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Fenyx Kell

2007-03-25T15:18:10Z

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'''Fenyx Kell''' is a french programmer and musician on CPC and CPC +.

== Games ==
* [[I.S.C.]] (1988, shooting game)
* [[Dingbot]] (1989, a [[Boulder Dash]] clone)
* [[Time]] (1991, adventure game)
* [[Burglar]] (1991, adventure game, edited by [[Lankhor]] within compilation [[Black Soft (Vol. 1)]])
* [[Light Sword]] (1991, adventure game, aborted)
* [[Haruspice]] (1992, RPG, aborted. Dungeon Master clone)
* [[Ravening]] (1992, puzzle game. Puzznic clone)
* [[Le Petit Chevalier]] (1992, platform game)
* [[Pignools]] (1992, puzzle game. Lemmings clone)
* [[Retry, Ignore & Cancel]] (1993, platform game)
* [[Call &BD10'n'oeuf]] (2005, CPC+ only, platform/puzzle game). 3rd presented at the [[Amstrad Expo 2005]] in Coutances, France.
* [[Overscanoid]] (under developpment)

== Fanzine Disc ==
* [[Demo Phoenix II]] (1992)

== Music ==
* [[Call &BD10'n'oeuf]] (2005)
* [[Bobline]] (2005)
* [[Solarium]] (2005)

== Utilities ==
* [[Sprite Editor]] (1993, a Sprite editor for AMX Mouse)
* [[DBD7]] (2004, Floppy disk database for CPC, on CPC)

== Attended Meetings ==
* [[Amstrad Expo 2005]] (Coutances, France)
* [[Ze Meeting 2005]] (Bassoues, France)

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

OffseT

2007-03-25T15:09:15Z

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'''Offset''' (Philippe Rimauro) is a french coder, editor of the french fanzine [[Quasar CPC]] and specialized in CPC +.

=== Demos ===

* [[Schadel Demo]]
* [[Gloom's Demo]]
* [[Citron Demo]]
* [[Ze Meeting 1997]]

=== Utilities ===

* [[Kit Overscan]]
* [[Amsdos Musical Loader]]
* [[Kit 4096]], a CPC+ palette editor
* [[PI1-Convert]]
* [[Hard Sprite Designer]], a CPC+ sprites editor

=== Fanzines ===

* [[Quasar CPC]] (#1 to #21)

=== Group ===

* [[Futur's]]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Mortel

2007-03-25T15:09:03Z

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Mortel was a french demo group.

== Members ==
* [[Ast]]
* [[Beast]]
* [[Candy]]
* [[Cracky]]
* [[Dracula]]
* [[Fafa]]
* [[Grim]]
* [[Kaneda]]
* [[Mat]]
* [[One]]
* [[Ramlaid]]
* [[Roce]]

[[Category:Scene group]]

=== Demos ===
* 1994 : [[Power System Megademo]]
* 1995 : [[October 95]]
* 1995 : [[Autumn 95]]
* 1995 : [[Bordelik Meeting 4]]
* 1995: [[Ten Years After]]
* 1996 : [[X-Files]]
* 1996 : [[Byte'96]]
* 1996 : [[Ovl'96]]
* 1996 : [[Big Cheese 1]]
* 1997 : [[Big Cheese 2]]
* 1997 : [[Ze Meeting 1997]]
* 1998 : [[Byte'98]]
* 1998 : [[Camembert Meeting]]
* 2003 : [[Rebellion]]

== Musicdisks ==
* 1999 : [[Ecstasy]]

== Fanzines ==
* [[Dracula Fanz 1]]
* [[Dracula Fanz 2]]
* [[Dracula Fanz 3]]
* [[Dracula Fanz 4]]
* [[Dracula Fanz 5]]

== Previews ==
* [[Kult Megademo]]
* [[Beast's Previews]]

[[Category:Scene group]]

Stv

2007-03-25T15:08:43Z

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[[Image:Stv.jpg|thumb|Stv in 2001]]

Stv (Stéphane Vanot) is one of the two graphists of [[Overlanders]].

== Groups ==

* [[Overlanders]]

== Demos ==

* 1996 : [[Die Kunst Der Demo]]
* 1996 : [[Ovl'96]]
* 1996 : [[Ze Meeting 1996]]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Squat

2007-03-25T15:08:32Z

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[[Image:Squat.jpg|thumb|Squat in 1999]]

Squat (Guillem Longourd) was a member of [[Overlanders]]. He was a coder (especially softwares technics).

== Groups ==

* [[Overlanders]]

== Demos ==

* 1996 : [[Die Kunst Der Demo]]
* 1996 : [[Ovl'96]]
* 1996 : [[Ze Meeting 1996]]
* 1996 : [[Mini Meeting 1]]

== Others ==

* 1997 : [[Squat's Previews]] (unrelased)

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Overlanders

2007-03-25T15:08:19Z

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[[Image:OVL-Team 2000.JPG|thumb|Overlanders Team (Croco Chanel Meeting 2 - 2000)]]

Overlanders is a french demo group.

== Members ==
* [[Shap]] : Coder, Musician
* [[Squat]] : Coder
* [[Stv]] : Graphist
* [[Beb]] : Graphist
* [[Madram]] : Coder
* [[Candy]] : Coder

[[Category:Scene group]]

=== Demos ===
* 1996 : [[Die Kunst der Demo]]
* 1996 : [[Ovl'96]]
* 1996 : [[Ze Meeting 1996]]
* 1996 : [[Mini Meeting 1]]
* 1996 : [[Mini Meeting 2]]
* 1998 : [[Byte'98]]
* 2000 : [[Ecole Buissoniere]]
* 2001 : [[Tire Au Flan]]
* 2002 : [[Croco Chanel]]
* 2004 : [[Pas de C4 pour Daniel-Daniel]]
* 2005 : [[Wave]]
* 2005 : [[DTC]]
* 2006 : [[Boules et Bits]]

== Previews ==
* [[Mini Meeting 3]]
* [[Squat's Previews]]

[[Category:Scene group]]

Amstradbladet

2007-03-25T15:01:15Z

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[[Image:Amstradbladet.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Amstradbladet Frontpage]]

'''Amstradbladet''' was a Danish CPC magazine running from 1984 to 1988.

The Amstrad CPC was a late entry to the Danish computing scene. Commodore
was already established (since 1982), when the Amstrad CPC arrived in Denmark in October 1984.

Other than Commodore, Amstrad was the most successful manufacturer of home computers for the Danish market in the 1980s. After the closure of Amstradbladet the dominance of Commodore was apparent in Denmark.

A dedicated group of people left when Amstradbladet closed, and started
[[Amstrad Bruger Bladet]]. Amstrad Bruger Bladet published its last issue in November 1989.

Amstradbladet often featured comparative reviews with other Amstrad products (like the [[ZX Spectrum]]) and similar english computers like the Z-88.

Amstradbladets main focos was the Amstrad CPC, but did also support the Amstrad [[PCW]] and Amstrad [[PC]] range.

== Online Issues: ==

* [[Amstradbladet 1984, Issue 1]]
* [[Amstradbladet 1984, Issue 2]]
* [[Amstradbladet 1987, Issue 9]]

<gallery caption="Amstradbladet Issues from 1984 - 1988">
Image:Amstrad Bladet8401001.jpg|[[Amstradbladet 1984, Issue 1|1984, Issue 1]]
Image:Amstrad Bladet8502001.jpg|1985, Issue 2
Image:Amstrad Bladet8503001.jpg|1985, Issue 3
Image:Amstrad Bladet8401001.jpg|
Image:Amstrad Bladet8505001.jpg|1985, Issue 5
Image:Amstrad Bladet8506001.jpg|1985, Issue 6
Image:Amstrad Bladet8601001.jpg|1986, Issue 1
Image:Amstrad Bladet8401001.jpg|1986, Issue 2
Image:Amstrad Bladet8401001.jpg|
Image:Amstrad Bladet8605001.jpg|1986, Issue 5
Image:Amstrad Bladet8606001.jpg|1986, Issue 6
Image:Amstrad Bladet8701001.jpg|1987, Issue 1
Image:Amstrad Bladet8702001.jpg|1987, Issue 2
Image:Amstrad Bladet8703001.jpg|1987, Issue 3
Image:Amstrad Bladet8704001.jpg|1987, Issue 4
Image:Amstrad Bladet8705001.jpg|1987, Issue 5
Image:Amstrad Bladet8706001.jpg|1987, Issue 6
Image:Amstrad Bladet8707001.jpg|1987, Issue 7
Image:Amstrad Bladet8708001.jpg|1987, Issue 8
Image:Amstrad Bladet8401001.jpg|[[Amstradbladet 1987, Issue 9|1987, Issue 9]]
Image:Amstrad Bladet8810001.jpg|1988, Issue 10
</gallery>

[[Category:CPC Press]] [[Category:Magazines]]

AMSOFT

2007-03-25T14:59:27Z

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'''Amsoft''' was a software company founded by [[Amstrad]], which mostly produced very early games for the Amstrad CPC and Sinclair computers.

== Releases ==

This is a list of Amsoft releases in chronological order.

* [[Astro Attack]] (1984)
* [[Blagger]] (1984)
* [[Bridge-It]] (1984)
* [[Electro Freddy]] (1984)
* [[The Galactic Plague]] (1984)
* [[Harrier Attack]] (1984)
* [[Haunted Hedges]] (1984)
* [[Hunchback]] (1984)
* [[Laserwarp]] (1984)
* [[Mr Wong's Loopy Laundry]] (1984)
* [[Mutant Monty]] (1984)
* [[Oh Mummy]] (1984)
* [[Punchy]] (1984)
* [[Quack-a-Jack]] (1984)
* [[Roland Ahoy]] (1984)
* [[Roland on the Ropes]] (1984)
* [[Roland in Time]] (1984)
* [[Roland in the Caves]] (1984)
* [[Roland goes Digging]] (1984)
* [[Roland on the Run]] (1984)
* [[Spannerman]] (1984)
* [[Space Hawks]] (1984)
* [[Sultan's Maze]] (1984)
* [[Pyjamarama]] (1984)
* [[Detective]] (1984)
* [[Xanagrams]] (1984)
* [[Animal Vegetable Mineral]] (1984)
* [[Happy Letters]] (1984)
* [[Map Rally]] (1984)
* [[Timeman One]] / [[L'Horloger 1]] (1984)
* [[Wordhang]] (1984)
* [[Fruit Machine]] (1984)
* [[Amsgolf]] (1984)
* [[Codename MAT]] (1984)
* [[Hunter Killer]] (1984)
* [[Snooker]] (1984)
* [[L'Ardoise Magique]] (1984)
* [[Les Chiffres Magiques]] (1984)
* [[Le Géographe France]] (1984)
* [[Le Géographe Monde]] (1984)
* [[L'Horloger 2]] / [[Timeman Two]] (1984)
* [[Les Lettres Magiques]] (1984)
* [[Osprey!]] (1984)
* [[Star Watcher]] (1984)
* [[Admiral Graf Spee]] (1984)
* [[Airwolf]] (1985)
* [[Assault on Port Stanley]] (1985)
* [[Doors of Doom]] (1985)
* [[Dragon's Gold]] (1985)
* [[Frank 'n' Stein]] (1985)
* [[Friss Man]] (1985)
* [[Fu-Kung in Las Vegas]] (1985)
* [[The Game of Dragons]] (1985)
* [[The Key Factor]] (1985)
* [[Manic Miner]] (1985)
* [[The Prize]] (1985)
* [[Roland in Space]] (1985)
* [[Seesaw]] (1985)
* [[Super Pipeline 2]] (1985)
* [[Supertripper]] (1985)
* [[Sorcery Plus]] (1985)
* [[Cyrus 2 Chess]] (1985)
* [[Masterchess]] (1985)
* [[Happy Numbers]] (1985)
* [[Stockmarket]] (1985)
* [[Traffic]] (1985)
* [[3D Boxing]] (1985)
* [[3D Stunt Rider]] (1985)
* [[Alex Higgins World Pool]] (1985)
* [[Alex Higgins' World Snooker]] (1985)
* [[Glen Hoddle Soccer]] (1985)
* [[Rock Hopper]] (1985)
* [[Strangeloop Plus]] (1985)
* [[Subterranean Stryker]] (1985)
* [[Tombstone]] (1985)
* [[Kingdoms]] (1985)
* [[Braxx Bluff]] (1985)
* [[Overlord 2]] (1985)
* [[Campeones]] (1985)
* [[Classic Racing]] (1985)
* [[L'Apprenti Sorcier]] (1985)
* [[Satellite Warrior]] (1985)
* [[Qabbalah]] (1986)
* [[Happy Writing]] (1986)
* [[Nuclear Defence]] (1986)
* [[Golden Path]] (1986)
* [[6128 Games Collection]] (1986)
* [[Scalextric]] (1984)
* [[Tank Command]] (1984)
* [[Fantastic Voyage]] (1984)

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