Amigaville Issue 1 Released ...

zerohour1974 · 06 November 2015, 03:43

Hi Folks

Yes Amigaville Issue 1 (previously AAPOV changed to stop confusion with APoV) is now available for download...

Hopefully you will like it.

Now supplying through Orangedox so I can keep track of metrics regarding downloads.

https://dl.orangedox.com/aCgL0dsKhXA...migaville1.pdf

Foul · 06 November 2015, 16:59

downloading.. thx

Korodny · 06 November 2015, 17:07

Downloading, thank you.

Btw: Aminet accepts PDF files, provides a download counter and helps you reach the biggest Amiga audience possible. Plus it makes sure your release gets archived for posterity.

zerohour1974 · 06 November 2015, 19:13

I did not know that ... will put it up there later

spud · 07 November 2015, 00:46

Dammit this stupid iPad ate my long post: probably a good thing but Anyway here goes nothing. Your focus is the future of the Amiga but then review arcade pool, archer maclean's pool, micro machines, tzero and stuff but hat's not the future of this beloved platform! What about the stuff from Remainder Software - downfall, maxwell mouse etc? The final fight aga project, Rygar project, the Renegades one and even the love dungeon project from last Christmas, that is the now, that is the future.

I applaud your efforts but come on let's stop looking at the past.

zerohour1974 · 07 November 2015, 01:02

I will try and review some more recent titles ... As I said I don't own the actual hardware so at the moment it's what I can emulate. In time I may manage to get some then I can be more active in chasing current titles.

My focus is all things Amiga... Which includes the past and the present but as you say I shall seek out some newer titles.

prowler · 07 November 2015, 22:50

Thanks for this.

I had been about to post that I was downloading it, but it finished before I had typed it all!

Great download speed from Orangedox!

Minuous · 08 November 2015, 02:25

@zerohour1974:

Could you please provide some information about this magazine, as the provided link does not have any info? ie. contents and file size?

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 02:41

Ok no worries...

Amigaville Issue 1 - The home of all things Amiga

News
Reviews - Legend of Kyrandia, T-Zero, Micro Machines, Arcade Pool and Archer Macleans Pool.
Feature - The future of Amiga
Article on Word processors
Grumpy Git column

Filesize: 37 Mb

manic23 · 08 November 2015, 10:07

Always nice to see new Amiga related fan mags like this, many thanks. Will you post on this thread when/if any new issues come out? or do you have a web site for the mag yet?

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 11:14

I will post in this thread . Looking into getting a site up.

manic23 · 08 November 2015, 11:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by zerohour1974

I will post in this thread . Looking into getting a site up.

Nice, thanks

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 11:51

Issue 1 now on Aminet also

B14ck W01f · 08 November 2015, 12:06

I am going to Amigaville tonight and do a Chaos Engine marathon with a few buddies of mine.

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 12:16

Cool

TEOL · 08 November 2015, 12:49

I got confused because of it being posted in the news as well as on AMIGA Lads instead of the APOV own made mags section of the forum but I managed to find final issue 1 in the end. Good job. Hope to see the good old grumpy old man make a return as he is like a hybrid of grumpy Rick Wakeman from Watchdog and Yes fame and Alan Sugar from AMSTRAD and Apprentice fame in the one grumpy old man. Not read it yet but I know his going to be on there.

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 13:39

He is definitely there ...

Dastardly · 08 November 2015, 15:14

Downloaded and had a quick scan and it looks good. That's a lot of work for a one man project. Excellent job and thanks. BTW I recommend InDesign over Quark, if you're still undecided.

zerohour1974 · 08 November 2015, 15:58

The magazine was finally done in QuarkExpress 2015 they really have picked up the slack. Indesign is ok but a bit fiddly.

Many moons back I started with Quark 8 so I am familiar gow it works. Only issue I have at the moment is the story editor sometimes maximises when I don't want it to.

Dastardly · 08 November 2015, 16:04

I initially started with Quark, but after switching to InDesign I could never go back. Each to his own though

06 November 2015, 03:43	#1
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	Amigaville Issue 1 Released ... Hi Folks Yes Amigaville Issue 1 (previously AAPOV changed to stop confusion with APoV) is now available for download... Hopefully you will like it. Now supplying through Orangedox so I can keep track of metrics regarding downloads. https://dl.orangedox.com/aCgL0dsKhXA...migaville1.pdf

08 November 2015, 02:41	#9
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	Ok no worries... Amigaville Issue 1 - The home of all things Amiga News Reviews - Legend of Kyrandia, T-Zero, Micro Machines, Arcade Pool and Archer Macleans Pool. Feature - The future of Amiga Article on Word processors Grumpy Git column Filesize: 37 Mb Last edited by zerohour1974; 08 November 2015 at 02:46.

08 November 2015, 12:49	#16
TEOL Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Middlesex, England Posts: 141	I got confused because of it being posted in the news as well as on AMIGA Lads instead of the APOV own made mags section of the forum but I managed to find final issue 1 in the end. Good job. Hope to see the good old grumpy old man make a return as he is like a hybrid of grumpy Rick Wakeman from Watchdog and Yes fame and Alan Sugar from AMSTRAD and Apprentice fame in the one grumpy old man. Not read it yet but I know his going to be on there. Last edited by TEOL; 08 November 2015 at 12:54.

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Foul Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Perigueux/France Age: 49 Posts: 1,516	downloading.. thx

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Korodny Zone Friend Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 812	Downloading, thank you. Btw: Aminet accepts PDF files, provides a download counter and helps you reach the biggest Amiga audience possible. Plus it makes sure your release gets archived for posterity.

06 November 2015, 19:13	#4
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	I did not know that ... will put it up there later

07 November 2015, 00:46	#5
spud Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: London, UK Posts: 268	Dammit this stupid iPad ate my long post: probably a good thing but Anyway here goes nothing. Your focus is the future of the Amiga but then review arcade pool, archer maclean's pool, micro machines, tzero and stuff but hat's not the future of this beloved platform! What about the stuff from Remainder Software - downfall, maxwell mouse etc? The final fight aga project, Rygar project, the Renegades one and even the love dungeon project from last Christmas, that is the now, that is the future. I applaud your efforts but come on let's stop looking at the past.

07 November 2015, 01:02	#6
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	I will try and review some more recent titles ... As I said I don't own the actual hardware so at the moment it's what I can emulate. In time I may manage to get some then I can be more active in chasing current titles. My focus is all things Amiga... Which includes the past and the present but as you say I shall seek out some newer titles.

07 November 2015, 22:50	#7
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	Thanks for this. I had been about to post that I was downloading it, but it finished before I had typed it all! Great download speed from Orangedox!

08 November 2015, 02:25	#8
Minuous Coder/webmaster/gamer Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Canberra/Australia Posts: 2,630	@zerohour1974: Could you please provide some information about this magazine, as the provided link does not have any info? ie. contents and file size?

08 November 2015, 10:07	#10
manic23 Only Amiga! Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: London / UK Age: 53 Posts: 512	Always nice to see new Amiga related fan mags like this, many thanks. Will you post on this thread when/if any new issues come out? or do you have a web site for the mag yet?

08 November 2015, 11:14	#11
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	I will post in this thread . Looking into getting a site up.

08 November 2015, 11:51	#13
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	Issue 1 now on Aminet also

08 November 2015, 12:06	#14
B14ck W01f m68k all the way Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Koalaland Posts: 523	I am going to Amigaville tonight and do a Chaos Engine marathon with a few buddies of mine.

08 November 2015, 12:16	#15
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	Cool

08 November 2015, 13:39	#17
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	He is definitely there ...

08 November 2015, 15:14	#18
Dastardly Into the Wonderful Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: England Age: 49 Posts: 2,335	Downloaded and had a quick scan and it looks good. That's a lot of work for a one man project. Excellent job and thanks. BTW I recommend InDesign over Quark, if you're still undecided.

08 November 2015, 15:58	#19
zerohour1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Swindon UK Posts: 202	The magazine was finally done in QuarkExpress 2015 they really have picked up the slack. Indesign is ok but a bit fiddly. Many moons back I started with Quark 8 so I am familiar gow it works. Only issue I have at the moment is the story editor sometimes maximises when I don't want it to.

08 November 2015, 16:04	#20
Dastardly Into the Wonderful Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: England Age: 49 Posts: 2,335	I initially started with Quark, but after switching to InDesign I could never go back. Each to his own though

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