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- Our cover story has exclusive interviews and behind the scenes with Revolution software, as we discuss Beneath A Steel Sky, Lure Of The Temptress and more! - Digital download coverdisk demo of the new Amiga game Spheroid included. - Six Of The Best with Kim Justice. - Ex-Future Publishing editor Andy Smith of Amiga Format and ACE. - A Day In The Life At Arnor Ltd. - The Creative Revolution: Cinemorph. - Infinity Module Player. - Tons of classic games reviewed including Enemy: Tempest Of Violence, Another World, Micro Machines and Exile. - Amiga Power roundtable interview with Stuart Campbell, Cam Winstanley and Rich Pelley. - Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software chats about the development of Sensible Golf. - WinUAE emulation special including how to put Amiga OS on a bootable USB flash drive! - Checkmate 1500 Mini case review. - Plus lots lots more..!

Amiga Addict Description:

出版社: Simulant

カテゴリ: Computer-Mobile

言語: English

頻度: 9 Issues/Year

Amiga Addict is a magazine for Amiga computer users and enthusiasts around the world! The Commodore Amiga was once Europe's most popular computer platform, with iconic games such as Sensible Soccer, Cannon Fodder and Lemmings. Let's not forget groundbreaking software such as DPaint, X-Copy and OctaMED!

The Amiga was so pioneering that even today it has retained a large userbase and community, with new hardware and software still being actively produced. Amiga Addict is your ultimate guide to everything Amiga. We aim to serve a large slice of gaming nostalgia from the glory days of home computing, whilst also providing a fun and engaging magazine to reflect the modern Amiga computer scene today.