You are not logged in - nap Metal Force #2   [1995] Released by : Airwolf-Team Release Date : 14 January 1995 Type : C64 Diskmag AKA : MF 2, MF2, MF #2 User rating:   9.4/10 (8 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Courage of Airwolf-Team, WiC64-Team     LightSide of Airwolf-Team     Mr. Lee of Airwolf-Team     ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team Music  ....  Andy     Arne of Alpha Flight     Bart of Collision     Bleed Into One     Brian of Graffity, The Imperium Arts     Eye     Guy Shavitt of Sidchip Scratchers     Hayes of Quality     Jens Blidon of Lords of Sonics     MHD of Airwolf-Team     Michael Hendriks     Quasi of Nipson     Shogoon of Agony Design, Taboo     Slide of House Designs     Yaemon Graphics  ....  LightSide of Airwolf-Team     Manfred Trenz     Steve Rowlands     Zeldin of Airwolf-Team Idea  ....  Courage of Airwolf-Team, WiC64-Team     LightSide of Airwolf-Team     Mr. Lee of Airwolf-Team     ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team Text  ....  Gonzo of Airwolf-Team, Digital Talk     Ironfist     LightSide of Airwolf-Team     Mr. Lee of Airwolf-Team     Simple of Raiders of the Lost Empire     ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team Charset  ....  LightSide of Airwolf-Team     ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team Linking  ....  ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team Concept  ....  ThunderBlade of Airwolf-Team SIDs used in this release : 3D Message Maker (tune 07) (/MUSICIANS/F/FAME/Hendriks_Michael/3D_Message_Maker_tune_07.sid) Ammargedon (/MUSICIANS/M/MHD/Ammargedon.sid) Animo (tune 2) (/MUSICIANS/S/Slide_Gorissen_Udo/Animo_tune_2.sid) Attack (/MUSICIANS/K/Kochan_Maciej/Attack.sid) Coco Intro (/MUSICIANS/M/Mueller_Markus/Coco_Intro.sid) Digital Sound 1 (/MUSICIANS/M/MHD/Digital_Sound_1.sid) Digital Sound 2 (/MUSICIANS/M/MHD/Digital_Sound_2.sid) Don't Cry (/MUSICIANS/B/Bart/Dont_Cry.sid) Drop the Pilot! (/MUSICIANS/B/Bleed_Into_One/Drop_the_Pilot.sid) Echo Hawk (/MUSICIANS/Y/Yaemon/Echo_Hawk.sid) Galways Music Style (/MUSICIANS/B/Brian/Galways_Music_Style.sid) Hexagone (loader) (/MUSICIANS/S/Shavitt_Guy/Hexagone_loader.sid) Intro Zak (/MUSICIANS/B/Brian/Intro_Zak.sid) It's Done (/MUSICIANS/T/The_Blue_Ninja/Its_Done.sid) Metal Force (/MUSICIANS/B/Blidon_Jens/Metal_Force.sid) Network (/MUSICIANS/E/Eye/Network.sid) Rockzak +1 (/MUSICIANS/B/Brian/Rockzak_plus_1.sid) Shogoon-Rave (/MUSICIANS/S/Shogoon/Shogoon-Rave.sid) Think Now... (/MUSICIANS/M/Mueller_Markus/Think_Now.sid) Timeout (loader) (/MUSICIANS/T/The_Blue_Ninja/Timeout_loader.sid) Xenox's Intro Tune (/MUSICIANS/A/Arne/Xenoxs_Intro_Tune.sid) Contains information on the following event(s) : Tribute 1994  Party report in the chapter "Tribute '94 - a report". Download : ftp://ftp.scs-trc.net/pub/c64/Magazines/Metal_Force/Metal_Force_02.zip (downloads: 1101) http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/30231/Metal_Force_02.zip (downloads: 332) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by TheRyk on 9 April 2015 Though it's hard to judge a mag released at a time just a few years after I gave all my 8 bit hw away and a decade before I bought extremely much 8 bit stuff again, I think this one's much more than old news. What LightSide says about cracking scene is exactly what the more reasonable sceners would state today. Stable and reasonably fast performance, clearly designed writer which clearly shows thunderblade being the father of ultra flash and the like tools. Not every single logo might be everybody's favorite, but I didn't detect any real gfx crime. Cool and cuuute intros. Loads of excellent music. All on one disk. What more couldy anybody have asked for in 1995? User Comment Submitted by Jak T Rip on 2 August 2013 The three issues of Metal Force are so powerful and carefully crafted that I just have to adore them. The intros are all good fun and the chapters are kind of special, it really feels like a magazine with its own writing style and focus. What I don't like about many other mags is that they are merely a medium where anything from anyone can pour in, which makes them interchangeable. Not so Metal Force! User Comment Submitted by iAN CooG on 23 January 2011 Sidlist completed User Comment Submitted by Jazzcat on 14 January 2009 Yeh, love these animated intros... one that is similar, but more scene related, is Vandalism News #18. :) User Comment Submitted by ThunderBlade on 14 January 2009 I don't see anything bad about the logo. The intro just rules! :-) User Comment Submitted by Zeldin on 8 September 2007 I know the guy, who painted the logo... he's a big, big lamer ;-P Danzig is right... this is one of the worst logos I have ever done. Could tell you how that happened, but I better leave it secret... User Comment Submitted by Danzig on 8 September 2007 not the logo *ugly* User Comment Submitted by Sledge on 8 September 2007 They sure did it with style... Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (8) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · Pouët Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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