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Submitted by Dan Dooré on Tue, 2006-05-30 00:13. Disk

Persona


1996

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Blitz magazine was a replacement for SAM Prime (from Phoenix Software Systems) and was launched when the rights to the Phoenix titles had been obtained by Malcolm Mackenzie.

It was originally edited by Steven Pick, although from issue 2 onwards, it was edited by David Ledbury.


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Copyright Declined

Submitted by Dan Dooré on Mon, 2006-06-05 09:53.

If you put ‘Copyright declined’ then please create the associated node to explain why it has been declined and any status e.g. has the programmer been contacted etc.

If the declination relates to an producer/house then the node can be re-used fo r all relevent items rather then a new one each time.

This is so that copyright status can be tracked and that any ambiguity can be ironed out.

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Blitz magazine disk

Submitted by samsneed4speed on Thu, 2006-06-15 10:46.

Realy cool magazine disks these - I only have a couple of them but I’m well impressed - I’d love to have the lot of em - cool sountracks, wicked tools and games (128K speccy games are rather cool 2) - They are certainly NEXT LEVEL from FRED which I also love, as most will agree contributions wore thin toward the demise of FRED but BLITZ made up for this - certainly the best magazine disks around - pure 100% quality…..its a shame they are so rare

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Thank you :) They should be

Submitted by davidl on Sat, 2006-06-17 03:39.

Thank you :)

They should be available again soon for a slight donation, from a leading SAM site… all money donated to charity as a tribute to Malcolm Mackenzie - the founder of Persona

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Were these ever made available?

Submitted by Lost Soul on Thu, 2013-02-21 17:23.

It’s almost seven years since this thread was last posted to. So was Blitz ever made available?

I imagine there are quite a few recent SAMsters who weren’t involved with the SAM in the 90s. Therefore, they missed out on seeing these the first time around!

Perhaps it’s time to release them to the SAM community (via this WOS website) as PD??

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