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                 ^1L A T E S T   I N   L I C E N S E D
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                               ^4LPD 55.

                              ^2SPRITEX.

                           ^5Shadow Software

^1 This is the latest version of SPRITEX compatible with V1.32 of AMOS.
^1Knocks  spots off the original Sprite Editor supplied with AMOS.  Has
^1more  features  than the one supplied with the Compiler.  Contact the
^1Amos Club direct if you are a member who needs an update.

                               ^4LPD 56.

                               ^2CTEXT.

                           ^5Shadow Software

^1 This  program  is eesential for all serious AMOS programmers.  CTEXT
^1is  an  extension  for  AMOS  which allows you to use icon bank based
^1fonts  which  can  be  drawn  in  up  to  64  colours  and  displayed
^1propotionally  on the screen with kerning if needed.  CTEXT fonts are
^1loaded  in  as  icon  banks and don't need to be loaded in again from
^1disc.  CTEXT fonts do not corrupt memory like normal disc fonts.  Two
^1versions  are  supplied,  one for AMOS 1.23 and the other for Version
^11.3  Some  fonts  are  supplied  on  the  disc  so that you can start
^1experimenting with the program immediately

                               ^4LPD 57.

                          ^2KIDDIES' CLIPART.

                             ^5The Magpie

^1 This  disk  contains  loads  of  line  drawn art which is especially
^1suited  to children.  These pictures can be loaded into DPaint or any
^1other  art  package and coloured in on screen.  They can also be used
^1for DTP work.  Subjects include people, scenes, and transport.

                               ^4LPD 58.

                       ^2LOCKS, KEYS & ENEMIES.

                          ^5Andreas Andreou.

^1 This  is  the  follow up game to Silver Bars and the Enemy (APD 315)
^1which  is  based  on the old Hunchback game.  The follow up is a cute
^1sideways  scroller with the hero, Dimi, having to match the keys with
^1locks  of  the  same  colour.  Having done that you are given another
^1little  game  to  complete  before  going  on to the following level.
^1There  is  a password you can enter if you get far enough to earn the
^1priviledge.   You must also avoid the Enemies which hurtle across the
^1screen  and  be  agile  enough  to leap over pits, some of which have
^1nasties in them.  Enough fun to last quite a few hours!

                               ^4LPD 59.

                      ^2THE PREHISTORIC FUN PACK.

                            ^5Steve Bennett

^1 Who  likes  Dinosaurs?   Everyone  has a soft spot for these extinct
^1giants, especially children.  This program was designed for children,
^1but  all  dinoholics  can play!  There are 4 programs to choose from.
^1Dinoslide  is  a  slide puzzle where you have a choice of 4 pictures,
^1they show different Dinosaurs along with their names.  Dinosaw, (Love
^1the  name!) is a jigsaw puzzle which you have to put the picture back
^1together,  help is available if needed.  Snakes and caves is a snakes
^1and ladders type game with some added features, such as getting stuck
^1in  the mud and having to throw 3 or 6 to get out.  The dice throwing
^1feature is the most novel ever seen!  But I won't spoil it by telling
^1you  here.   Eggstinct  (another brilliant name) is a cutsie platform
^1game  where  Dino  has  to  collect the eggs and avoid beasties.  You
^1cann't die if you're already extinct so you just go back to the start
^1of the level if you collide with a beasty.  Highly Recommended.

                               ^4LPD 60.

                            ^2TECHNO SNAIL.

                            ^5Luke Miller.

^1 Gurgle,  the evil snail has snailknapped all the snail babies and it
^1is  up  to  the  brave  TECHNO SNAIL to get them back.  This is Lukes
^1first  licenseware title and is a cute platform game.  You get rid of
^1the  enemies by firing slime at them, you must collect all the babies
^1from  a  level before a gateway opens onto the next stage.  Avoid the
^1snail pellets and other nasties and pick up the little snails as they
^1cry `help'.  Nice game.

                               ^4LPD 61.                    

                         ^2THE FINAL CHAPTER.

                            ^5Paul Ramsell.

^1 The  Final  Chapter  of the Book of the Dead has been read and it is
^1your  mission  to  close it.  This is a 3-D graphic adventure written
^1with the 3-D Construction Kit by Inrentive Software.  You move around
^1a  3-D  world  entering  buildings and examining what you find there.
^1You  can  talk  to people who will give you clues to help you on your
^1way.   A  lot  of  time  and  thought  has  gone into this game, well
^1recommended.

                               ^4LPD 62.

                             ^2REVOLUTION.

                            ^5Chris Roper.

^1 This  game  can  cater  for  up  to  four players at a time, using 2
^1joysticks and three keys from the keyboard and keypad for each of the
^1other  2  players.   The instructions are simple, move your player to
^1the  top  of  the screen before anyone else!  The more players taking
^1part,  the  more  fun  the game becomes.  There are six levels to get
^1through  and  everyone  gets  to reach the end as you don't die, your
^1score  just  goes  into the minuses, so all abilities can have a good
^1game  and  no one has to sit and watch the other players because they
^1died in level one.  Excellent graphics and great fun, what more could
^1you want?

                               ^4LPD 63.

                          ^2MAGIC FOREST III.

                           ^5Shadow Software

^1 Welcome to Wilbert's Winter Wonderland.  Wilbert is enjoying a White
^1Christmas in the Magig Forest.  This is a Christmas romp with lots of
^1snow  and  Christmas crackers which you bounce on your head till they
^1get  so  big  that  they explode killing the wicked pixies.  You also
^1have to collect the Christmas presents while avoiding a nasty-looking
^1Jack  in  the  Box.   Lots  of  fun  in this Seasonal game from Aaron
^1Fothergill,  not  forgetting  brother  Adam  who did the graphics and
^1music.

                               ^4LPD 64.

                              ^2RESCUE 2.

                            ^5Paul Ramsell.

^1 Rescue  2  is  the latest 3-D game from Paul Ramsell.  It follows on
^1from  the story of Rescue in as much as you are another secret agent,
^1but  it  is  a  complete new adventure to be solved.  Terrorists have
^1tampered   with   3  nuclear  bombs  and  are  trying  to  escape  to
^1international  waters  before  the  bombs detonate.  You have to gain
^1access  to  the  missile control computers and discover what has been
^1done to the missiles, then defuse them.  However, the terrorists have
^1taken the computer's access cards....  Highly Recommended.

                               ^4LPD 65.

                           ^2POWER PLANNER.

                            ^5Amigavision.

^1 This  disc  will  help  you  to  keep  a track of your life.  It's a
^1personal  organiser  which  will  remind  you  of  things  you  might
^1otherwise  have  forgotten  such  as Great Aunt Matilda's birthday or
^1that  you have to go to school or work on a Monday.  Each reminder is
^1given a priority value which means that you can be reminded of events
^1a  month,  a week or a day before they take place, or even on the day
^1itself.   The  program latches onto a built in clock if available, if
^1not  you  set the clock inside the program each time you use it.  All
^1updated information is saved to your disc for future use.

                               ^4LPD 66.

                           ^2HOTEL MANAGER.

                           ^5Ronnie Simpson.

^1 Another quality board game from Ronnie Simpson of Arcadia, Go-Getter
^1and Exit 50 fame.  This game is about buying up strings of hotels and
^1upgrading  their  star  rating  so  that  you  can  charge  even more
^1extortionate rates to those who land on your hotels.  There can be up
^1to  four players, they can be Human or Amiga, those you choose not to
^1use  are  put to `sleep'.  There are rewards and pitfalls in the race
^1around  the board, you can get wheel clamped or sent to hospital, win
^1the  pools  or get interest on your bank balance.  Play to a set time
^1limit,  or  to the bitter end, you'll get a lot of fun from this game
^1without  the  problems  caused  by  clumsy players knocking the board
^1over!  Excellent.

                               ^4LPD 67.

                              ^2CYADONIA.

                           ^5Jamez Newcombe.

^1 This  is  the  promised  sequal to the highly popular CYAD which was
^1reviewed  so  well  in  the  magazines.   I  must admit to it being a
^1personal  favourite  and this new game has better brain bender levels
^1than  the  first.  There are 49 puzzles in all, how does Jamez manage
^1to  think  up so many?  You again control the yellow automated device
^1to  collect  diamonds and find your way out of the mazes, it's not as
^1easy  as  it  sounds,  but  it  is an excellent way to exercise  your
^1brain.   It's  a nice touch that having completed the first level you
^1are  given  access  to a choice of levels, so if you get stuck on one
^1you can choose another, as it's easy to go choose the wrong move, you
^1can escape by pressing `q' and start again.  Highly recomended!

                               ^4LPD 68.

                            ^2VIRUS BUSTER.

                             ^5Rod Pascoe.

^1 This  is  the  virus  killer that was mentioned in the last issue of
^1Totally  Amos.  It recognises plenty of the little beasties that will
^1destroy  your  programs,  now  there  is no excuse for ANYONE to send
^1virus infested disks to Sandra's library!

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