In the new millenium, inactivity would grow, the group more and more endangered to fall apart. Major releases like 'Audio Video Disco' just weren't coming any more....

1999 started very well. Scoopex' first major release on the PC, 'Alien 2 PC', came 3rd in the demo-competition at MekkaSymposium '99, and Scoopex took home first and second place in the Amiga 4k competition, too. Seenpoint got published for the ninth time, being one of the best issues ever.

Those who had taken the initiative cut down their activities, the French section, but the strong going group around Antibyte and Boogeyman kept the pace and lead Scoopex to its by far best period in the group's history.

The french section strengthened Scoopex in these days on their way back to the top.

'Surprise! Productions' (S!P) joined Scoopex as a subgroup in 1992 and left again about half a year later, leaving only Spycatcher behind.

The days of April 1990 made a huge difference for Scoopex and the whole scene in general.

Scoopex (SCX) was founded as an Amiga group back in 1988 by Ranger & Shark The Master. Rooted in Austria, they fastly expanded and became an international based group.