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  <title>Bally Alley Astrocast: Episode 11 - Hamurabi by Richard Houser</title>
  <description>In episode 11 of the Bally Alley Astrocast, Adam is joined by his 25-year-old son Dominic. Dominic discusses his memories of growing up with an Astrocade in the house in the late-to-mid-nineties and early 2000s. Adam and Dominic review the Bally BASIC/&amp;quot;AstroBASIC&amp;quot; game Hamurabi. Recurring Links&amp;amp;nbsp;  BallyAlley.com - Bally Arcade / Astrocade Website What's New at BallyAlley.com Bally Alley Blog Orphaned Computers &amp;amp;amp; Game Systems Website Bally Alley Discussion Group Bally Arcade / Astrocade Atari Age Sub-forum Bally Arcade/Astrocade High Score Club Bally Alley Astrocast Facebook Page  The Classic Gaming Bookcast - By Chris Federico  Some Astrocade News/Updates In this short episode, we decided not to cover any updates, as very few were made since our last recording. Introduction Notes   Astrocade Multicart - Pictures of Ward Shrake's Astrocade multicart from the early 2000s. Astrocast Multicart Title - 'Title Display' by Adam Trionfo. This homebrew ROM displays an Astrocade bitmap picture. This example displays an Astrocade Multicart title screen. (Nov. 30, 2003).  Astrocast Theme by Dominic Lowhar - This is an mp3 recording of the theme music for the Astrocast, a podcast for the Bally Arcade / Astrocade.  Astrocast Theme Sheet Music  Hamurabi Notes   King Hamurabi by Richard Houser - &amp;quot;King Hamurabi,&amp;quot; a Bally BASIC game appeared in Arcadian 2, no. 4 (Feb. 25, 1980): 32-33 and on the tape &amp;quot;Best of Arcadian - 1980.&amp;quot; In this video, Dominic and I play a few games to help listeners of the Astrocast to better conceptualize how the game is played.       'Hamurabi' by Richard Houser - Bally BASIC Program (300-Baud)  &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; by Richard Houser - &amp;quot;AstroBASIC&amp;quot; Program (2000-Baud)  &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; by Bruce De Vries - BASIC Program Listing in &amp;quot;Cursor&amp;quot; Newsletter.  &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; by Bruce De Vries - BASIC Program Correction in &amp;quot;The BASIC Express&amp;quot; Newsletter.  &amp;quot;King&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Emperor&amp;quot; by Richard Houser - Two BASIC type-in programs that are sequels/updates for &amp;quot;Hamurabi.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Civilization&amp;quot; for the Atari ST (1993) - Richard Houser, who wrote the Astrocade version of &amp;quot;Hamurabi, used to sometimes play the Atari ST version of &amp;quot;Civilization&amp;quot; during the Atari User Group meetings in the mid-1990s. This is a video of this first version of the game.      &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; Hand-Printed Bally BASIC Program Listing  &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; Arcadian BASIC Program Submission - The original program submission letter for &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; contains additional material not included anywhere else, including program subroutine breakdown and varaiables used,  Atari 8-Bit Computers &amp;quot;Strategy - Hammurabi / Kingdom&amp;quot; Games - The game &amp;quot;Hamurabi&amp;quot; was popular enough in the 1970s/early-1980s that an entire genre formed around it. Here are some games of that genre that you can download from AtariMania.  Feedback   Sorry, there is no feedback in this episode...   </description>
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