"Men still remember the first kiss after women have forgotten
the last."
SOON COMING IN "ST NEWS" - VOLUME 9 ISSUE 3
(THAT'S THE ELEVENTH UNDEAD ISSUE TO YOU)
(OR, MAYBE, LIKELY IN ANOTHER FUTURE ISSUE)
by Richard Karsmakers
In the upcoming issue of ST NEWS (probably Volume 9 Issue 3) as
well as the ones thereafter I hope to be in the exalted position
of offering you the following:
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ADVENTURE SOLUTIONS
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Arthur, the Quest for Excalibur
Brimstone
Conquest of the Longbow
Dark Seed
Fatal Heritage
Future Wars
Ingrid's Back
The Island of Lost Hope
The Legend of Kyrandia
Martian Memorandum
Mask of the Sun
The Secret of Monkey Island II
The Sorcerer gets all the Girls (part II)
Willy Beamish
(I realise many of these games are not even out on ST)
(But who cares - you can brag at PC people)
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SOFTWARE REVIEWS
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Chroma Studio 24
(A Falcon-specific 24-bit graphics package with knobs on)
Pinball Jam (A Lynx game)
(As soon as the ST NEWS Lynx specialist, Alex Pustan, gets it)
Basic 4.00
(Previously known as "GfA Basic" version 4.0)
(Which will be released!)
Diamond Edge
(A utility on the cutting edge of the (im)possible)
Llamazap (A Falcon game)
(I will do this when I have the controller needed)
Yuppie's Land (A Falcon game)
Pinball Dreams (A Falcon game)
Cottage on the Moon
(Polish Falcon megademo)
View II
(Not reviewed so far because it's not Falcon-VGA-compatible)
NeoDesk 4
(Dan Wilga's newly incarnated replacement desktop)
Rainbow
(A Great Falcon-specific drawing program)
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HARDWARE REVIEWS
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Amstrad NC100 Notepad
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CD/DEMO/ETC. MUSICAL REVIEWS
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New material by a variety of bands amongst which:
Rage Against the Machine
Queensrÿche
Anathema - Rise Pantheon Dreams
Dream Theater
Pentagram - Show'em How
Jason Becker
Orphaned Land
Autopsy
Obituary - World Demise
Various Artists - Tribute to Venom
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REGULARS
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A New Column!
(The useful people Email addresses list)
Probably some stuff about viruses on the ST
(As usual)
And all the other regulars, of course!
(Indeed)
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CONCERT REVIEWS
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Probably Some
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Some of them
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FICTION
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Brainwalk - Part II
(Perhaps Alex will eventually do it after three years?)
(Although this is highly unlikely indeed)
More Fiction by Roy Stead
Fatal Fam II
(By Martijn Wiedijk)
(If ever)
And a whole lot more by others as well
(What else?)
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FEATURES
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A revised edition of the Disk Magazine Encyclopaedia
(The fourth revisit of this may be expected in Volume 10 Issue 2)
An article on Beast Keeping
(By John Weller, former esteemed colleague of now dead "STEN")
(Although he seems to be taking his time)
Interviews with the following people:
Jeff Minter
(Llamasoft main person)
Terry Pratchett
(Author of Discworld, and other, novels)
Vincent Pomey
(Programming of "ST Zip")
Louis Rossetto
(Editor of "Wired" magazine)
Cronos, Mantas & Abaddon
(The original members of the old Venom)
(Not certain, but I got one of their addresses at least)
Damien M. Jones
(Author of, among other things, "View II" and "MemWatch")
Craig Harvey
(Clear Thinking programmer of "EdHak" and other tools)
Michel Forget
(Author of "MasterBrowse")
Bob Brodie
(Atari Corp. USA's Director of Communications)
Stefan Posthuma
(To be expected in Volume 10 Issue 1)
(At that time he will have left ST NEWS a year ago)
Al Lowe
(Author of Sierra-on-Line's "Larry" games)
(This isn't certain yet, but not at all unlikely)
Karsten Isakovics
(Author of SysMon and Chameleon)
Tassilo Nitz
(Author of "XBoot")
Dave Mooney
(Who used to be editor of the new defunct "STEN")
Charles F. Johnson and/or John Eidsvoog
(The Codeheads)
Eric Smith
(Creator of "MiNT")
Some interesting complete film scripts:
Erik the Viking
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
The Return of the Jedi
(We use these to fill up, so it may take a while)
A series on Classic Cars
(By our French distribution key person, Klaus Berg of ST CNX)
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EDUCATION
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Your Second Manual to GfA Basic - Part Two
(An extensive and acclaimed GfA Tutorial series by Han Kempen)
(Inclusief oodles of source material)
GfA/MC680x0 Tricks
(Likely, but not certainly)
Various interesting reference/education bits for the Falcon
(Such as how to program the DSP, use new XBIOS functions, etc.)
The fourth part of our assembler GEM programming course
(Which is not half as useless as it might sound to some of you)
Programming XCONTROL CPX modules
(Yeah)
Some Information about programming under MultiTOS
(And probably some tips for "Geneva" too)
Evil Dead's Falcon Programming tricks
(by Bas)
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FILMS REVIEWED
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Robocop III
Fugitive
Crusade
(Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, directed by Paul Verhoeven)
(The most expensive film ever made so far)
Frankenstein
(Starring Robert DeNiro, directed by Francis Ford Coppola)
Wayne's World II
Die Hard III
Highlander III
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SOFTWARE ON OFFER
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Flipside
(A neat little ex-commercial Microdeal game)
Plutos
(And possibly some other old and compact Micro Value games)
Brain Replacement Utility
(The most powerful and extensive calendar/diary utility)
Led Panel
(An interesting resident utility to monitor R/W I/O)
Pacman
(A great Pacman clone - will happen if enough spare space!)
The Grandson of Wowbagger the Infinitely Prolonged
(A better, meaner and more compatible version of the
old swearing accessory)
Templemon 2.01
(The new version, complete with installation proggy)
A New Version of Barry Munro's "GfA Shell"
Revenge Doc Displayer
Triple Yahoo
And More
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That's it, folks! I hope nonetheless that this list of
forthcoming (or not) stuff will cause you to harass your Public
Domain Librarian for ST NEWS Volume 9 Issue 3 (i.e. the
Eleventh Undead Issue). Do not expect it until somewhere in
autumn!
If you feel this is too much time between two issues, do feel
free to write a lot of interesting stuff yourself and send it to
me. You know the address (and if you don't then simply read this
issue's "Correspondence Address" article).
Disclaimer
The text of the articles is identical to the originals like they appeared
in old ST NEWS issues. Please take into consideration that the author(s)
was (were) a lot younger and less responsible back then. So bad jokes,
bad English, youthful arrogance, insults, bravura, over-crediting and
tastelessness should be taken with at least a grain of salt. Any contact
and/or payment information, as well as deadlines/release dates of any
kind should be regarded as outdated. Due to the fact that these pages are
not actually contained in an Atari executable here, references to scroll
texts, featured demo screens and hidden articles may also be irrelevant.