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In this video I take a type-in listing from a Sinclair magazine (in this instance Sinclair Programs from October 1984), and after entering it in on my 48k ZX Spectrum, I convert it to AMOS Pro on my Amiga. I take an in-depth look at the magazine in question, and go through the journey I took to get the program keyed into my Spectrum. it wasn't plain sailing. I then go on to look at how I converted it to AMOS on the Amiga. Note the in game footage from the AMOS version is slightly out of focus, and I have no idea why as all other screen capture was fine, but hopefully this won't distract from your enjoyment of the video. :) The source files files for the program in this video can be downloaded for free from my website: https://www.ya-retro.co.uk/downloads See my small retro website here: https://www.ya-retro.co.uk ... and you can follow me on X/Twitter at: @yawning_angel ... and on Mastodon at: @[email protected] ... and on BlueSky here: @yawning-angel.bsky.social ... and if you want to buy me a coffee in order to support my AMOS efforts, and these videos, find me on Ko-Fi at: https://ko-fi.com/yawningangel Thanks for watching, and I hope this video is of some use to you. YA. 😎