We're very proud to announce that pre-orders are now open a very special edition of Amiga Addict magazine at:
www.addict.mediaISSUE 28 includes:
- SCALA is one of the most powerful multimedia authoring applications on the Amiga, yet it is often overshadowed by the success of programs like DPaint, OctaMED and X-Copy. We set the record straight on SCALA, with the history of how the program came about and why it is still so heavily relied upon within the multimedia and advertising industry!
- Free coverdisk download, including 3 classic public domain games.
- The best classic Amiga gaming with Stuntman Seymour, Alien Breed Special Edition '92, Project-X, Assassin Special Edition and Time Bandit.
- Current game reviews, including Abbey(s) Of The Dead and Spheroid.
- We're joined by the legendary Amiga game musician and composer Allister Brimble, he reveals how he started out on the Amiga and why he loved working on the platform.
- An in-depth overview of Deluxe Paint IV's AGA features plus an exclusive interview with movie animator and director Phil Nibblelink (famous for work such as An American Tale: Fievel Goes West, The Great Mouse Detective and The Black Cauldron).
- Deputy editor Ian chats with Michael Dawes (AKA Mixel) to learn how he evolved his design and illustration skills into full-blown Amiga game development.
- Our ongoing Amiga coding tutorial series in AMOS Professional continues.
- Jolyon Ralph of Almathera Systems Ltd shares a typical day working at one of the most famous Public Domain compilation and Amiga CD-ROM software studios. Almathera were responsible for CDPD and 17 Bit CDs, and of course, Photogenics!
- In the AA Testbench section, we review AmiFox - the Amiga web browser making a name for itself by serving up perfect renditions of most modern websites!
- 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..!
ISSUE 28 - SHIPPING OUT FROM 21st MARCH 2024Visit
www.addict.media to pre-order or for more information. Long live Amiga!
