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Outsoftware · Digital preservation · 2016–present

The collection preserves original media and their copy protection. Supplied backup copies are also used to document the software and are identified in the screenshot captions.

Digital preservation / Atari ST

Steve Davis World Snooker

Steve Davis World Snooker for Atari ST. 2 preserved files in STX format, from the digital preservation collection started in 2016. Names recorded on the medium include DRAG0.CDS, DRAG1.CDS, DRAG2.CDS, DRAG3.CDS, DRAG4.CDS.

Steve Davis World Snooker — Original screen in the emulator
Original screen in the emulator · Hatari 2.4.1 / user-supplied tos102uk.img
Source: Steve_Davis_World_Snooker_Disk_1.stx

Steve_Davis_World_Snooker_Disk_1.stx

Download original file778 KB · STX

Platform
Atari ST
SHA-256
702409b3b967bd5c8d57f460250f1541e314ca233f949eb0b434c24b0c012d6b
File timestamp
2025-08-14T10:37:02

Timestamp stored in the original ZIP; timezone unspecified. It does not certify the dump acquisition date.

Media contents (11)
STX / FAT12
Original nameTypeByte
DRAG0.CDSFile44.962
DRAG1.CDSFile47.432
DRAG2.CDSFile92.838
DRAG3.CDSFile94.046
DRAG4.CDSFile23.416
DRAG5.CDSFile21.946
STEVE1.PC1File26.394
AUTODirectory0
AUTO/LOAD.PRGFile7.924
AUTO/LOADER.PRGFile6.409
DIALOGS.PC1File6.690

Names are preserved as recorded on the medium. “≤” indicates allocated space, not the exact file length.

Steve_Davis_World_Snooker_Disk_2.stx

Download original file743 KB · STX

Platform
Atari ST
SHA-256
f689f6dc908fdd367ca549047eb2f058b79828e98b0199c6e3899b2f7a740788
File timestamp
2025-08-14T10:39:28

Timestamp stored in the original ZIP; timezone unspecified. It does not certify the dump acquisition date.

Media contents (14)
STX / FAT12
Original nameTypeByte
HISCORES.PC1File7.882
MENUS.PC1File13.955
TABLE.PC1File12.369
ZOOMC.PC1File4.952
ZOOMT.PC1File2.396
ROOT.TABFile4.096
MAIN.GPEFile82.160
CREDS.PC1File9.716
PICCYS.PC1File19.609
OLDFX.CDSFile34.498
TUNE1040.GPEFile3.272
FX.CDSFile47.142
ZOOMBALK.PC1File5.998
MAIN.PRGFile82.142

Names are preserved as recorded on the medium. “≤” indicates allocated space, not the exact file length.