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What happened to the fusion Mag was it never released or something?

Chris wilkes (boyo) over at Retro Gamer forum, the guy behind it decided to pull the plug in mid production, he felt it wouldn't sell and passed it over to me to continue on handling costs and printing, which at the time I couldn't afford to do, even with 150 pro-orders on it, and I wouldn't mind I had over 22 page spreads done, never to been seen by anyone, and this has become the norm ever since with working with this community, I hate to say, but worked with allot of them now, only to be shafted in the back, or played/expoited on  my generosity so much to the extend where I wouldn't do anymore retro gaming related work in the future with anyone from retro gamer forum, in a nut sheel nothing but "USERS / Freeloaders" over there to what they can get, which is a complete shame IMO.

Thanx buddy, I try to differ every time  which can be a difficult task but worth it in the end 

thought I'd share some retro related stuff I've done of the years..so hope you all like it



and a front cover too :


also did allot of wasted work for Retro Fusion magazine aswell, some nice stuff here too



index page :


some poster work


Project X mag preview article



and some logo design work for our firends here : Retroplay



hope you liked the stuff

all the best

Great to see you here!

I went from Speccy to ST and had a 2600 too, although I never betrayed my beloved Atari 

but thanks to emulators I have them all now back again

will try and start some of my mind jedi tricks

I seem so far the only one to have grown up with the Atari 8bit computers, I first got my at the age 9, it was the Atari 800 back in 1981, and knew nothing about what a Spectrum was or a c64 did, my father bought this as an educational computer for us young'ins, and to this day, still remember the Europe Atlas program from Atari, wghere you learned the countries and the captial cities, but ti wasn't long before the games started to appear and was hooked on the likes of "River Raid", H.E.R.O., Bruce Lee, The Goonies, M.U.L.E. etc, and just never seen any other computer do this stuff the way the Atari did, I hold this computer very dear to heart and also this was where I began my Graphical Skills and own the Atari 8bit range allot for now I'm a digital Media designer and consultant thanks to it

Hi everyone 

then moved to the Atari ST range in 1986 and thought this was the best thing since sliced bread, Loved it!, and when LSD Compacts came along (for those of you, will know what I'm talking about here