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Starstrike II

2014-06-05T05:08:13Z

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[[Image:Starstrike II Cover.jpg|thumb|175px|Cover]]
[[Image:Starstrike II Screen.png|thumb|175px|Screenshot]]
{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|Title:|| '''Starstrike II'''
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|Company:|| [[Firebird]]
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|Type:|| Shoot-em-up (3D)
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|Year:|| 1986
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|No of Players:|| 1
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|Language:|| English
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== Plot ==

'''Starstrike II by Realtime Games (Ian Oliver & Greame Baird)'''

The Outsiders have been driven from Federation space by the Starstrike series of starfighters. Now, Federation Command is launching an all-out offensive on the Outsiders' home planetary systems with the next generation of Starstrike ships.

You must neutralise all of the Outsiders' planets to allow the Federation's forces to take control.

== Overview ==

Having taken their 'inspiration' for the original 3D Starstrike from the arcade cabinet 'Star Wars' the natural assumption for the follow-up was that a facsimilie of 'The Empire Strikes Back' was on the cards... how wrong those assumptions were!

Starstrike II built on the playability of the original but vastly improved the depth and variety of gameplay as well as improving on the graphics to create a sequel that truly excelled over it's already pretty good predecessor.

Starstrike II was an innovative title that paved the way for Realtime's other 3D games that helped define a genre it has lost some of its shine following the later releases of the more accomplished [[Starglider]] but still plays a good game today.

== Reaction ==

Clearly impressed with the leap from the first game, Starstrike II was honoured with Mastergame status being placed upon it by ''[[Amstrad Action]]''. In his review of the game software editor [[Bob Wade]] said: "The solid 3D graphics are absolutely stunningm combined with demanding, addictive gameplay and terrific variety in the stages and opponents. It's certainly the best action shoot-em-up of the year so far."

''[[Amtix]]'' were cooler towards the game claiming that it was "Not original, but will go down a bundle with arcade freaks." They did conceed that Realtime had "aimed for a different approach with some remarkable graphical content and in this context it works well"

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|AA:|| Issue 12 (Sep '86)|| Page 46-47|| 94%|| MASTERGAME
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|Amtix:|| Issue 12 (Oct '86)|| Page 83|| 81%
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== Predecessor ==

* 1. [[3D Starstrike]] (1985)
* 2. Starstrike II (1986)

== Compilations & Re-Releases ==

*Appeared on [[Starstrike I & II]] from [[Silverbird]] in 1988

== Trivia ==

* Starstrike II was also released on the 48k Spectrum
* This was the first game from [[Realtime Games Software]] to be published by a third party developer, although their original Spectrum version was self-published.
* Although made a Mastergame by ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' it was the first game to tie scores with a Rave title in the same issue - it pipped [[Thrust]] (also from [[Firebird]]) to the post purely because it had arrived earlier in the month than its budget rival.

== By the Same Author ==

* [[3D Starstrike]] (1985)
* [[Starglider]] (1986)
* [[Starfox]] (1987) (Ian Oliver)

== Resources ==

* [[media:Starstrike II Manual.pdf|Starstrike II Instuctions (pdf)]]

== Links ==

*{{CPCPower|2066}}
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=856 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/s/index16.html Starstrike II review at CPC Games Reviews]
* [http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0004881 Starstrike II at World of Spectrum]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1986]] [[Category:Game Manual]][[Category:3D]]

Robocop 2 (cartridge)

2014-06-01T12:53:22Z

Nreive: Changed 'Prequel' to 'Predecessor' - something that is followed (i.e. Robocop 1 is a predecessor to Robocop 2)

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[[File:Robocop 2 cartridge ingame screenshot.png|384px|thumb|right]]
'''Robocop 2''' is a sequel to [[Robocop]] on CPC, both being adaptations of the famous Robocop Franchise.

This game was also ported on ZX spectrum or C64, but not on CPC (old)...

It is perhaps the best selling cartridge game for Amstrad GX4000/PLUS range and one of the best game available on this format too.

Yet compared to Robocop "1", this one is more about platforms than shooting street punks.

== Cover ==

Covers from CPCmania

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Image:Robocop-2-Back.jpg|Back Cover
Image:Robocop-2-Front.jpg|Front Cover

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== Cartridge ==

<gallery caption="Robocop 2">

Image:Robocop 2 - cara B.jpg|Back Cartridge
Image:Robocop 2 - cara A.jpg|Front Cartridge

</gallery>

== Manual ==

You can download in PDF from CPCmania ( See the links ).

== The Game ==

You can download in CPR for use in emulators and BIN from CPCmania ( See the links ).

Like perhaps too many of the GX4000/PLUS really developped Cartridge action games, '''Robocop 2''' make a too important and exclusive use of the Hardwired Sprites.

As a result, there are actually few real opponents (street-punks with guns firing at you) and it is more a question of buzzsaws or lightnings jumping.

Hardwired sprites has too few slots (16 only) which are too heavy and too slow to upload in ASIC for a decent exclusive use of them.

They are more suitable for special effects (explosions, bonus, some small encounters perhaps), additionnal background's tiles (as seen in [[Switchblade ( Cartridge ) |Switchblade ]]) or even the player's sprite only.

Yet '''Robocop 2''' remains a pleasant and challenging platformer , with sweet graphics and many different sub-games.

==Videos==

Three-part speed run courtesy of Xyphoe:

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New video by Xyphoe that shows more of the game (hidden rooms, etc.):

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==Predecessor==

[[Robocop]]

== Implementation details and use of Plus hardware ==

* Mode 1 and 0 are used for menu screen
* Mode 0 is used for background and panel in game
* Plus palette is used throughout
* Plus sprites are used for Robocop 2 logo and the 'O' of 'Orion' on the title screen, any many sprites in game including Robocop, spikes, saws in game.
* Plus screen split is used for the panel at the bottom.
* Plus soft hardware scroll is used. The left column is also masked by the border.
* CRTC values are: R0 = 63, R1 = 40, R2 = 45, R3 = 14, R4 = 38, R5 = 0, R6 = 29, R7 = 33
R0,R1,R4, R5 are normal values. R2 is one less shifting the picture one char to the left, possibly to compensate for the left column being masked.
R3 defines a horizontal sync width of 14 and a vertical sync width of 16. Normally the vertical sync width is 8.
R6 defines a screen 4 chars taller than the normal system values. R7 moves the screen up by 3 chars probably to centralise the picture in the display.

== Links ==

http://www.cpcmania.com/ ( on the games section : GX4000/CPC+ GAMES )
*[http://www.thepixelempire.net/robocop-2-gx4k-review.html Robocop 2 review at The Pixel Empire]

[[Category:Games]][[Category:Cartridges]][[Category:CPC Plus]][[Category:CPC Plus Games]][[Category:Video contents]]

File:LaserSquad.pdf

2009-11-03T11:11:43Z

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Laser Squad instruction manual.

File:Lasersquad cpc.jpg

2009-11-03T11:08:58Z

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Laser Squad screenshot from the Amstrad CPC version.

File:Lasersquad cpc.jpg

2009-11-03T11:06:11Z

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Laser Squad screenshot from the Amstrad CPC version.

File:Lasersquadboxart.jpg

2009-11-03T11:04:13Z

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Laser Squad boxart for the Amstrad CPC

File:Lasersquadboxart.jpg

2009-11-03T11:02:52Z

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Laser Squad boxart for the Amstrad CPC

File:Lasersquadboxart.jpg

2009-11-03T11:00:33Z

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Laser Squad boxart for the Amstrad CPC

Laser Squad

2009-11-03T10:58:05Z

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[[Image:lasersquadboxart.jpg|thumb|175px|Cover]]
[[Image:lasersquad_cpc.jpg|thumb|175px|Screenshot]]
{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|Title:|| '''''Laser Squad'''''
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|Company:|| [[Target Games]]
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|Type:|| Strategy
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|Year:|| 1989
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|No of Players:|| 1 or 2
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|Language:|| English
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== Plot ==

The Assassins:
Your mission is to assissinate, Sterner Regnix, the boss of a weapons manufacturer who is using illegal methods to get the best out of his workers. You will lead a small squad of troops and infiltrate Regnix's hideout and eliminate him by any means. All the while dealing with Regnix's Droid squad that patrol the hideout.

Moon Base Assault:
A small squad must penetrate the Omni Corporation moon base, via the airlocks, and destroy a great number of their databanks and analysers that hold sensitive information on billions of the population in the galaxy.

Rescue From The Mines:
After a routine mission goes badly wrong, three members of the rebel squad are held prisoner in the Metallix Corp mines. A squad of troops must negotiate the mine complex, free all three prisoners and escape.

The Cyber Hordes:
A small squad must defend a rebel station from the attack of an advancing droid squad invasion. The rebel base holds seven stabiliser cores vital to the planet's stability and the droids have focused their efforts on these targets.

Paradise Valley:
Following on from The Cyber Hordes, the destruction of the stabiliser cores has left the colony in ruins and assault ships hover above waiting for the time of attack. To prevent capture of the rebel blueprints for their advanced starfighter the data has been transferred onto a portable security device and a squad is given the task of escaping from the colony with the data securely in their posession.

The Stardrive:
A group of mercenaries have captured the Stardrive controller for a new Rebel fighter. A rebel squad must go to their hidden base and retrieve the device.

Laser Platoon:
A free-for-all deathmatch as equal teams are pitted against each other with ten man squads, with reinforcements arriving frequently. The mission is to explore the symmetrical map and hunt down the equally equipped opposition.

== Overview ==

''Laser Squad'' is a science fiction tactical wargame that is played in a series of game turns. Players take turns to control their individual units (humans, droids or aliens). For each turn, units are given a limited number of action points, which can be used for performing functions such as moving, equipping weapons, firing, opening doors/locks, etc. Once all action points are used, the 'End Turn' option can be selected and the computer (or human player two) takes over for their turn. The eventual winner of a mission is the first side to reach 100 victory points.

== Reaction ==

The response from the games industry was very positive with ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' giving the game their Mastergame award with an overall rating of 91%. Expansion Pack 2, featuring "The Stardrive" and "Laser Platoon" received an even higher rating of 93% when it became available for review; with reviewer Adam Waring stating that this was "two excellent additions to a game that was already excellent."

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|ACU:|| Issue 01 (Apr '90)|| Page 43|| no mark
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|AA:|| Issue 49 (Oct '89)|| Page 50-51|| 91%
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== Prequels/Sequels ==

== Compilations ==

== Trivia ==

== By the Same Author ==

* [[Rebelstar]] (1986)
* [[Lords of Chaos]] (1990)

== Resources ==

* [[media:LaserSquad.pdf|Instruction manual (pdf)]]
* Webb, Trenton. Amstrad Action, issue 49, October 1989, p 50,51
* Waring, Adam. Amstrad Action, issue 56, May 1990, p 52

== Links ==

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1989]] [[Category:Game Manual]]

Codename MAT

2009-10-27T09:24:02Z

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[[Image:Codename MAT.jpg|thumb|175px|Cover]]
[[Image:Codename MAT Screenshot.png|thumb|175px|Screenshot]]
{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|Title:|| '''Codename MAT'''
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|Company:|| [[Amsoft]]
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|Type:|| Shoot-em-up (3D)
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|Year:|| 1984
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|No of Players:|| 1
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|Language:|| English
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== Plot ==

'''Codename MAT by Derek Brewster'''

Codename MAT - MISSION: ALIEN TERMINATION - the desperate plan to place in the mind of a teenager the combined tactical skills of all the planetary leaders in the solar system. MAT is mankind's last hope.

For decades the Myons have sought to dominate the Solar System, whose fleets are now ragged and depleted. They have launched an all-or-nothing attack, knowing that Earth is developing revolutionary space-craft. Only the prototype - USS Centurion - has been built, and it must be pressed into immediate service as both battle-cruiser and tactical command centre.

Piloting the craft in battle and controlling the Planetary Defence Fleets is beyond any normal human... MAT is created.

Now your mind is MAT's mind. Take control of the Centurion and blast off on the greatest adventure of all...

== Overview ==

One of the first 'almost' 3D space games.

Easily playable, with a dozen or so controls for flying a ship (the Centurian) against a fleet of Myon vessels (3 Types) which are invading the solar system.

Although not on a par with the likes of Elite, it was playable (and had an ending).

There were a few very minor bugs in the programming but these had no effect on the playability.

== Reaction ==

Generally well received by the CPC gaming press, Codename MAT received a fairly glowing review from the Amsoft owned ''[[Amstrad Computer User]]'' their reviewer speculating that "Originals of Code Name Mat may be changing hands in fifty years time in much the same way as the first editions of famous novels."

By the time ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' and ''[[Amtix]]'' came on the scene, the game was already a year old and the excitement wasn't quite as fever pitch.

''Amstrad Action'' remarked that there was "Plenty of depth of control and game size but that lots of keyboard controls can be confusing" while ''Amtix'' suggested that while "the 3D graphics are only average, the game can prove so addictive that it doesn't matter."

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|ACU:|| Issue 01 (Aug/Sep '84)|| Page 16|| no mark
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|AA:|| Issue 01 (Oct '85)|| Page 79-80|| 71%
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|Amtix:|| Issue 01 (Nov '85)|| Page 26|| 74%
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== Prequels/Sequels ==

* 1. Codename MAT (1984)
* 2. [[Codename MAT II]] (1985)

== Compilations ==

Appeared on [[10 Computer Hits 2]] from [[Beau Jolly]] in 1986.

== Trivia ==

Originally released for the 48k Spectrum, author Derek Brewster had decided to name his game 'Invasion 2000', however, publishers Micromega were unhappy with the name as it didn't reflect the content of the game and made it sound like another space invaders knock-off, which the market was being flooded with at that time. Prior to settling on 'Codename MAT', the game was also known as 'Hank' during the development stage.

== By the Same Author ==

* [[Haunted Hedges]] (1984)
* [[Codename MAT II]] (1985)
* [[Con-Quest]] (1986)
* [[Kentilla]] (1986)
* [[The Curse of Sherwood]] (1987)
* [[Speed King 2]] (1987)
* [[Mission Jupiter]] (1987)
* [[Kenny Dalglish Soccer Manager]] (1990)
* [[World Soccer]] (1990)

== Resources ==

* [[media:Codename MAT - Loading Instructions - CPC.pdf|Cover Scan & Loading Instructions (pdf)]]

* [[media:Codename MAT - Manual - CPC.pdf|Codename Mat, manual (pdf)]]

== Links ==

* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=192 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]

* [http://www.cpczone.net/game/1574 CPC game base from cpczone]

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=587 CPC game base from phenixinformatique]

* [http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0001002 Codename MAT at World of Spectrum]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1984]] [[Category:Game Manual]]

Turrican 2

2008-07-10T10:15:12Z

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'''''Turrican 2''''' is a 1991 video game programmed by Manfred Trenz. It was first developed for the Commodore 64 by [[Rainbow Arts]], but was ported to other systems.

Unlike many other action games of its time, ''Turrican 2'' didn't just force the player to complete a linear level. Instead, the real thrill for the player was to fully explore each level and uncover every secret spot, hidden room, and invisible passage.

The game received an overall rating of 95% in ''Amstrad Action'' issue 71. Frank O'Connor stated that "''Turrican 1'' was huge, ''Turrican 2'' is absolutely vast. There is just so much in it! The graphics are without doubt the best yet seen on a standard CPC. There seems to be an unfeasibly large amount of colour on screen at once. Add to this near-perfect scrolling in eight directions as well as some absolutely massive sprites and you have a game of truly outrageous proportions."

Turrican 2

2008-07-10T10:10:03Z

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'''''Turrican 2''''' is a 1991 video game programmed by Manfred Trenz. It was first developed for the Commodore 64 by [[Rainbow Arts]], but was ported to other systems.

Unlike many other action games of its time, Turrican didn't just force the player to complete a linear level. Instead, the real thrill for the player was to fully explore each level and uncover every secret spot, hidden room, and invisible passage.

The game received an overall rating of 95% in ''Amstrad Action'' issue 71. Frank O'Connor stated that "''Turrican 1'' was huge, ''Turrican 2'''''' is absolutely vast. There is just so much in it! The graphics are without doubt the best yet seen on a standard CPC. There seems to be an unfeasibly large amount of colour on screen at once. Add to this near-perfect scrolling in eight directions as well as some absolutely massive sprites and you have a game of truly outrageous proportions."

Rick Dangerous 2

2008-07-10T09:48:46Z

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'''''Rick Dangerous 2''''' is a platform game developed by [[Core Design]] and was released in 1990 and published by [[Micro Style]]. As the game starts, UFOs land in London and Rick Dangerous takes it upon himself to go to Hyde Park to settle the score.

== Gameplay ==

There are a number of changes to the gameplay to its predecessor. For a start, Rick is now armed with a laser gun and bombs that can not only be placed but slid, making way for strategic bomb-placement. The pogo stick is replaced by a punch attack. Rick can also employ a special flying vehicle in a few parts of the game, which allows for fast movement but this may also become a danger factor.

While there is a linear story to the game, the first four levels may be played in any order. Completing these four levels (Hyde Park, ice caverns on the planet Freezia, the deep forest of Vegetablia and the "atomic mud mines") unlocks the fifth and final level: the Fat Guy's Headquarters, which ends in a boss fight.

== Unclosed ending ==

The very end of ''Rick Dangerous 2'' did not complete the story. The game finished with a cliffhanger: the Fat Guy escaping at the final moment through a teleporter device, and Rick following him with the familiar captions "What will Rick do next?". Although this may have hinted at another sequel to the story, ''Rick Dangerous 3'' was never made.

== Critical response ==

The game was highly received in most magazines: ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' gave the game a 97% rating - the highest mark given in AA history at the time - and a Mastergame accolade. In the review Adam Waring stated that the game is "a very polished product indeed. A tremendous amount of work has gone into the game design, graphics and sound. In essence, it’s a simple platform game, but the way it’s been presented makes it far, far more than that."

== Notes ==

* Waring, Adam. ''Amstrad Action'', issue 62, November 1990.

2008-07-09T12:21:55Z

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The first computer I had was an Amstrad CPC 464, so I have a nostalgic interest in that computer and its longest running magazine ''Amstrad Action'', which I will spend some time contributing to.<br>

To Do List<br>

Amstrad Action<br>Amstrad Computer User<br>Amtix!<br>

Amstrad CPC<br>GX4000<br>

Laser Squad''<br>''Emlyn Hughes International Soccer''<br>''Get Dexter''<br>''Purple Saturn Day''<br>''Fluff''<br>...and others...''

Amstrad Action

2008-07-09T11:50:54Z

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Amstrad Action was the longest-running news-stand UK Amstrad magazine, published monthly between October 1985 and June 1995.

It was the first title published by [[Future Publishing]], which has subsequently grown to become the UK's fifth largest magazine publishing company. Broad-based coverage of all things CPC, together with an irreverent writing style, made 'AA' a perennial favourite and at its peak it recorded ABC circulation figures in excess of 38,000.

<br>AA was one of the first magazines to have a software cassette mounted to the front cover. Such covermounts (of tapes or discs) latterly became almost obligatory for computer magazines. Though AA's covertapes were initially for special issues only, Christamas and AA birthdays, the magazine eventually began to issue one every month - containing user listings, utilities, and demos or full versions of commercial games.

== AA staff and contributors ==

=== Editors ===

* Pete Connor
* Matt Nicholson
* Jim Nagel
* Bob Wade
* Steve Carey
* Rod Lawton
* Linda Barker
* Dave Golder
* [http://web.mac.com/tim.norris/ Tim Norris]
* Karen Levell
* probably some more

=== Other full-time editorial staff ===

* Richard Monteiro (technical editor)
* Pat McDonald (technical editor)
* Adam Waring (technical editor)
* Adam Peters (staff writer)
* [[Simon Forrester]] (staff writer)
* Rebecca Lack (production editor)
* lots and lots more

=== Freelance writers ===

* [[The Pilgrim]] aka Steve Cooke (adventure columnist)
* [[The Balrog]] aka Stuart Whyte (adventure columnist)
* Jerry Glenwright (PD columnist)
* Caroline Lamb aka [[Steve Williams]] (PD columnist)
* [[Tim Blackbond]] (PD columnist)
* [[Keith Woods]] (PD columnist)
* [[David Crookes]] (fanzine columnist)
* [[Wild Thang|Richard Wildey]] (reviewer)
* [[Merline|Angela Cook]] (reviewer)
* [[ChaRleyTroniC|Richard Fairhurst]] (technical writer)

== Links ==

* [http://mat.tl/ee/aa/ Amstrad Action scans] - every issue online (currently offline)
* [http://www.futurenet.com/ Future Publishing]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Publishing Wikipedia entry for Future Publishing]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amstrad_Action Amstrad Action]
* [http://users.durge.org/~nich/cpcmags/aa/ Coverscans of every issue]

== Covers ==

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