obSceneities 4. obScenenetits. And this is what happens when you keep the window tilted at night.
obScenenetits – Crazy Curt Cool crashes through and hijacks your mag.
Yeah, you looked, right? I know I would have.
Middleaged, married men do, so the statistics say.
You hopefully remember, the closing image of Critikill from Jurassic Pack 19 consisting of a dinosaur fleeing from an approaching meteor.
Does the internet make the things inside the Scene easier or not? Does it support or kill everything? Sane of Monk tries to find the answer.
Ghandy was missing some more support for JP#19 and wonders if there can ever be another issue of Jurassic Pack.
Credits. The team behind Jurassic Pack issue 19.
When Jurassic Pack 18 was released in January 2021, there were a lot of praising words made by a lot of different Sceners. And rightly so!
Mr. BeanBag is a Sonic the hedgehog clone that was originally coded for the A500 in AMOS by Amy Worthington (Tricky) back in the Amiga.
Changes to a Collector's Mind, confessions of a former wannabe hoarder. An autobiographical article written by Curt Cool/Depth & Nah-Kolor.
Jurassic Pack #17 - The Cartel. Publication in May 2007 at the Nordlicht Party. Here's the editorial of this issue by its chief Selectanovel.
JP issue 15 - was it too rushed? Give me feed back! Or something, by various people. Feedback by some readers of Jurassic Pack.
And again you have reached the bitter end of a sweet issue of Jurassic Pack - The lost (and found) diskmag (on Amiga).
Who did what? Here are the credits for the Amiga diskmag Jurassic Pack issue 17, released at the end of May 2007.
So, time to break into a song, slightly moulded over Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer. His editorship apologizes for any broken metrical feet. By Curt Cool.
Official Guide To Organizing A Revision 2022 Satellite. [this was leaked to us by a mole in Revision headquarters. it may be a work-in-progress -ed.]
Editorial of obSceneities. It's been a while. Many grown-ups were children and no children (of today) were born when this section last had ...
Interview with Axel of Brainstorm, the maineditor of the diskmag and podcast ZINE. The family father is active again after a huge break.
A short story for Jurassic Pack 18 by Sane. It explains why Magic hasn't been seen anywhere for quite a while. So what happened with him?
We are still alive! The dinosaur among the diskmags is back after more than 12 years! Our editorial and all credits for this issue.
Rumrunner talks about his struggle getting Eurochart to work under Linux and reflects on multiplatform productions in general.