The FujiNet WiFi Network Peripheral Owner’s Guide is a short, Atari-style manual for setting up and using FujiNet with Atari 8-bit computers such as the 400, 800, XL, XE, and XEGS. It explains FujiNet as an open-source WiFi SIO peripheral that acts like multiple disk drives, a microSD software library, network adapter, printer capture device, clock, modem-like network interface, and online game launcher. The guide walks users through connecting the device, joining a 2.4 GHz wireless network, using the built-in CONFIG program, setting host slots such as fujinet.online or SD, browsing online software libraries, filtering/searching with wildcards, mounting ATR/XEX/CAS images into virtual drive slots, booting programs, swapping disks with the hardware button, creating blank ATR disk images, copying files to SD, viewing network information, using the built-in web interface, and troubleshooting common problems. It is written as a friendly quick-start and reference manual that makes FujiNet feel like a modern Internet-connected disk drive for classic Atari computers.

The Eternal Dagger (1987) is a fantasy role-playing game for the Atari 8-bit computers, developed and published by Strategic Simulations as the sequel to Wizard’s Crown. In this top-down, turn-based RPG, players lead a party of adventurers to stop hordes of demons invading from another dimension. The only way to seal the portal is by finding the titular Eternal Dagger, and characters can even be imported from Wizard’s Crown (though without their magical items). The game emphasizes tactical combat, exploration, and survival against overwhelming odds, offering a challenging continuation of SSI’s early RPG legacy.