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Amsoft was a
wholly owned subsidiary of Amstrad, PLC,
founded in 1984 and re-integrated with its
parent company in 1989. Its
purpose was to
provide an...
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Construction Kit 1991
Domark 3D
Boxing 1985
Amsoft 3D
Fight 1985
Loriciels 3D
Grand Prix 1985
Amsoft 3D
Invaders 1984
Amsoft 3-D
Monster Chase 1985
Romik 3D Pool...
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others to play
video games at the same time. Bill Poel,
General Manager of
Amsoft (Amstrad's
software division), said
during the
launch press release that...
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models of home computer. It was
developed by Gem
Software and
published by
Amsoft in 1984.[citation needed] It was
often included in the free
bundles of software...
- program. They were also
capable of
running the CP/M
operating system. The
Amsoft division of
Amstrad was set up to
provide in-house
software and consumables...
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recognisable mascot, a
number of
games by Amstrad's in-house
software publisher Amsoft have been
tagged with the
Roland name. However, as the
games had not been...
- C****ette
inlay Publisher(s) Bug-Byte (June 1983)
Software Projects (Nov 1983)
Amsoft (1985) Designer(s)
Matthew Smith Programmer(s)
Matthew Smith (Spectrum)...
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Space acquired by Sega in 2016 and
their games are now
published by Sega
Amsoft Brentwood, Es****,
United Kingdom 1984
various Amstrad CPC
games publishing...
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Bufilcon A 45 16
Hydrocurve II 45, Soft Mate B
Deltafilcon A 43 10
Amsoft,
Amsoft Thin,
Comfort Flex,
Custom Flex, Metrosoft, Soft Form
Toric Phemfilcon...
- Imagine. pp. 76–81. "Feature: Jet Set Willy".
Amstrad Computer User. No. 10.
Amsoft.
September 1985. pp. 56–61.
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March 2023. Rowson,
Derek (10 August...
