One of my fondest Amiga memories is playing and eventually completing Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure. It took a few weeks, exchanging solutions with friends at school, but eventually I made it to the knight, made the right choice, and defeated the Nazis. It was a massive game, a highlight of the point-and-click genre, so it makes sense that Amiga Addict should dedicate an issue (specifically, number 16, out in November) to point-and-click video games, particularly those from Lucasfilm Games.

The magazine also features news of a new “Amiga laptop solution” – a great way to take the greatest computer ever anywhere.

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Elsewhere in Amiga Addict 16:

  • Ben Vost was one of Amiga Format’s most passionate and dedicated editors – he was also the last! We catch up with Ben in an exclusive interview.
  • 3D rendering magician Paul Kitching captures our eyes and our hearts with his amazing scenes.
  • Classic Amiga gaming with reviews and articles on DreamWeb, Sink Or Swim, Stardust and Lemmings 2 The Tribes.
  • The Hollywood programming language and suite reached Version 9 and Ravi sees what he can create!
  • Get your WHDLoad game emulation rig working properly with our setup tutorial.
  • PLAY Expo Blackpool show report.
  • Ziphoid from AmigaRemix joins us to discuss the Amiga’s answer to game music site OCRemix.
  • We go in depth with one of the best image processing systems on the Amiga, ImageFX.
  • Our brand new regular section on UK user groups.
  • All our usual regulars – demoscene, news, letters and Sensible Stoo with his latest take on something classic. Plus lots lots more..!

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Amiga Addict #16 is in shops on November 3rd, or you can visit shop.amiga-addict.com to order your  copy ahead of release.

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Christian Cawley is a writer and editor who covers consumer electronics, IT, and entertainment media. He has written for publications such as Computer Weekly, Linux Format, MakeUseOf.com, and Tech Radar.

He also produces podcasts, has a cigar box guitar, and of course, loves retro gaming.

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