| Brett Bilbrey - 'Interview' 2 | Brett Bilbrey "Interview" Some more comments from this former Astrocade guru. (July 11, 2001) |
| David Ibach Interview | David Ibach Interview An interview with David Ibach, the programmer of the third-party cartridge "Sneaky Snake." He also was part of General Video, the company that released "The General Video Assembler," a two-pass assembler for the Astrocade. He devised a method, referred to as The Ibach Cartridge Conversion, for swapping cartridges while the Astrocade was still on (thus allowing Bally and Astro versions of BASIC to be swapped without losing the program in memory). He also wrote a few BASIC games and programs that were published in the Arcadian newsletter. (February 27, 2006) |
| Dick Ainsworth Comments | Dick Ainsworth Comments Some Comments from Dick Ainsworth, a former Bally employee (July 18, 2002) |
| Dick Ainsworth Interview | Dick Ainsworth Interview An interview with Dick Ainsworth, a former Bally employee. This is a follow-up to the comments that Dick made to the Bally Alley discussion group about seven years ago. His original comments have been gathered together and are also on this page. (April 18, 2009 - April 21, 2009) |
| George Moses 'Interview' | George Moses 'Interview' George Moses was a known best for his great musical tributes to the Astrocade. (July and August, 2001) |
| Paul Garber Interview | Paul Garber Interview An interview by Paul Thacker with a tech named Paul Garber that fixed Bally Astrocades for a company called North Iowa Electronics located in Garner, Iowa. (December, 2006) |
| Tom Meeks Comments | Tom Meeks Comments Many comments from Tom Meeks, a former Astrocade employee (November 20, 2001) |
| Bob Weber Interview | Bob Weber (of W&W Software) "Interview" Short "Interview" with Bob Weber of W&W Software (May 19, 2003) |
| Wavemakers 'Interview' | WaveMakers "Interview" Wavemakers released the best known (and probably the best) games on tape for the Astrocade. Mike Peace talks about his work. (August 2001) |
