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I liked these great upfront gfx in Upstream. This one was particulary great :)
added on the 2005-01-21 10:47:34 by asle
Yeah, I totally agree on that! It was one of my favourite mags in those times!
#8 was the best issue ever, simply because they filled the gap, caused by RAW's abscence, with pure quality. One of the top 5 diskmags of Amiga demoscene history!
Nice mag! And the title picture is so cool!
Nice read as always. Watch out because intro requires AGA!
Intro doesn't require AGA, that's nonsense!
Upstream always was a nice read and issue #8 is no exception. It contains an interview with Messerschmitt who was a well known scene nazi back then and nowadays is hardly able to move as he suffered a stroke. Karma?
Anyway, good mag with nice music by Lizardking and lots of interesting articles.
Upstream always was a nice read and issue #8 is no exception. It contains an interview with Messerschmitt who was a well known scene nazi back then and nowadays is hardly able to move as he suffered a stroke. Karma?
Anyway, good mag with nice music by Lizardking and lots of interesting articles.
Good old diskmag days :)
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