26 diskmag series, 1988–2004: ZX Spectrum and Amiga carried the Czech and Slovak scene, but the longest runs were FLOP (69) and Narsil (50)

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“Provide a list of Czech and Slovak disk magazines (diskmags) released for microcomputers prior to 2010, including the platform(s), years active, number of known issues.”

A conservative working catalog of 26 Czech, Slovak, and two Czech–Slovak collaborative diskmag series released on microcomputers before 2010, spanning ZX Spectrum, Amiga, Atari 8-bit and ST/Falcon, Commodore 64, and IBM PC/DOS. Years are the earliest and latest documented by located sources; issue figures are explicit totals where known, otherwise the highest numbered issue located.

Czech Slovak Czech–Slovak collaboration endpoint undocumented bar length = documented year span · number = known issues / highest issue located

FLOP on Atari 8-bit shows the highest located issue number in the catalog — 69 — yet no reliable year span could be established from the sources. faqs.org

Narsil reached a documented issue 50 across 1993–2002 on Atari ST/E, the longest documented run in years; specials exist beyond the numbered issues. demozoo.org

Only 10 of the 26 series carry an explicit total or complete issue list; for the rest the figure is a highest numbered issue or a one-off, so true counts may differ. diskmags.de

Subliminal Extacy, a Czech–Slovak collaboration on ZX Spectrum, counts only its three pre-2010 issues; issue 4 from 2021 is excluded by the brief’s cutoff. demozoo.org

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Magazine	Origin	Platform(s)	First	Last	Issues	Count basis & caveat	Source

Working catalog of 26 Czech, Slovak, and Czech–Slovak diskmag series on microcomputer platforms with at least one release before 2010. One row per series: origin, platform(s), first and last documented year, known issue total or highest numbered issue located, count basis, caveat, source. Sources scanned live on 2026-09-02 across diskmag catalogs, platform archives, OldGames.sk, Demozoo, Aminet, Spectrum Computing, ZXPress, and Atari scene pages. “Documented” years are what located sources establish and may understate real activity; blank endpoints are left blank rather than inferred. Surviving archives are fragmentary, so the catalog is broad but not guaranteed exhaustive.

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