classic Atari stickers and posters
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning some classic Atari stickers and posters
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning passes to "The MADE" (The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment)
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Winning a USB stick full of interviews by ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit podcast
[photo credit: Maurice Molyneaux] |
Counting raffle tickets after the show (over 180 people came!) |