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ISSUE 27 includes:

Simon Phipps gives us the full story behind his anime-inspired creation Wolfchild (published by Core Design). Plus we reveal early concept artwork!
AA catches up with Gracious Films Ltd to see what movie-goers can expect from their new documentary The Commodore Amiga 500 Story.
Matthew Smith diverts from the world of full-price commercial releases to explore the cheap and cheerful domain of budget games.
Latest and classic game reviews, including C64 - The Mysterious Cassette, Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight and Alfred Chicken.
The story of an Amiga home-electronics lab rarity: Tekno Amiga.
We take a look at The AGA Experience CD-ROM software collection for the Amiga CD32 console.
Style your Apple smartphone like Workbench using our tutorial.
Preview of AmiKit 12 for the Raspberry Pi 400.
A showcase of the many Amiga game ports developed by Jean-François Fabre (AKA jotd666.).
Dallas J. Hodgson shares how Deluxe Paint was expanded to use the power of AGA.
If you're an Amiga audiophile, our review of the new BassMX hardware add-on is sure to sound appealing!
Our AMOS Professional coding tutorial continues; this month we open up a window.
West Midlands Amiga Group #1 show report.
Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Demoscene with h0ffman, Amiga news, User Groups, Classic Coverdisk Of The Month and readers letters.
Plus lots lots more..!

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