I still have my Blitz 2.1 All boxed and looking good.
Before that, I remember coding (a little) assembler using DevST from HiSoft and SToS (François Lionet), which were on the Atari ST. On the Amiga I use to code with DevAM (again only a little), Amos (François Lionet), GFABasic and then to Blitz (Acid Software). If my memory serves me correctly, Blitz was distributed by Guildhall Leisure. Aw, the memories!
I think there were four developers. Mark Sibly and Simon Armstrong were two of the originals, I cannot remember the other two. Acid Software rocked.
I think I still have my original DevST and DevAM aswell.
Before that, I remember coding (a little) assembler using DevST from HiSoft and SToS (François Lionet), which were on the Atari ST. On the Amiga I use to code with DevAM (again only a little), Amos (François Lionet), GFABasic and then to Blitz (Acid Software). If my memory serves me correctly, Blitz was distributed by Guildhall Leisure. Aw, the memories!
I think there were four developers. Mark Sibly and Simon Armstrong were two of the originals, I cannot remember the other two. Acid Software rocked.
I think I still have my original DevST and DevAM aswell.