@Rudei

With everybody being skint this could be a great time to get some real bargains!

As long as it doesn't clash (as these things are prone to do) then FOREMATT hope to be attending.

As well as what could be your last chance to get some new Amiga software (as in not used!) at great prices without the risk of not knowing what you are getting we hope to bring some bits and pieces that are not on our websites as well as some second hand classics for those who still have an A500 under the bed itching to get out and bring some cheap nostalgia in dark days! :)

Hope to see you all there.

John
www.forematt.idps.co.uk
www.forematt.co.uk
www.retro-dropshipping.co.uk

@Mikey_C

I know you would mate. And I never even offered you a fiver to say that. LOL

@Slayer

To clarify: All of our titles are and always have been originals. BUT, please note (History of Amiga part 2), that after all the "real" publishers f***ed off (can I say that with stars?) and left the Amiga to die it was left to a few companies to keep it alive. Apart from Hyperion, Weird Science and clickBOOM they were not having titles produced in an EMI type pressing factory. As such ALL titles by Alive Mediasoft (even the legitimate ones, and I can't tell you how much I lost on trade purchases from them as we rake up bad memories!) and most of the titles by Epic Marketing were produced on CDR. They were not pirate, they were produced by those small companies on the budget and available media of the time.

If anybody that is thinking of buying but wants to know more about the publisher and/or media production of a specific title before buying then please drop me an email and I will inform you before you buy.

John

sales@forematt.co.uk

@Dwyloc

I beg your pardon! I can categorically state that you did not buy those items from us. We never sold scan doublers, flicker fixers or any such hardware (we sold a total of 2 monitors that we purchased from Weird Science at the end of what was to be their final Amiga show). We only sold a couple of Foundation CD's but as we never sold the other stuff then I would say that you have got the wrong company.

Our website was made for us by Epic Marketing who were based 10 miles from us in the next town. Unfortunately, this proximity resulted in many years of being accused of being the same company because "Amigans" could not think it possible that there could be two dealers in the same county! Of course, as Epic, Weird Science and Alive Mediasoft were the only companies publishing titles then we stocked what they all produced.

I must say after all these years I am fed up that I still have to explain myself and my company every time somebody "thinks" we were actually somebody else. Meanwhile the damage is done, again!

@Rudei

Thanks!

@Slayer

You don't need to register. We changed the site into a dropshipping trade site. So you are actually getting access to our trade prices which is why they are cheaper than you will find being sold on ebay by our members. You just need to click on the examples link which gives you access to the Amiga games.

We do not add, subtract or adjust the price in any way for VAT or any other taxes. International orders (outside UK) are paid in US Dollars at a rate of $1.50 > ?1.00. Please select International USD on the payment page. Recorded Delivery can only be added to UK orders.

Please note the site can only process one game at a time, otherwise we will lose alot of money on postage. Thanks.

You can contact me at sales@forematt.co.uk

Regards
John
FOREMATT Home Computing

@Mikey_C

There was a problem with the original release of Nightlong. I think ClickBoom authored the master on a PC which of course caused problems, but don't quote me on that fact! :)

Anyway, whatever it was, they fixed it and released a new version 1.1. It is this new version that we stock and we have never had a problem with the first 500+ copies we have sold. That said, when it comes to the infinite amount of add-ons you guys have on your Amigas I can't guarantee anything.

We are now down to our last 57 copies.

Hope this helps
John
FOREMATT Home Computing