0¶383¹FUTURE
3¹ENTERTAINMENTS
3¹SHOW REPORT
				a5by Orion/Miracle
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91There was a show called e4FUTURE ENTERTAINMENTS 91in London between November 6th and
8th (1992 of course).  The first day it was visited by 15000 people.  The second
day,  many  people who had invitations or tickets were unable to visit it!
1There  were  2 different parts in this
show  which  was in the "Earl's Court"
exhibition center:

b1 - 9"Game" firms like  Sega, Nintendo,
Commodore,      Ocean,     Microprose,
Electronic Arts, Philips, etc.

b2 - 9Some  PCs, sales  of software  and
hardware.    Firms  in  this  sections
were:  Commodore, GVP and Citizen.

The  organization of the show was made
by  Future  Publishing  (publisher  of
magazines  like  Amiga  Format,  Amiga
Shopper and Amiga Power).



	 d5THE COMMODORE STAND:

91The  latest  was  there.

In  the game stand, there were lots of
A600,    A600HD,    CDTV,   A570CD-ROM
supported  A500+  and A1200.  On some,
were shown different games.  On one of
them,  the  demo  version of DPaint IV
AGA  (supported with the 1280*512 HAM8
screen mode).

In  the  business stand there were the
A3000  and A4000.  The sample software
chosen for them was Scala.

The  Kickstart  V3.0  who supports the
AGA  chips  which are in the A1200 and
A4000  will  soon support the A500 and
A2000 too (yyuppppii!).  The Kickstart
V2.1 is already released.

	    d5THE GVP STAND:

91It  was  including  the  A530,  Impact
Vision 24 and new genlocks by G-Lock.

	d5THE MICROPROSE STAND:

91"F-15  Strike  Eagle  3" and "Harrier"
converted  to the PC, the demo version
of "Gunship 2000" for the Amiga (which
works on A600).

	  d5THE PHILIPS STAND:

91The  CD-I  was shown on it.  And there
were  a  demo disk (who could beat the
CDTV)   on  the  "Full  Screen  Motion
Video".

Well,   you  can  see  that  the  most
attractive  stand  was  the megamighty
Commodore's one.

	eViva Amiga, yeeehhaaa!9
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