ISSUE 21 includes:

• Yes that's right, Amiga is alive and kickin'. We show you how to get your kicks out of the Amiga, with exclusive Kickstart UK event coverage - the Amiga expo ready to take the nation by storm!
• Amiga Addict's first Readers Survey - it's time to have your say on how your favourite Amiga magazine can be improved.
  
• Ex-Amiga Power magazine guru, Gary Penn pops in to chat about classic magazines and his career.
• Amiga Demoscene Special: Revision 2023 by h0ffman.
  
• New game reviews including Geo's Quest 2, Ring Around The World and Boxx 4.
• Classic Amiga gaming with Desert Strike, Project-X Special Edition, Gods and The Chaos Engine.
• Animation using Brilliance.
• Remember dial-up modems and screechy phone lines? Ian checks out the new Amiga BBS from Retro32.
• Amigas in schools and education.
• PiStorm32 Lite A1200 trapdoor accelerator review.
• A remarkable big box Amiga case, Eyetech's EZ-Tower.
  
• NEW! The first instalment of Lost Worlds; a column reviewing Amiga technology and innovations that never made it to the domestic consumer. This month, Ravi looks back fondly at the BoXeR!
  
• Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Six Of The Best, Amiga news, User Groups, Amiga Discovery, Classic Coverdisk Of The Month and readers letters.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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