ISSUE 8 includes:

-    Everybody loves pie, none more so than us Amiga fans! We interview Eben Upton of the Raspberry Pi foundation and also discuss Amiga emulation with special guest Sarah Thornton of Red Hat.
-    TheA500 mini console announced!
-    New regular column by Stoo Cambridge formerly of Sensible Software.
-    Amiga Ant Invasion.
-    X-Copy piracy memories.
-    Amiga hard drive data recovery.
-    Gold Standard: Slam Tilt.
-    Metal Gear, Uridium 2 and Premier Manager 3 review.
-    Part 1 of Unreleased Amiga Games with Frank Gasking.
-    Rob Smith USB Amiga floppy drive update.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 16 includes:

- We feature the masters of adventure point-and-click games, Lucasfilm Games in our six-page cover special.
- A new Amiga laptop solution for taking miggy software out and about!
- Ben Vost was one of Amiga Format's most passionate and dedicated editors - he was also the last! We catch up with Ben in an exclusive interview.
- 3D Amiga rendering artist Paul Kitching captures our hearts with his amazing scenes and backstory.
- Classic Amiga gaming with reviews and articles on DreamWeb, Sink Or Swim, Stardust and Lemmings 2 The Tribes.
- Hollywood v9 programming language and suite of development tools is reviewed.
- Get your WHDLoad game emulation rig working properly with our setup tutorial.
- Blackpool Play Expo show report.
- AmigaRemix joins us to discuss his passion for mods and remixing chiptune music.
- One of the best image processing systems on the Amiga is put through its paces as we test ImageFX.
- Amiga Addict regulars including user groups, news, readers letters and Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software fame.
- Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 15 includes:

 -   Digita International were one of Britain's most successful Amiga productivity software studios! Their product line included the legendary Wordworth word processor, amongst other popular office applications. We speak to the founding members of Digita, who speak candidly about how the company started and how they played their part in the innovation of modern WYSIWYG office software.
-    Latest game releases and previews including CyberPunks 2, Scourge Of The Underkind, Guardian - The Legend of Flaming Sword and Blackdawn Technomage.
-    Classic Amiga game titles such as The Secret Of Monkey Island, Darkmere: The Nightmare's Begun and Lionheart.
-    A look at the work of a true artistic visionary, Rolf Mohr.
-    Become an Amiga animator using our Vista Pro animation tutorial.
-    Neil Thomas of RMC picks his favourite Amiga games of all time in Six Of The Best.
-    Ever wanted to bang that metal? Find out how to learn assembly language.
-    To Be This Good Takes... Amiga! We checkout Sega's iconic arcade games and how their Amiga ports fared.
-    The second part in Adam Laidlaw's A500++ Purple Storm build.
-    h0ffman's highlights from the demoscene.
-    Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software.
-    The usual Amiga news, Back In The Day and readers letters.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 14 includes:

-    We talk to ex-members of Amiga development studio Core Design, bringing you the exclusive story of their formative years on the Amiga before the Tomb Raider franchise.
-    Virtual coverdisk download, including three addictive shareware titles.
-    The latest Amiga games coverage including a roundup of modern Amiga releases in recent years and a review of brand new release Duckstroma.
-    Even more hot new Amiga gaming, with a development diary on Supernova and the previously unreleased Riamel: Black Prophecy.
-    Interview with Ex-Amiga Power scribe Tim Tucker.
-    Adventures In Amiga Wordprocessing - new contributor Sheldon relives some of his best years using Amiga productivity software.
-    Our largest section of classic games so far - featuring reviews of Rise Of The Robots, OnEscapee and the Hollywood Collection (RoboCop, Ghostbusters II, Batman The Movie and Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade)!
-    Amiga Bill picks his favourite Amiga games in Six Of The Best.
-    Public Domain special feature by Matthew Smith.
-    C Programming tutorial so you can code like a pro on the Amiga!
-    Demoscene regular column by h0ffman.
-    Overview of the new Checkmate metal computer stands.
-    Book review of the beautiful Demoscene: The AGA Years.
-    Ravi takes a look at MorphOS in his ongoing journey of Amiga discovery!
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 13 includes:

-    Speed up and get the most from your Amiga hardware with our accelerator six-page cover feature.
-    Classic game reviews including The Settlers, Gods and Superfrog.
-    Huge roundup of the latest Amiga games due for release in our developer catchup.
-    We interview ex-CU Amiga magazine legend, Tony Horgan!
-    Andrew McCloud (of Amiga For Mortals) picks his favourite six Amiga games in our regular Six Of The Best feature.
-    Modding your TheA500 Mini console.
-    Amiga Art Contest 2021 overview.
-    Game summary from the AmiGameJam 2021 tournament.
-    Deluxe Paint hints and tips with Creative Revolution.
-    A look at the MiniMig FPGA hardware.
-    Amiga Discovery featuring MorphOS.
-    Our coding section continues with Developer Insights.
-    We review the latest and greatest Amiga demos in Demoscene with h0ffman.
-    Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

-    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..!

ISSUE 11 includes:

-    THEA500 MINI full final product review - does this new tiny Amiga live up to the hype?
-    Amiga Addict's TOP 100 BEST AMIGA GAMES, EVER!
-    New Amiga version of Knightmare game reviewed.
-    Gold Standard: Apidya.
-    Cinemaware (Part II).
-    King's Valley, Wrong Way Driver, Deluxe Pac-Man and Mean Arenas reviews.
-    Scorched Tanks review featuring an interview with this classic PD game's author Michael P. Welch.
-    More classic Amiga magazine coverage featuring Amiga Power and Amiga Format (with ex-editors Nick Veitch and Cam Winstanley both in this issue!).
-    Interview with the developer behind the Buffee hardware accelerator, Renee Cousins.
-    The Creative Revolution: Changing Faces, an in-depth look at Amiga fonts.
-    Demoscene book review.
-    Amiga CompactFlash backup guide.
-    Audio Oddities: Amiga Art Contest 2021.
-    Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 10 includes:

-    We look to the past, present and into the future with our Winter 2021/2022 edition of Amiga Addict magazine.
-    Massive 7-Page feature on classic Amiga festive magazines (including Amiga Format, Amiga Action and The ONE Amiga)!
-    Bean Vs The Animator full game review.
-    Commodore Amiga: A Visual Compendium book review.
-    A look at the brand new up-coming documentary, Lemmings: Can You Dig It?
-    Amiga Cinemaware games special.
-    Flight of the Amazon Queen review.
-    Modern joystick roundup and reviews.
-    New Amiga Addict Antstream Arcade tournament details (see above screenshot).
-    Interview with David Dunklee (creator of the Amiga 1000 Parceiro addon).
-    Tsunami Accelerator review.
-    Interview with creator of the popular Scorpion Engine Erik Hogon.
-    The Creative Revolution: Art Department Pro (ADPro).
-    Stoo Cambridge of Sensible Software.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 9 includes:

-    We celebrate Alien Breed's 30th birthday - a groundbreaking game and Team17 classic!
-    Check out our massive 6-page feature including exclusive interviews with the game's development team.
-    From Vultures To Vampires book review.
-    Paul Bridger (The Amiga Works Documentary) and Joe Decuir (original Amiga hardware designer) interviews.
-    A look at the inner workings of the Motorola 68000 processor.
-    Retrospective look Zero games magazine.
-    Athanor 2 full review, in-game map and interview with Eric "Atlantis" Safar!
-    New release of OS 2.35 for Commodore CDTV
-    Plus lots lots more..!

-    We talk Psygnosis, and take an inside look at this legendary game publisher.
-    Details of our second Amiga gaming tournament on Antstream Arcade
    (More details here: www.amiga-addict.com/arabian-nights-tournament-on-antstream-arcade).
-    Vampire accelerators feature including the history and their latest products.
-    Eagle & Computer Warrior retrospective - a groundbreaking comic book series.
-    AmigaOS 3.2 review.
-    Turbo Tomato brand new game release!
-    Arabian Nights game review.
-    A1200 hardware upgrades.
-    Music production with the Amiga in Audio Oddities Vol. 2
-    Simon Butler column finale.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 6 includes:

-    Cut, Copy, Paint! An in-depth look at Deluxe Paint and other Amiga art packages.
-    Details of our second Amiga gaming tournament on Antstream Arcade.
-    Big Box Amigas special with John "Chucky" Hertell.
-    New Amiga game Inviyya reviewed.
-    Amiga game movie licences feature.
-    Revision 2021 show report.
-    Perth usergroup feature.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

ISSUE 5 includes:

-    UFO: Enemy Unknown & the X-COM game series.
-    Our first Amiga Addict downloadable coverdisk.
-    Amiga Addict competition to win a signed Danny Flynn UFO limited edition giclée print!
-    News of our exclusive Antstream Supercars 2 gaming tournament, plus exclusive chat with Barry Leitch.
-    Slayers of High Toro reviewed.
-    Smarty and the Nasty Gluttons reviewed.
-    The story of OctaMED with Teijo Kinnunen.
-    SWAG usergroup feature.
-    Plus lots lots more..!

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

Our third issue looks at the vibrant Amiga music scene and jungle movement. Featuring DJ Aphrodite, Pete Cannon and other rising stars. We also have Amiga at Wembley, Unamiga hardware reviewed, Games include Harlequin, Churck Rock II and Amiga pinball titles. Amiga Addict also includes interviews, new and classic game/software reviews - and a look at Amiga hardware too.

Our second issue looks at DMA Design and the history of Lemmings, as well as featuring the start of a 2-part tribute to Dave Needle and Amiga console gaming. Amiga Addict also includes interviews, new and classic game/software reviews - and a look at Amiga hardware too.

Our first issue has an Amiga community focus, with interviews, new and classic game/software reviews - and a look at Amiga hardware too.

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