Disketten-Serie: Floppyshop Diskmags
Floppyshop Diskmags 0035
- INFO '88
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0040
- ST NEWS Vol 4 No 3
- VIRUS
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0047
- STZ MAGAZINE
Floppyshop Diskmags 0048
- ST REPORT, issues 110-116
Floppyshop Diskmags 0049
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0055
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0056
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0078
- DISK MAGAZIN No 4
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0079
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0080
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0081
- INFO '90
- INFO '89
Floppyshop Diskmags 0082
- INFO '90
Floppyshop Diskmags 0083
- INFO '90
Floppyshop Diskmags 0084
- INFO '90
Floppyshop Diskmags 0085
- INFO '90
Floppyshop Diskmags 0086
- INFO '90
Floppyshop Diskmags 0089
- SITCOM
- INFO '90
- OS
Floppyshop Diskmags 0097
- NUTWORKS issues 1-20
Floppyshop Diskmags 0103
- INFO '90
- ZNET
Floppyshop Diskmags 0104
- C BREEZE INFO
- CHEAT! Issues 1, 2 and 3
Floppyshop Diskmags 0105
- ZMAG
Floppyshop Diskmags 0106
- QUANTA
- ZNET
Floppyshop Diskmags 0107
- ST REPORT
Floppyshop Diskmags 0118
- INFO '91
- JARGON
-
NETHACK
This is the GEM based version of the popular Unix based Dungeons and Dragons type game of the same name. Although it will run on any ST, STE, TT or Falcon with any TV or monitor, it is really designed for 16 colour, 80 column, VGA on the Falcon or TT medium res. The game has a similar feel to the old Gauntlet and Rogue games, although its origins go further back. Wander around, collect objects and potions, cast spells, destroy or avoid nasties and progress from one dungeon to the next. Hardened Nethack players will be glad to know that all the old keyboard commands are still supported as well as the old file format, so you can load in your saved games. If you're into these type of games, Nethack GEM is the best there is. Requires at least 2 Meg of memory. A hard drive is highly recommended but not essential.
Floppyshop Diskmags 0119
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0120
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0122
- DESKTOP.INF file explained
- List of ATARI BBS for UK and US
- Going on-line to COMPUSERVE with ST Talk
- ASCII manuals for KERMIT, QM1200ST modem and ST TALK
- Report from the 1991 CeBIT
- PROGRAMMERS' FORUM
- TECHNICAL HINTS & TIPS
- Demo session on GENIE
Floppyshop Diskmags 0124
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0125
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0126
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0127
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0128
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0129
- PICFORMATS
- INFO '91
- LIMERICK
- MEGACHEAT
- RAMUPGRADE
- XSCHEME
- MAILSERVE
- ZNET
Floppyshop Diskmags 0131
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0132
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0133
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 0134
- ATAR_BIN
- ZNET
- INFO '91
- PORTABLE ADDITION #5
- MIDI_VIR
Floppyshop Diskmags 0135
- ZNET
Floppyshop Diskmags 0136
- ST REPORT
Floppyshop Diskmags 0137
- ST REPORT
Floppyshop Diskmags 0138
- JOKES
Floppyshop Diskmags 3134
- ST REPORT Issues 730-736
Floppyshop Diskmags 3135
- ST REPORT Issues 737-741
Floppyshop Diskmags 3136
- ST REPORT Issues 742-747
Floppyshop Diskmags 3137
- ST REPORT Issues 748-750
Floppyshop Diskmags 3138
- ST REPORT Issues 805-810
Floppyshop Diskmags 3154
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 3155
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 3156
- INFO '92
- INFO '91
Floppyshop Diskmags 3157
- INFO '92