Creators of The Last Ninja, International Karate+, and Vendetta, System 3, feature heavily in the latest issue of the only publication I still regularly buy in print — Amiga Addict! I wasn’t as interested in The Last Ninja as I was Vendetta on the Commodore 64, but of all ofRead More →
The next edition of the greatest print magazine for Amiga lovers is coming in November, and sports a brief new look! Amiga Addict is, for one issue only, rebranding as a tribute to Amiga Format! I don’t know how many issues of Amiga Format I bought way back when, althoughRead More →
Walking egg-dude Dizzy is back, and he’s the cover star of the latest edition of Amiga Addict! Issue 39 also features a review of his latest game, Fast Food 2. Amiga Addict is by far my favourite magazine still in print, and one day I hope to have the chanceRead More →
A new edition of Amiga Addict is currently available, which looks at HiSoft Systems, a publisher of programming packages for the 16-bit system. I don’t know about you, but I while I don’t know the name HiSoft Systems, I do recognize some of their products, such as Cinema 4D, andRead More →
Amiga Addict finally takes a look at the history of Worms and how Team17 evolved Andy Davidson’s game. Way back in 1995, I was introduced to Worms, an Amiga game I had no idea existed. It was relatively new and was a surprisingly fun late entry into the Amiga’s library.Read More →
There is more to retro gaming than just playing old games. Magazines like Amiga Addict also play their part. Experiencing old games, and loading them up on physical media is just part of the nostalgia that retro games inspire. Another part of it is reliving the build up and fun.Read More →
Well, this is a collision of desirables! My favourite computer, my favourite game on it, and the best retro computing magazine around! Turrican is (finally!) the cover star on Amiga Addict 35. The new edition of the magazine explores the story of Turrican and the struggles Factor 5 faced whileRead More →
I’ve just picked up the latest Amiga Addict magazine, and was astonished to find it had a whole feature on French publishers. I have a strange relationship with the French* (who doesn’t?) My uncle was a Francophile, which I found odd, but I’ve been strangely fascinated with Minitel since theRead More →
A new edition of Amiga Addict is out this week, boasting a huge feature on Scala. The video titling/slideshow authoring multimedia software package is still going 35 years later. It built its reputation thanks to the video capabilities of the Amiga, and is now a popular commercial display solution. TheRead More →
