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Yoto · 06 August 2008, 15:37

Treasures of the Savage Frontier; SSI; 1992; RPG; Amiga Joker: 53%

Yoto · 06 August 2008, 15:50

Cu_Amiga Jul 1993 review on "Morph" was 54%

john4p · 06 August 2008, 15:54

55% was the score in the German Amiga Joker for the spaceshooter Armalyte which was famous on the C64.

TCD · 06 August 2008, 16:03

Dizzy · 06 August 2008, 16:04

woody57

Graham Humphrey · 06 August 2008, 16:11

I have scored 58 points in the Super League this year, up to round 7... does this count

TCD · 06 August 2008, 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Graham Humphrey

I have scored 58 points in the Super League this year, up to round 7... does this count

Well, okay

Amiga Future 59 was released in March/April 2006

killergorilla · 06 August 2008, 16:17

68060 - The 680X0 CPU that is least compatible with WHDLoad

john4p · 06 August 2008, 16:17

NTSC-Amigas ran at 60Hz.

Dizzy · 06 August 2008, 16:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheCyberDruid

Well, okay

I didn't know you were the judge

TCD · 06 August 2008, 16:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dizzy

I didn't know you were the judge

I own this thread

The One Amiga 61 was released in october 1993

Anemos · 06 August 2008, 16:30

62 mb free of main 64 fastram !

john4p · 06 August 2008, 16:30

Dizzy · 06 August 2008, 16:31

CU Amiga - 64 was a short-lived transitionally phase between Commodore and Amiga coverage spanning from 1989 to sometime during 1990. The final few years of the 1980's were a time of great competition for every magazine as title readership began to peak. Cover tapes were introduced and full games were licensed. Faced with a fading market, Commodore User made a leap of faith with the second name change since its launch. Every magazine aimed for a unique selling point- Commodore User's extensive Amiga coverage was theirs. The C64 became the secondary focus and was eventually dropped as readers either bought an Amiga or moved to competitors titles, such as Zzap! 64 and Commodore Format.
Shrinking the Commodore User title to just its initials, the magazine became CU Amiga - 64. Many issues of this period came with either an Amiga disk or C64 tape. The issue pictured below included a demo of PowerDrift and the full version of Rampage.

http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/cuamiga3.html

Graham Humphrey · 06 August 2008, 16:33

There were 65 issues of (in)famous games mag Amiga Power.

TCD · 06 August 2008, 16:33

Levelcode for level 66 of '4 Get It' : BRIAN

Dizzy · 06 August 2008, 16:34

Chaos strikes back was review on page 66 in CU Feb 91

killergorilla · 06 August 2008, 16:48

67 - The number of Amigas sold after they had sold 67 Amigas

Dizzy · 06 August 2008, 16:50

Motorolla 68000

john4p · 06 August 2008, 16:54

Blue Angel 69

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Yoto 1 Potato to Spam´em all! Join Date: May 2008 Location: Lost in a Wine Country Age: 47 Posts: 572	Treasures of the Savage Frontier; SSI; 1992; RPG; Amiga Joker: 53%

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Yoto 1 Potato to Spam´em all! Join Date: May 2008 Location: Lost in a Wine Country Age: 47 Posts: 572	Cu_Amiga Jul 1993 review on "Morph" was 54%

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Dizzy Pirate Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Denmark Posts: 3,395	CU Amiga - 64 was a short-lived transitionally phase between Commodore and Amiga coverage spanning from 1989 to sometime during 1990. The final few years of the 1980's were a time of great competition for every magazine as title readership began to peak. Cover tapes were introduced and full games were licensed. Faced with a fading market, Commodore User made a leap of faith with the second name change since its launch. Every magazine aimed for a unique selling point- Commodore User's extensive Amiga coverage was theirs. The C64 became the secondary focus and was eventually dropped as readers either bought an Amiga or moved to competitors titles, such as Zzap! 64 and Commodore Format. Shrinking the Commodore User title to just its initials, the magazine became CU Amiga - 64. Many issues of this period came with either an Amiga disk or C64 tape. The issue pictured below included a demo of PowerDrift and the full version of Rampage. http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/cuamiga3.html

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