MyAtari 2002 Awards,
Matthew Bacon explains all...
Welcome to the February
2002 issue of MyAtari magazine. Firstly, a big thank
you to everyone who has taken the time to write to me
regarding our new improved look. I am pleased to hear
that you approve of our cleaner, fresher look which
has helped us reduce file sizes and improve download
speeds. Please keep your comments coming as I am always
keen to hear your suggestions ;-)
This month, I am proud
to say, MyAtari has managed yet another exclusive. At the end of last year, news circulated
around the forums that Jaguar and Lynx consoles were
back on sale in the high street. Following talks with
EB Stores Group Ltd (the parent company of the retail
stores GAME and Electronics Boutique), MyAtari recently
managed to secure an interview with Ben Grant, the UK
Product Manager. Our interview with Ben can be read
here.
This month's issue also
features the first of a new series by Matthew Preston
on Atari emulation; an insight into Project Samba by
Mille Babic; Christoph Brincken continues his Calamus
column with an article on how to make professional quality
signs using vector graphics; Tim Conrardy investigates
running MIDI applications under the Steem Engine and
Harry Reminder takes a look at the MultiJoy8 interface
for the Atari XL/XE. Cracking stuff, I'm sure you'll
agree!
With so much exciting
developments currently happening in the Atari scene
at the moment, we thought it was an excellent time to
hold our first annual awards. However, before voting
begins in March, we want you to send us your nominations
for the following categories;
Best Atari web site of the year
Best Programmer of the year
Best Commercial release of the year
Best Shareware release of the year
Best PD/Freeware release of the year
Best Game release of the year
Best Hardware upgrade of the year
Best Atari supporting company of the year
Best Atari magazine of the year
Outstanding contribution to the Atari community
Nomination:
Link:
No
further nominations are being accepted.
If you'd like us
to consider any other categories, please submit your
suggestions to matthew@myatari.net.