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On 24-Sep-00 21:34:47, Dave Sparks said
>>>>>> "AM" == Angus Manwaring <angus@angusm_ANTISPEM_.demon.co.uk> writes:

  AM>> On 17-Sep-00 08:55:06, Dave Sparks said
>  >> Don't forget CheckHTML - this will spot errors which many browsers
>  >> ignore.  Correcting these 'invisible' errors makes it more likely that
>  >> your HTML will work on browsers you have never tried.

  AM>> I'm sort of getting the impression that most browsers are not going
  AM>> to see things _my_ way, unfortunately.  :)

Guys, just to say thanks for all the help with this project, and just
incase anyone is interested in the result or wanted to know what the idea
was about.....

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The idea was to show some of the more "signifigant" Amiga games releases,
not only in the form of a timeline, but also within the context of
historical events, cultural highlights (of the popular variety) and with
reference to what the competition (Atari, Nintendo and Sony etc) were doing
at the time. I decided just to show the first 11 years, (1985-1995)
because that was quite enough for me to be going on with.

BTW, the reason I say, "signifigant" is because its not supposed to be a
list of the best Amiga games. I tried to choose games that, good or bad,
made some kind of splash ......even if only because of the amount of
marketing. Anyway, I hope you like it, I'll be trying to improve it
further and would welcome comments.
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Oh, and does anyone want to review any games?  :)


                  All the best,
                        Angus Manwaring.       (for e-mail remove ANTISPEM)

I need your memories for the Amiga Games Database: A collection of Amiga
Game reviews by Amiga players http://www.angusm.demon.co.uk/AGDB/AGDB.html