Amiga Addict Magazine

[Z3k]

I was in London on holiday with my family just yesterday and had a great time explaining how exciting it was to find a magazine on the newsstand to my daughter (13). She blushed when i yelled Amiiigaaa in the Paddington station whsmith.

[PixelsAtDawn]

Originally Posted by Z3k

I was in London on holiday with my family just yesterday and had a great time explaining how exciting it was to find a magazine on the newsstand to my daughter (13). She blushed when i yelled Amiiigaaa in the Paddington station whsmith.

Haha that's great

[BigD]

Originally Posted by Z3k

I was in London on holiday with my family just yesterday and had a great time explaining how exciting it was to find a magazine on the newsstand to my daughter (13). She blushed when i yelled Amiiigaaa in the Paddington station whsmith.

It's not true cringe until you pull out a boom box and do the Annex dance routine to Back For The Future!

[Minuous]

I just got issue #27; it was a pleasant surprised to see coverage of AmiArcadia. Presumably the "Big in Japan" title refers to the download counter but by an interesting coincidence the Arcadia homebrew scene has been literally "big in Japan" for the last few years, there are hundreds of videos on https://www.nicovideo.jp/ and elsewhere about it, and many new homebrews :-D

[PixelsAtDawn]

Originally Posted by Minuous

I just got issue #27; it was a pleasant surprised to see coverage of AmiArcadia. Presumably the "Big in Japan" title refers to the download counter but by an interesting coincidence the Arcadia homebrew scene has been literally "big in Japan" for the last few years, there are hundreds of videos on https://www.nicovideo.jp/ and elsewhere about it, and many new homebrews :-D

Thanks for the comment and thanks for the additional information!

[PixelsAtDawn]

Hey there folks, it's time for another issue of Amiga Addict. We've finally reached Issue 30 (can you believe it?), and we're tying that in with another 30th anniversary: It's been 30 years since the final Commodore Amiga, the A4000T, was released and we're taking a look at its influence over the pond and some of the unusual places it was successful. What a great machine!

Also in Issue 30:

• Amiga exclusive game Roguecraft is finally released and we have a review!
• Paul takes a look at some of the best games released 30 years ago in 1994
• Creative Revolution looks at compositing with ImageFX
• Our favourite scener h0ffman is giving us a special look at how his demogroup won Revision
• Gold Standard is getting ready for the big footie tournament with a look at On The Ball
• Our players guide for classic The Settlers will get you colonizing better then ever
• We look at new book The Flame Wars
• Plus all your regulars

Out now at https://shop.amiga-addict.com, or in stores from today!