Amiga Addict Magazine - Issue 4 - Snack Attack: Amiga Game Licences With Big Brand Treats! - Amiga Addict magazineAdd to Favorites

Amiga Addict Magazine - Issue 4 - Snack Attack: Amiga Game Licences With Big Brand Treats! - Amiga Addict magazineAdd to Favorites

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In this issue

Issue 4 includes:

• Snack foods and Amiga in-game advertising. Each member of the AA team tries a snack and we look at the related games
• An exclusive chat with ex-Amiga Format Editor Marcus Dyson
• Amiga and Atari go head to head
• Heroes of Amiga games feature
• Civitas Nihilium - an Amiga-made commercial board game
• Review of the brand new version of Amiga Forever
• The story of the super rare CD1200 drive
• Our usual features - Six of the Best, Readers' Letters, Demoscene, hardware & tutorials

Amiga Addict Magazine Description:

PublisherSimulant

CategoryComputer & Mobile

LanguageEnglish

Frequency9 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.

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