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roberthazelby · 28 November 2012, 15:05

Ok, let's see what we 'do' know about this...

Game: Wilbert's Winter Wonderland (aka "Magic Forest 3")
Author: Aaron Fothergill
Label: Shadow Software
Disk Info: Deja Vu AMOS Licenceware #63
Reviews: Amiga Power 14 (Jun 1992). Reviewed by Stuart Campbell. It was given a rating of 2/5
Deja Vu Owner (as of 1992): Sandra Sharkey
Deja Vu Address (as of 1992): 25 Park Road, Wigan, Lancs, WN6 7AA
Deja Vu Tel No (as of 1992): 0942 495261

Further reading...

Aaron and Adam Fothergill's web site: http://www.strangeflavour.com/index.html

Unfortunately neither of the above have a copy of the game in their collection.

Screenshot (linked from the AmigaPD interview with Aaron and Adam)...

I'm sure in my searches yesterday I found the name of the lady who ran Deja Vu, but I can't find the info now.

What now?

I've got a few avenues to go from here. I could send a letter to the Deja Vu address and see if I get anything that way. I could also drop Stuart Campbell an email to see if he still has the disk. It's unlikely he does, but worth a try.

Any other suggestions or people/places to try, please let me know.

Cheers!

28 November 2012, 15:05	#5
roberthazelby Amiga user since 1990 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Bristol, England Age: 48 Posts: 364	Ok, let's see what we 'do' know about this... Game: Wilbert's Winter Wonderland (aka "Magic Forest 3") Author: Aaron Fothergill Label: Shadow Software Disk Info: Deja Vu AMOS Licenceware #63 Reviews: Amiga Power 14 (Jun 1992). Reviewed by Stuart Campbell. It was given a rating of 2/5 Deja Vu Owner (as of 1992): Sandra Sharkey Deja Vu Address (as of 1992): 25 Park Road, Wigan, Lancs, WN6 7AA Deja Vu Tel No (as of 1992): 0942 495261 Further reading... Aaron and Adam Fothergill's web site: http://www.strangeflavour.com/index.html Unfortunately neither of the above have a copy of the game in their collection. Screenshot (linked from the AmigaPD interview with Aaron and Adam)... I'm sure in my searches yesterday I found the name of the lady who ran Deja Vu, but I can't find the info now. What now? I've got a few avenues to go from here. I could send a letter to the Deja Vu address and see if I get anything that way. I could also drop Stuart Campbell an email to see if he still has the disk. It's unlikely he does, but worth a try. Any other suggestions or people/places to try, please let me know. Cheers! Last edited by roberthazelby; 29 November 2012 at 11:05.