ISSUE 18 includes:

Our cover story this issue delivers the tale of how Amiga shaped the digital video production revolution, as we get behind the scenes of NewTek and their acclaimed Video Toaster product.
The new officially licensed Amiga Tank Mouse reviewed.
Amiga Active magazine retrospective.
A roundup of 2022's Blitz Basic Game Jam and Amiga Art Contest.
The Batman Group and other iconic demoscene offerings.
ARexx programming tutorial.
Surfin' the web and getting online with a classic 68K-based Amiga.
Six of the Best - indie developer James Dunn (Namcos) talks about his favourite classic Amiga games.
A papercraft Amiga model courtesy of Rocky Bergen.
Adventures In Word Processing (Part 2).
Classic gaming, including an Amiga Wonderboy port created by acidbottle and the legendary Wizkid: The Story of Wizball (1992, Ocean Software).
Memories of the Amiga in its twilight years, a time after the biggest hit games had been and gone. Writer, Paulee Bow discusses what was on offer and how the platform survived.
Confessions of an Amiga Virgin, Aged 51.
Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Amiga news, User Groups, Classic Coverdisk Of The Month and readers letters.
Plus lots lots more..!

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