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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Gaming => Topic started by: jimmy_n on April 01, 2006, 11:06:53 AM

Title: Retro Gamer
Post by: jimmy_n on April 01, 2006, 11:06:53 AM
Did anyone see issue 22 of retro gamer, has a nice section on the A1200 and lists all (well, most) of the AGA enhanced games with screenshots.  Think new issue is out now tho, oh well :/
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: punkpie on April 01, 2006, 12:54:37 PM
Yeah, I've got a subscription.  It was excellent of them to cover some of the later games.  Even quake was mentioned.

I'll do a scan if anyone is interested?
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: McVenco on April 01, 2006, 12:58:54 PM
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I'll do a scan if anyone is interested?


/me is :-D
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: mihcael on April 01, 2006, 01:04:27 PM
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Retro Gamer is a printed magazine then?
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: punkpie on April 01, 2006, 01:31:10 PM
OK.  Images are pretty big and I've tried to get as much of the page as I could.

Page 1 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page1.jpg)
Page 2 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page2.jpg)
Page 3 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page3.jpg)
Page 4 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page4.jpg)
Page 5 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page5.jpg)
Page 6 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page6.jpg)
Page 7 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page7.jpg)
Page 8 (http://www.dynamicallywebbed.com/external/amiga1200/page8.jpg)

Enjoy! :-D

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Retro Gamer is a printed magazine then?


Yep, it's excellent in fact.  www.retrogamer.net (http://www.retrogamer.net)

Lee
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: Hattig on April 01, 2006, 01:51:24 PM
Retro Gamer is generally pretty good stuff, although they've cut down on the technical stuff from the early issues for some reason.

Worth reading if you're into old games and systems.
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: InTheSand on April 01, 2006, 02:01:02 PM
@punkpie

Thanks very much for the scans! Would have missed that otherwise! I stopped getting Retro Gamer when I left the UK, but nice to see they've covered the A1200!

Cheers,

 - Ali
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: Vincent on April 01, 2006, 02:59:47 PM
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Hattig wrote:
Retro Gamer is generally pretty good stuff, although they've cut down on the technical stuff from the early issues for some reason.

The production company went bust.  Another company bought Retro Gamer and kinda re-launched it.
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: foleyjo on April 01, 2006, 03:31:43 PM
Cheers for posting them scans. Just had fun looking at them :-D
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: McVenco on April 01, 2006, 03:42:29 PM
Thanks mate!

I especially found page 7 useful. It brought back quite a few game titles to my memory (goes to hunt teh web for .adf files :-D)
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: ChaosLord on April 01, 2006, 04:48:43 PM
Since we are all having a big Retro Gamer party in this thread  :-D

1 year ago Retro Gamer reviewed my game:
Total Chaos

My game in Retro Gamer (http://main.aminet.net/pix/misc/totalchaosagav5_review.jpg)
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: moominpapa on April 19, 2006, 08:36:44 PM
I've got every issue of retro gamer so far.  The amiga article prompted me to buy an a1200, and that led me to finding amiga.org, so hurray for retro gamer.

As an aside, I do wish people would stop asking retro gamer to reintroduce coverdisks.  The only good one they did was the one with the c64 music.
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: ajlwalker on April 19, 2006, 08:56:37 PM
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moominpapa wrote:
I've got every issue of retro gamer so far.  The amiga article prompted me to buy an a1200, and that led me to finding amiga.org, so hurray for retro gamer.

As an aside, I do wish people would stop asking retro gamer to reintroduce coverdisks.  The only good one they did was the one with the c64 music.


Er, I have to say I was pretty chuffed with the (cut down) version of Amiga Forever I got on one of their coverdiscs.
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: skilgannon on April 20, 2006, 07:57:20 PM
I agree with that - nothing they ever did was not available on the web.  The c64 music disk was ace!
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: Rebel-CD32 on May 17, 2006, 05:41:58 AM
I've got every issue of the magazine so far except for the first issue and I think issue 3. The best thing about the latest issue I read was the review of Mr. Beanbag, which got me really excited that someone was producing such a well polished and fun new game for the Amiga. I checked it out online, and found out the creator herself posts on these boards. I hope more people keep programming new Amiga games, as I'm sure the crew at Retro Gamer will continue to review them and expose them to the world.
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: mihcael on May 19, 2006, 11:29:11 AM
@Rebel

a link to Mr. Beanbag maybe??
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: InTheSand on May 19, 2006, 12:02:17 PM
Linkety link! (http://www.glastonbridge.co.uk/mrbeanbag/index.php)

 - Ali
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: RobinGodd on May 19, 2006, 01:06:57 PM
Ye! I got that issue of RG I really liked it. Especially when I saw the amount of new/newish games on it. I not long ago brought my refirbished amiga 1200 from the amigakit website. I used to use an amiga A600 but my brother broke that one by accident. Then I got an A500 hundred for a little while. A1200 is fantastic! I like it more than my pentium 4 PC.

 :-D  

:bow: ALL HAIL THE AMIGA! 1200! :bow:
 
Title: Re: Retro Gamer
Post by: Tricky on May 20, 2006, 09:39:31 PM
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Rebel-CD32 wrote:
... The best thing about the latest issue I read was the review of Mr. Beanbag, which got me really excited that someone was producing such a well polished and fun new game for the Amiga. I checked it out online, and found out the creator herself posts on these boards. ...


Indeed I do!  It was also previewed, to my surprise, in Amiga Futures #57.  I would like to know what it says... don't suppose anyone here has a copy?  Issues 55 & 56 are online now, so maybe 57 won't be long.  Now all I need to do is learn German!

We're also considering taking it down to demo at the AmiRevival event in Skittyhorpe this summer.