CONTENTS: - 4 EDITORIAL Colin Bell introduces the first AMTIXCPC Annual and remembers fondly the annuals he used to get for Christmas as a nipper.
- 6 INTERVIEW WITH MANANUK Ben Honebone brings us an exclusive interview with Mananuk, creator of many new CPC titles such us Pnl@to Jams & Black Sea.
- 12 INTERVIEW WITH CRAZY PIRI Ben Honebone chats to Crazy Piri. the team behind Puzzle Bobble for the CPC,
- 22 AMTIXCPC ADUENTURE TAVERN Come and grab a tankard of our finest Zilog ale and sit back as Colin Bell looks at the vibrant CPC adventure scene.
- 28 AMTIXCPC FLASH BACK One of the team picks a favourite CPC title from yesteryear — Sean McManus looks at ERE Informatique's Get Dexter!
- 29 GAME COVER CRACKERS Graeme Mason delves Into the world of festive CPC tiles and their gorgeous covers.
- 36 AM-TECH Our first of two Am-Tech pieces. In this one Sean McManus talks Speech Synthesisers, and chats to Richard Hanson of Superior Software.
- 42 INTERVIEW WITH JUAN J.MARTINEZ Ben Honebone brings us an exclusive interview with Juan J.Martinei, author of Hitsum's Curse & new game Hyperdrive!
- 46 CASSETTE 50 Sean McManus takes a fresh look at Cascade Software's revered Cassette 50, inspired by the ZX Spectrum's crap game contest.
- 51 AMTIXCPC FLASH BACK Another of the team picks a favourite CPC title from yesteryear — Chris Weatherley looks at Imagine Software's Renegade!
- 52 LAUNCH OF THE AMSTRAD CPC Zoe Kirk-Robinson concludes her story of how the Amstrad CPC came to be, and takes a look at the Amsoft 12-pack.
- 58 AMSTRAD ART Zoe Kirk-Robinson explores the gorgeous world of CPC 8-bit artwork.
- 68 TOP OF THE CPC POPS Greetings Pop Pickers! Our newest member of the team, Sean McManus, counts down tbf1 top 10 CPC Pop tunes!
- 72 CPC CHRISTMAS GAMES Zoe Kirk-Robinson takes a look at festive-themed games for the CPC.
- 76 AMTIXCPC BACK Issue 2 of AMTIX was released back in December 1985. Paul Davies takes a look back at the issue and its contents.
- 80 CPC GUIDE TO SHMUPS Chris Weatherley takes a look a world of Shoot-em ups, or 'Shmups', and gives us his top five CPC recommendations,
- 102 AM-TECH Our second Am Tech piece. In this one Colin Bell looks at the Trojan Magnum Light Phaser,
- 115 AMTIXCPC FLASH BACK Chris Weatherley picks another favourite CPC title from yesteryear - this time it's Electric Dreams' arcade port of Tempest!
- 110 WERE YOU RIGHT TO BUY AN AMSTRAD CPC? Ian Osborne takes an overall look at the Amstrad CPC and answers the above burning question.
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Page créée en 727 millisecondes et consultée 764 foisL'Amstrad CPC est une machine 8 bits à base d'un Z80 à 4MHz. Le premier de la gamme fut le CPC 464 en 1984, équipé d'un lecteur de cassettes intégré il se plaçait en concurrent du Commodore C64 beaucoup plus compliqué à utiliser et plus cher. Ce fut un réel succès et sorti cette même années le CPC 664 équipé d'un lecteur de disquettes trois pouces intégré. Sa vie fut de courte durée puisqu'en 1985 il fut remplacé par le CPC 6128 qui était plus compact, plus soigné et surtout qui avait 128Ko de RAM au lieu de 64Ko. |
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