Games-X

alexh · 13 January 2022, 20:29

I love AMR it is a great resource. I personally contributes scans, disk images when I can.

I only own 1 issue of Games-X but while browsing I came across a full set of Games-X scans.

https://segaretro.org/Games-X

I hope you can use them to enhance AMR.

Gods · 18 March 2022, 22:06

Thank you for sharing.

TheDrisk · 20 April 2022, 08:39

Not sure if seen my recent post on here... where I gave every scan of Games-X that I did.. I put the link under Amiga Scene section here and happy for HOL and other sites to rehouse and share the links.

TheDrisk · 20 April 2022, 21:03

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Originally Posted by TheDrisk

Not sure if seen my recent post on here... where I gave every scan of Games-X that I did.. I put the link under Amiga Scene section here and happy for HOL and other sites to rehouse and share the links.

LOL I think those above are my scans :-) really chuffed other sites have rehoused them (I gave my blanket blessing to do so) as was worried that they were only sat in one place on my Google drive. Very happy :-)

alexh · 20 April 2022, 21:47

Cool. I was collecting data and imaging every dual format / triformat disk (cover disks and games) and Games-X had one (maybe two?).

I really like the multi-format disk technology and now Amiga/ST/PC emulators all support the same disk image format a single disk works in all 3 emulators which is pretty cool. There were a lot more of these disks than I ever thought there were.

Anubis · 25 April 2022, 14:49

All missing Games-X issues/scanns I got from TheDrisk are uploaded to ARM. Cataloging data will take some more time. Also some other pages need some editing (mostly rotating and cropping)

Magazine is really interesting, I still find it fascinating that they were able to cope with weekly release. This must have been really hard and tiring.

13 January 2022, 20:29	#1
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,331	Games-X I love AMR it is a great resource. I personally contributes scans, disk images when I can. I only own 1 issue of Games-X but while browsing I came across a full set of Games-X scans. https://segaretro.org/Games-X I hope you can use them to enhance AMR.

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Gods Retro Gamer Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: GAN - France Age: 54 Posts: 22	Thank you for sharing.

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TheDrisk Registered User Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Birmingham Posts: 36	Not sure if seen my recent post on here... where I gave every scan of Games-X that I did.. I put the link under Amiga Scene section here and happy for HOL and other sites to rehouse and share the links.

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alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,331	Cool. I was collecting data and imaging every dual format / triformat disk (cover disks and games) and Games-X had one (maybe two?). I really like the multi-format disk technology and now Amiga/ST/PC emulators all support the same disk image format a single disk works in all 3 emulators which is pretty cool. There were a lot more of these disks than I ever thought there were.

25 April 2022, 14:49	#6
Anubis Retro Gamer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Underworld Age: 51 Posts: 4,058	All missing Games-X issues/scanns I got from TheDrisk are uploaded to ARM. Cataloging data will take some more time. Also some other pages need some editing (mostly rotating and cropping) Magazine is really interesting, I still find it fascinating that they were able to cope with weekly release. This must have been really hard and tiring.

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