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added on the 2007-09-26 18:55:05 by Adok  |
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he's back \o/ 
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\o/ added on the 2007-09-26 18:57:55 by keops 
kinda short on content but nice effort
LOL @ Slayer's ascii article. Not that I would have agreed with it ever but... what year is he living in? =D
Ridiculous hardware requirements and some hilarious statement like "voodoo 3 is very common in the Amiga world". :D Graphics and music are nice. And Adok, this does NOT work on AGA machines...
Changed platform to RTG/PPC now, the mag doesn't require a PPC but 3d hardware.
weird article on ascii, considering the fact that this mag makes quite some huge of ascii logos.
it could very well be that i missed the sarcastic undertone in this one.
it could very well be that i missed the sarcastic undertone in this one.
fuckings to me. "huge" = "use".
link to online version added as well. :)
i agree with slayer, ascii makers are lamers :(
excellent nfofile by abho! <3
for the ascii article: it is quite retarded, but on the other hand it is apparently written by a pole around 5-7 years ago, when 70% of polish ascii collections were indeed crap.
for the ascii article: it is quite retarded, but on the other hand it is apparently written by a pole around 5-7 years ago, when 70% of polish ascii collections were indeed crap.
nice readings there... good one :)
A little short but very nice.
Earlier than SCEEN#2.
Some nice stuff to read.
I'm too lazy to get the right WinUAE setup... video please ;)
Fishwave: What do you think happens if you click the "online version" link? ;)
Nice read and good looking! Keep it up!
Hardware requirements are pointless. The mag itself is kinda small, which doesn't surprise.
But it's really nice that somebody invests his free time into the Amiga Scene, thanks kas1e!
But it's really nice that somebody invests his free time into the Amiga Scene, thanks kas1e!
I liked it. I love the look and enjoyed the music. Kudos for the work that was put into it.
how silly articles
Nice prod.....questionable articles
the online version is not a bad idea
still a bit buggy ...
Really bizarre hw-requirements and articles. Piggie for the effort though.
nice!
As I for one like discmags, I was gutted to say the least when I saw the requirements for this release, as my computer is just a "normal" 060/AGA machine. However an AGA version have now been released.
The articles are quite good, and compared to many other mags written in an at least somewhat positive attitude.
Keep up the good work, looking forward to the next release.
The articles are quite good, and compared to many other mags written in an at least somewhat positive attitude.
Keep up the good work, looking forward to the next release.
;)
Sadly it seems theese guys gave up. The site does not look like any diskmag site anymore atleast.
Good thing this issue is on scene.org
Issue 2 is not :( Why can't people just upload to scene.org for the start, and then quit the scene and abandon their sites.
Good thing this issue is on scene.org
Issue 2 is not :( Why can't people just upload to scene.org for the start, and then quit the scene and abandon their sites.
You can get nr 2 from one of my sites here:
http://archives.aros-exec.org/index.php?function=showfile&file=demo/Magazine/the_vague_2.lha
http://archives.aros-exec.org/index.php?function=showfile&file=demo/Magazine/the_vague_2.lha
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !