Digital added to the Amiga Magazine Site

[arcticandyb]

The Amiga Magazines website has been updated to include both Amiga Active and Digital..

This is a nostalgic site that gives the history of most of the world's Amiga Magazines, together with what the author of the site thought of the magazine and why it eventually closed down.

What I like about the site is the detail.. lots of it for most of the mags, including pictures and links where appropriate, together with the offer to alter information if you have a better take on what happened at a particular magazine.

Anyway for the more nostalgic amoungst you, enjoy..

[System]

Thanks for the plug but it isn't just an Amiga magazine site. I also have also documented every single Amiga machine, bundle and prototype that has ever existing, as well as writing a huge history on the various businesses that have owned the Amiga over the years. Visit http://amiga.emugaming.com

Gareth

[arcticandyb]

I stand corrected, and I should have mentioned the rest of your site.. here's another of my favourite sections.. for those who want to see embaressing photos of just about everyone who was ever involved in the Amiga.. http://amiga.emugaming.com/index2.html

[System]

'digital' magazine has NOTHING to do with the Amiga.

[System]

That's OK. I'm just happy about the interest that it has generated from people. I may have to update the site again with all the new information that I've been sent.  I've got another site update coming next week with 16 or so issues of Amiga Format (http://amiga.emugaming.com/aformat.html).

The exact URL for the Amiga photo section is http://amiga.emugaming.com/amigaphoto.html

Another section that many will find interesting is the Amiga Arcade page. There was actually an Amiga arcade machine called the Riverboat Queen! http://amiga.emugaming.com/amigavr.html

Gareth