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000312_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Wed Oct 29 21:26:10 1997.msg
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From: Andy Gibson <andy@agasinc.demon.co.uk>
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Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 00:42:36 -0000
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X-Mailer: YAM 1.3.4 [020] - Amiga Mailer by Marcel Beck
Organization: AGAS Productions
Subject: Re: Commercial Games
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On 29-Oct-97, James Brown scribbled:
>Valhalla?!? In Amos? Gee, I never knew that.
It's true. I have already ripped some of the gfx from the disk
(standard abk files) and ripped the sprites from the main exec file
also ;)
If anyone wants to see 'em, just ask and I'll attache em to an email.
(It's that little bloke who walks about and looks up at you when
talking to ya etc.)
BTW James, didn't you used to have some great soul singles in the
charts a good few years ago? Sex machine etc? hehehehe. Bet you've
never had things like that said to ya b4?
OK here goes...the list of Commercial games that I know of (now) to be
written in good old Amos or Amos Pro:
World Golf (Apex)
International Golf
Flight Of The Amazon Queen
Hillsea Lido (vulcan)
Valhalla Series (Vulcan)
Spellbound
Alien Breed (some editors stuff on a cover cd)
Tracksuit Manager Update 1997 disk
Genesia (never heard of it!)
Ones which may/not be Amos associated...
Stable Masters (not sure if it was full commercial tho)
Jetstrike (which was mince as far as I recall!)
Capital Punishment (password screen & Bobs! Not 100% sure on this)
Indy IV Adventure (not sure about this either! I doubt it.)
Lost on Parott Island Adv. (certain of this, not sure if commercial)
Thanx so far to everyone who has emailed me some info on the above.
Any more lurking around...?
Let's build a list up so the next time AF or CU slag Amos, we can hit
'em with a huge list of commercial stuff created with it ;)
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