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000257_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Mon Oct 27 23:18:24 1997.msg
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From: Andy Gibson <andy@agasinc.demon.co.uk>
To: Mush <mushypd@redrose.net>
CC: Amos List <amos-list@access.digex.net>
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 21:43:24 -0000
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Subject: Re: Commercial Games
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On 26-Oct-97, Mush scribbled:
>>I was just wondering how many of you know about these commercial games
>>which seem to have been written with Amos...
>Hmmmm, the list is rather large.
>I dont think Valhalla 3 was done in AMOS tho, or at that, any of them.
>I'd have to find the demos and check.
>Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett
Valhalla was done with Amos. I'm sure of it. It once threw up the
default Amos system requestor. Can't remember when though. (probably
for a disk access or sumot)
It's a well known fact that Valhalla was written in Amos. I'm sure
they used some machine code stuff in there too, but as ya know, Amos
Pro is quite capable of using this with no probs whatsoever.
Could someone send me a list of all known Commercial games written in
Amos? As my previous email stated, I only know of a few.
Andy Gee!
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