Release Review for Top Secret 11

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@t7ISSUE REVIEWED   -   #11

PRODUCER         -   MAJIC 12


@t8PRESENTATION
@t1Top  secret is a very odd magazine.  It
looks crap.  A loading picture that you
can   call  neither  'art'  nor  humour
fronts  the  magazine,  featuring  what
appears   to   be  a  muscular  fantasy
character  and a big plate with an even
bigger  sausage  on  it, oh, and a tiny
peice  of  bacon!   This is followed by
the  magazine itself.  A panel of icons
lies   towards   the   bottom   of  the
magazine,  dressed  in  a  marble style
box, the kind of marble people used to
fill  logo's and fonts with a few years
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ago.   Above the things that stands out
most  about the look of Top Secret that
every  thing is brown!  The only colour
used  for  text  (apart  from white) is
brown!  Even the icon panels are brown,
maybe  Majic  12  love brown, maybe the
are  all  colour blind and dont want to
risk  making  a  mess of the colours or
maybe the coder of the magazine routine
didn't  know  that  the  Amiga had more
colours   than   brown.   The  magazine
layout,  and  style  is  very tidy, and
clean-cut.

@t8CONTENT
@t1The  contents  of  Top Secret make it a
realy  great  read.   It  offers a very
large  variety  of  scene  topics, well
written,   and   interesting  to  read.
@#@t2,19@^Merely  looking  at  the  contents page
makes  your  mouth  water.  Quality and
quantity and equal.


@t8OVERALL
@t1The   first  impression  given  by  Top
Secret  is  that it's going to be a sad
magazine  that  should be thrown in the
bin.   Well,  give  Top  Secret  a  few
seconds  and  you  WILL  be  impressed.
This  issue  of  Top  Secret  is, in my
opinion, as good as  Zine ever was, and
its  not  full  of  itself either, Zine
always   talked   of   itself  and  its
members,  and  how  they  all wanted to
fuck  'Pasty'.   While  the  magazine's
colour  scene may be totaly bland it is
a very neat and tidy magazine, a little
square  looking but its content make it
a worthy addition to the Amiga magazine
scene.       @t8                    84/100
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