Jammin’ prototype was discovered on old VAX backup tapes.
Atari was a real trailblazer back in the ’70s and ’80s arcade landscape, and was responsible for creating some of the most famous video games of the period – and it almost published a game which would have pre-dated the likes of Beatmania and Dance Dance Revolution by over a decade.
Planned for launch in 1985, Jammin’ was never released and was assumed lost, but a prototype was recently recovered from old VAX backup tapes by Dutchman2000 and SynaMax – and is now in a position where it can be played in MAME.
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Jammin’ prototype was discovered on old VAX backup tapes.
Atari was a real trailblazer back in the ’70s and ’80s arcade landscape, and was responsible for creating some of the most famous video games of the period – and it almost published a game which would have pre-dated the likes of Beatmania and Dance Dance Revolution by over a decade.
Planned for launch in 1985, Jammin’ was never released and was assumed lost, but a prototype was recently recovered from old VAX backup tapes by Dutchman2000 and SynaMax – and is now in a position where it can be played in MAME.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
