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Downloading now, but I know i'm going to love it so heres my thumb! |
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added on the 2005-07-28 by xeron |
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Good diskmag in every aspect. Thumps up!! I will review it probably for SPEED 2006
Ghandy: That Mop,Macno,RokDaZone etc. would write for JP was only a joke ofcourse You fallen for that quit good..
Thump up for that one too ;) |
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added on the 2005-07-28 by magic |
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Thx Magic! Let's forget about our quarrel I'd say. Peace, bro!
The release of this issue was Murphys' law in its pure nature! Everything that could have go wrong, went wrong. And many bad surprises aswell.
I really hope you like our product. It's a result of many months of hard work. |
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added on the 2005-07-28 by ghandy |
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Jp has never looked so good! Nice title pics, cool cliparts, good colours and very stylish panels! One of the best looking diskmags for a long time!
A huge tune selection but none of them were to my tastes really.
Content wise it was well put together but it didn't interest me because I don't care for the Amiga but that's not a criticism against JP. They did well to come up with good the contents in hard times.
It's rare to see such quality on the Amiga any more but this is Quality with a capital "Q"! |
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This was a very nice issue of Jurassic Pack. It has interesting articles and an overall good atmosphere. Cool to see that Strife/Apathy has joined the editor staff - looking forward to more articles from him about collecting computer and console stuff. Keep it up!! |
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Ghandy: what quarrel? We dont care we only write about it ;)
BTW. Meeting you at The Party 1993 was quite nice looking back who would have though that in 2005 we would be still in contact uh? ;-) |
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added on the 2005-07-28 by magic |
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aaaaah lovely. nice that there still is classic diskmags out there :) |
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yes!
maybe a little thin though, but that's probably the cns-effect =) |
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added on the 2005-07-29 by Dalton |
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Props to you for another great issue for our beloved Amiga.
A good glass full of fine malt articles, mucho free-beer.
20 years and there's life in the old Amiga-dog yet!
Giving an interview in the middle of the night was worth each second. ;)
Every once in a while, a mag comes along that's so simple in nature, so kind in it's intentions that it must be an Amiga one.
Enough of nonserious anti-PC-amusement but don't touch my drink.
#13 AND #14 Oh boy - to us, these were really great. Go dudes read it.
Now we're waiting on #15. Okee Dokee!
Cheers
Ultimo Drinko-Don and Freibier-ALiEN on their way back to becks.de
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Happy joy! |
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hooray for ghandy!! \o/ |
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added on the 2005-07-30 by chavez |
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Sweet mag. The amiga scene seems to have two great mags going now...
I love the outfit, I just have one request: the ability to print out articles so that I can read while away from my computer. |
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just fabulous. finally managed to get a wb running X) gonna check all other releases =p |
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added on the 2005-08-05 by cubon |
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madcrow: You can export them as plain text and print that from your favourite text editor. |
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added on the 2005-08-05 by xeron |
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Not so many articles as in #13 but it rulez ;o) |
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added on the 2005-08-05 by wayne |
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after the magnifiscent #13 this is a bit of a letdown content-wise, some articles just felt too irrelevant. but there was nice content in it too. i spent 2 hours reading the stuff, and it was a pleasure. a highlight is the interview section with nice group portraits from funktion and up rough, and i also would like to point everyones interest on the interview with alien/antitrax2010. demospotting was very nice too, i noticed how much amiga stuff i missed during the last year. can't say anything about the music 'cause i don't have speakers or headphones right now, but the graphic panels very VERY neat. |
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I already began preparing issue 15 and successfully convinced Coma of ex-3 Little Elks to finish a real fantastic old module of him!! My alltime favourite of the jp songs ever is the tune Jurassic Morning from him.
At Evoke StingRay and me will talk about many further details and then Spotty Spot, the roughest of the up rough clan will start his hard pixeling work.
Thanks a lot for your honest feedback! |
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added on the 2005-08-11 by ghandy |
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thats cool to hear, lars! i hope i'll be able to contribute more this time. just tell me the deadline early enough this time... =) |
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@Dipswitch: I'm thinking about setting up a ML for coeditors and other supporters so that you will be informed better about the ongoings. Thanks again for your last second support, Gleb! And yes, you joined as coed, didn't I already tell you that at the Haujobb bbq?? ;-)) |
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added on the 2005-08-20 by ghandy |
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finally I got to read this :) the interviews are cool. More of those. Especially liked the interview with Alien which revealed quite a few facts from the early scene age to me(esp. why do old sceners often have 3-letter handles :D ). Would be cool with some more scene history + interviews with early sceners... The making of articles are also interesting. I got kind of scared of Scicco's streamplayer too, so I'm not looking forward to competing with them next time :) |
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Interview with Alien... What? And I passed that one? Download.... .. .. . . .. . \ . . . /... |
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added on the 2005-12-22 by Midfit |
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Just a quick sidenote: All issues of JP + bonus stuff have also been uploaded to Scene.org to make sure they don't get lost in space anyhow. When I find the time I will also post them in the Aminet. |
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added on the 2005-12-23 by ghandy |
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