Maggie 25th Anniversary Issue!

[CiH]

Maggie 25th Anniversary - Press Release - 23.1.16

Fifteen years after the last one, most of which time has been spent screaming "Noooo, never again!" by me, the Maggie Team are proud to present an extra special 25th anniversary commemorative issue of the legendary Maggie disk-mag.

It's available in a HTML fake-menu format with lots of pictures, as beloved by almost no-one. Better still, there is also a proper old school Atari ST Maggie diskmag with the traditional menu shell. Like we used to make in the good old days. A disk image is supplied, if you want to copy it around, use 80 tracks and 10 sectors for your real or pretend floppy disk. It can live on a hard disk. It is using quite an old version of the shell, so probably not Falcon compatible.

As for what's inside, we've tried to cover as much of the last two years as we could, full reports on the Outline and STNICCC Parties are in there, the summer highlights of Sommerhack, a comprehensive history of Maggie from issue one, news and reviews and much much more, as they say.

Is this a one-off? Probably not, but don't hold your breath. At least it won't be so long for the next time.

Anyway, enough from me, download, read, enjoy!

http://demozoo.org/productions/152817/

Or the HTML edition from here:

http://files.dhs.nu/files_magazines/mag ... gfront.htm

[EvilFranky]

Thanks CiH.

Read it last night on Hatari, especially enjoyed the interviews.

EDIT - Oh the title graphic is in hilarious bad taste, 30 years after the miners strikes

[AtariCrypt]

Reading it right now on my ST. Brilliant stuff. Thanks CiH and everyone involved

[Frank B]

Now if only someone would get the "22 years later" release of the PB disk magazine out the door!

[simoncam]

Thank you so much for the great reviews on "Laserball" and "Anarcho Ride". I feel honoured and proud! I had to celebrate this with a short Photoshop session

[Zorro 2]

I don't forget you, I talked about your famous game in a french magazine with an article "special vintage" of the ATARI ST : Programmez! n° 192.
You're a STAR now