Unknown Amiga Action

Galaxy · 24 January 2005, 07:12

I've got two issues of Amiga Action that I have not been able to identify - both are missing the front cover (and they don't seem to print the issue no/date anywhere inside.)

The first one has got Zool AGA/Nigel Mansell/Robin Hood and Elevation on the coverdisks.

The other one has Road Rash and Gobliiins on the coverdisks.

I'm also trying to identify which issues these disks belong to:

nos 21 and 22 (probably Jan 1992, but I'm not sure)
the coverdisk that has zool and chaos engine demos.

Any help in identifying the issue dates/nos would be greatly appreciated.

TikTok · 24 January 2005, 07:54

Quote:

The first one has got Zool AGA/Nigel Mansell/Robin Hood and Elevation on the coverdisks.

The other one has Road Rash and Gobliiins on the coverdisks.

Hey, these were the first two Amiga magazines I ever bought! The Road Rash/Gobliiins one is the earlier of the two. The Zool AGA one is the following issue IIRC.

They are from around either Christmas 1991 or Christmas 1992 (1992 I think).

Twistin'Ghost · 24 January 2005, 22:05

AMIGA ACTION 40 - JANUARY 1993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
COVERDISK 45 - Gobliins 2 demo
COVERDISK 46 - Road Rash demo

AMIGA ACTION 41 - FEBRUARY 1993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
COVERDISK 47 - Zool AGA demo/Nigel Mansell's World Championship demo
COVERDISK 48 - Robin Hood - Legend Quest demo/Elevation

Galaxy · 25 January 2005, 09:05

Thanks for your help guys.

gimbal · 25 January 2005, 09:08

Hm, I still have these AA issues, WITH front covers. I'm guarding them with my life trying to keep them in good condition. Shame I missed some of the first issues, else I would have everything up to and including 1994. At some point, they stopped releasing AA in the Netherlands so I had to continue with Amiga Power and finally CU Amiga

Maybe I should join the "magazine scanning" craze to preserve them digitally.

24 January 2005, 07:12	#1
Galaxy Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canberra, Australia Age: 46 Posts: 1,417	Unknown Amiga Action I've got two issues of Amiga Action that I have not been able to identify - both are missing the front cover (and they don't seem to print the issue no/date anywhere inside.) The first one has got Zool AGA/Nigel Mansell/Robin Hood and Elevation on the coverdisks. The other one has Road Rash and Gobliiins on the coverdisks. I'm also trying to identify which issues these disks belong to: nos 21 and 22 (probably Jan 1992, but I'm not sure) the coverdisk that has zool and chaos engine demos. Any help in identifying the issue dates/nos would be greatly appreciated.

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24 January 2005, 22:05	#3
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	AMIGA ACTION 40 - JANUARY 1993 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COVERDISK 45 - Gobliins 2 demo COVERDISK 46 - Road Rash demo AMIGA ACTION 41 - FEBRUARY 1993 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COVERDISK 47 - Zool AGA demo/Nigel Mansell's World Championship demo COVERDISK 48 - Robin Hood - Legend Quest demo/Elevation

25 January 2005, 09:05	#4
Galaxy Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canberra, Australia Age: 46 Posts: 1,417	Thanks for your help guys.

25 January 2005, 09:08	#5
gimbal cheeky scoundrel Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Spijkenisse/Netherlands Age: 42 Posts: 6,906	Hm, I still have these AA issues, WITH front covers. I'm guarding them with my life trying to keep them in good condition. Shame I missed some of the first issues, else I would have everything up to and including 1994. At some point, they stopped releasing AA in the Netherlands so I had to continue with Amiga Power and finally CU Amiga Maybe I should join the "magazine scanning" craze to preserve them digitally.

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