Difference between revisions of "Magazines"

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Magazines

Denmark

• Amstradbladet

France

• AM Mag
• Amstar
• Amstrad Cent Pour Cent
• Amstrad Magazine
• Amstradebdo et PC
• CPC
• CPC Infos
• Logistrad
• Microstrad

Germany

• Aktueller Software Markt (ASM). A multi platform magazine reviewing games.
• Compute mit. A magazine for Amstrad CPC and several Commodore computers.
• Computer Flohmarkt (CF). A multi platform computer magazine for classified ads.
• Computer Kontakt. A multi platform magazine.
• CPC Schneider International. This magazine was also known as (in order of appearance):
  • PC Schneider International
  • PC Amstrad/Schneider International
  • PC Amstrad International
  • CPC Amstrad International
• CPC Schneider Magazin. This magazine was known as (in order of appearance):
  • CPC Magazin
  • CPC Schneider Magazin
  • Schneider Magazin
  • Schneider Computerpartner
• Happy Computer. A multi platform magazine.
• Schneider aktiv
• Schneider Spezial

Great Britain

• Amstrad Action
• Amstrad Computer User
• Amtix
• Computing with the Amstrad
• CPC Attack
• CPC Computing

Fanzines

Denmark

• HACK

Great Britain

• A-OK
• Artificial Intelligence
• BTL
• CPC Domain
• CPC Undercover
• CPC User
• Donut Mag
• Impact
• Playmates
• Potential Difference
• Print-Out
• WACCI

Ireland

• Amstrad Fun
• Amstrad User
• CPC Forever

Germany

• Bad Mag (disc)
• CPC-Bild (paper)
• CPC Challenge (disc)
• CPC-Fastloader (disc and paper)
• CPC forever (paper)
• CPC-Power (paper)
• CPC-Telegramm (disc)
• Crackers International (paper)
• Disc Mac (disc)
• Digital Press (3rd issue was a french/german production)
• Guten TAG! (disc)
• Lamers International (paper)
• Rundschlag (paper)
• Tribal Mag (disc) (de/en/fr)
• X-Treme (disc)

France

• Croco world
• Quasar CPC

and lots, lots more from across Europe and elsewhere.