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• cdc #1: Sonolumineszenz by Avena [web]
• cdc #2: Derealization by Dead Hackers Society [web]
• cdc #3: FirST Love by Overlanders [web]
• cdc #4: Songs in the Key of YM by mOdmate & Jade & Evil
• cdc #5: Short and Curly by Avena [web] & Reservoir Gods [web]

• 128b Atari ST Atari STe Έτη πολλα! by KÜA software productions
• Ha! :)
• rulezadded on the 2016-05-17 11:48:19
• wild Flash HeartCore by Red Sector Inc. [web]
• Nice one, some really lovely graphics in here. The effects in the middle part don't really fit very well (different style), but nonetheless, sweet prod!
• rulezadded on the 2016-05-10 01:37:28
• invitation Atari XL/XE Silly Venture 2k16 invitro by F#READY & Lamers & Mystic Bytes [web]
• Really sweet invite, nice idea with the cycling guy (poor man, still going to ride till november). Also really nice music, specially liked the the stereo square melodies. And one day please fix that emulator!
• rulezadded on the 2016-05-07 22:44:33
• diskmag Atari ST Maggie - 25th Anniversary by Maggie Team
• As said elsewhere, specially the Maggie brand is a central part of the ST scenes backbone for me since ever. And as suggested I cheered with a glass on my SC1435 to salute this celebrated collective of yours. Thanks for all the effort guys!
  
  So, another DD-disk full of ASCII - respect! It's about time to give a at least a few KB of feedback after quite a few hours or reading (and not totally done yet)!
  
  The treat starts off with the readme and Havocs comments on his pic, lovely :)
  
  The technical mag feel comes along as it mostly did (read on STE) with its unique color palette changing when selecting or leaving and article. I wonder a bit why you use the old shell, the new version of the ST shell would have quite a few advantages (like working on Falcon or not crashing on exit, if I remember right). Maybe next time.
  Good to see all the recent stuff covered, it has surely deserved such a proper look at and that little spoon of Maggie kind of humour. Always good to read your view on recent parties. Even a view back to Symposium 1996, wow! Specially enjoyed to read the "where are they now" and interview sections. And also, a lot of thanks for the awards part, it's an honour for sure (both)! Content-wise, I enjoyed reading how all came through the issues in history, with the decisive step from issue 10 to 11 (thanks scene god), the maggie and reservoir gods involvement and how the story went from then on (btw, I think one of my most remembered issues is 26, which burnt into memory for some reason I don't exactly remember. But probably it was the peak of the Maggie-UCM war which was for sure one the weirdest pulse rising experiences during my scene activities. Not really in a bad way at all, it was rather amusing at parts to follow and be part of this play of love and hate between ppl with the same passion. Maybe an early stage of a forum thread where the famous popcorn is asked for - just offline, with replies taking months and coming on floppy disks :) Anyway, I remember the issues from the 20ish on pretty well and particularly the excitement when a new issue (hopefully with another one of those stunning Tat or others intros) came out. Speaking of the intros, amazingly even today many of those intros stand out in a way, but are very pretty little known.
  Anyhow, Maggie in those days was a very appreciated feature of this time for me. Thanks for that! For todays issues technically the combination of both disk version and HTML is probably the best approach. A little online variant being reachable right away from the start, wouldn't hurt to reach more readers.
  
  This new issue of Maggie itself is a long lasting wish of mine and its awesome that the STNICCC finally triggered you enough. I think I asked about the chance to see another issue on every party I met you and this may not stop :) And really, with that paragraph of CiH on his experiences on reseting HATARI in order to review old Maggie issues alone, we got a glorious Maggie moment for another look back already!
  
  ps: Felice and CiH, quite shocked by the Editorial part. I did expect you both to be maggied longer than since 8 years only! Or maybe I misread ... Cheers!
• rulezadded on the 2016-04-10 03:02:35
• 8k Windows Nexus 8 by Loonies [web]
• I am not a fan of remakes at all, and I would always prefer stuff in Loonies own unique style. However amazing work for sure and I also think this is the best entry of the compo.
• rulezadded on the 2016-04-04 00:35:01
• 4k SEGA Genesis/Mega Drive Dekadrive by Dekadence [web]
• Nice ST megademo part, erm Megadrive 4k. Curious to see what Dekadence is up to on Megadrive in the future.
• rulezadded on the 2016-04-04 00:26:49
• 4k ZX Spectrum Harder, Better, Manic, Miner by HOOY-PROGRAM [web]
• Surely good to watch and hear 4k, nice polishing with the sync!
• rulezadded on the 2016-04-04 00:24:08
• demo Amiga OCS/ECS 120 Hours by Lemon.
• Good music, buildup is awesome. Feels like it was fun to make.
• rulezadded on the 2016-04-04 00:16:13
• 64k Amiga OCS/ECS koobz by Pacific
• What I liked: dots breaking out of cube gfx are really nice, also nice typewriter sync at the greetings part.
• isokadded on the 2016-04-04 00:09:14
• demo Amiga OCS/ECS serotonin by AttentionWhore
• Overall visuals and music are not really my cup of tea. But I enjoyed the turning point when the beat kicks in. Most interesting parts for me were the fresh ideas (transition of pixel gfx to wireframe, physic sprites).
• isokadded on the 2016-04-04 00:05:19