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Publications : Amiga Future: Amiga Tribute Video as MP4

Posted by AndreasM on 2008/4/9 12:24:22 (1914 reads) News by the same author

In the Amiga Future Download-Database you found now the Amiga Tribute Video from Eric Schwartz as MP4.

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

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LiveForIt	Published: 2008/4/9 15:47 Updated: 2008/4/9 15:47
Home away from home Joined: 11/20/2006 From: Norway Comments: 4027	Re: Amiga Future: Amiga Tribute Video as MP4 Loved the Video Thanks Erik your work is a true inspiration.

PEB	Published: 2008/4/10 4:36 Updated: 2008/4/10 4:36
Not too shy to talk Joined: 11/29/2006 From: Comments: 476	Re: Amiga Future: Amiga Tribute Video as MP4 What a cool video! I love how the song and the animation dovetail so beautifully together. And it so nicely sums up the original greatness of the Amiga, the tragedy of its recent history, and, at the same time, promotes a nice "never-say-die" attitude for the Amiga community to hold and advance for the future. Kudos Mr. Schwartz!