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`31.Jul.2001` Soren Ladegaard, webmaster at commodorebillboard.com (ANF)	Haage & Partner supports The Commodore Billboard (Update) As a sign of their continued commitment to the community, Haage & Partner will now be hosting more than 25 Commodore TV-ads featured at The Commodore Billboard. The Commodore Billboard is the internet's largest archive of Commodore marketing material such as adverts, brochures, tv-commercials, merchandise etc. The Commodore Billboard has had server problems during the past few months resulting in dead links in the "commercials section". "Sure we are pleased to help" says Markus Nerding, managing director of Haage & Partner. With Haage & Partners' solid position in the Amiga market, the files are guaranteed to be online for a long time for all Amiga / Commodore fans to enjoy. Update: Lots of classic Commodore marketing material has been scanned and added to The Commodore Billboard. A fourty-page Page English Commodore Brochure! New Danish Commodore Adverts Section! Two Danish Commodore Adverts. New Greek Section! One Greek A500 Brochure One German 1541 Brochure Two German CDTV Brochures Two German CD32 Brochures Two German A1200 Brochures One German A4000 Brochure One Dutch PC Brochure One German PC 286 / 386 Brochure One German 286 / 386 / 486 / Amiga / C64 Brochure Nine New Items In The Miscellaneous Section - Matches, T-shirts And Much More! (ps) [News message: 31. Jul. 2001, 01:38] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`16.Jul.2001` Milan Pollé (ANF)	Genetic Species for Gameboy Advance petition Milan Pollé (author of the site, but not the petition pages) write: Seeing the FPS games announced for the Gameboy Advance started me thinking about the awesome Amiga game Genetic Species, by Marble Eyes. This game is an FPS with really great atmosphere and elements borrowed from the classic 'Paradroid', like being able to take over the bodies and skills of your enemies. As this game worked well on low-end Amigas, about three years ago, I thought it might be possible to port it to the Gameboy Advance. The developers of this game worked for three years on it and only sold hundreds or at the most a couple of thousands of copies, as the Amiga market had shrunk when the game was completed, but also because of piracy. Needless to say the developers were really disappointed. I coined this idea in the Gameboy Advance forum on www.ign.com and people were really interested in this game, so they started contacting the developers, who were suprised by the sudden attention this game got. At the moment the developers are looking into the possibilities of doing a port. We ask anyone interested in a Gameboy Advance version to sign our petition. Even if in the end a port won't or can't be done, it will show the developers that their work is appreciated by a lot of people. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 16. Jul. 2001, 08:54] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jul.2001` 3ivx	3ivx: New URL The 3ivx homepage moved to a new URL. http://www.3ivx.nu changed to http://www.3ivx.com. 3ivX is a compression algorithm for video files with integrated audio-stream. It is available for different OS's such as Windows, Linux and Amiga (WarpUP and PowerUP). (mj) (Translation: sk) [News message: 09. Jul. 2001, 12:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jul.2001` TheLegacy	Nostalgie: The Legacy - new screenshost and cover-scans There are some new screenshots, cover-scans and genredefinitions of up to 335 games in the 'Nostalgic Game Museum'. 'The Legacy' contains screenshots, cover-scans and information about the developers of old C64, Amiga, Atari, PC and Schneider/Amstrad CPC games. (mj) (Translation: sk) [News message: 09. Jul. 2001, 12:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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