Germany, with France, represented the whole of CPC Scene. For a long time had a guerilla between the groups of both countries.
The Germans, ultra-technicians, were outdistanced by French productions : a true outrage...
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German magazine "CPC AI" contains more than 100 pages, and was made with the Teutonic rigour. It was fortnightly but the readers really had of what to read... And magazine missed however of fun and was very severe, often approaching rebarbative subjects in a very scholastic way. A place was also made in other less play machines of the range Amstrad... The last number was that of December, 1992 - Jan 1993 |
Perestroika issued by euro-meetings improved the atmosphere and it is in February 1992 when articles on the 1st meeting and The Demo were written.
Not speaking German, I have never succeeded in translating this article, but I assume that he did not say too much evil...
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The magazine CPC AI spoke very often about electronics. We can easily now understand why Frenchies were absolutely dropped when they saw the german cpc modified machines It was unthinkable to see a not fiddled German cpc. It made easier life in term of development. The French stage followed, but there was a huge delay. |
