AA Issue 37 includes:

• This issue we dig into the history of Worms - one of the Amiga's best-known and most successful games of all time. We're honoured to be joined by special guest Andy Davidson, who explains his motivation behind creating the original game and plans for the brand new Amiga release of Worms: The Director's Cut 1.5. Inside this special Worms tribute magazine you'll also find insights into the Amiga Format competition from which Worms was born, the culture at Team17, tribute to T17 founder Martyn Brown, how Worms evolved and so much more.
  
• Amiga Addict create a Worms: The Director's Cut level of our very own, using the powerful art program Personal Paint 7.
• In a truly dedicated (and perhaps slightly masochistic) look at the Amiga's best Game Over screens, Ryan Turvill subjects himself to the Amiga's harshest punishments! Join him in exploring the surprisingly diverse and often hilarious ways the Amiga told you to "try again."
  
• The new updated Action Replay IV addon: DeMoN.
  
• Modern Amiga gaming with AA's Onscreen games section plus a review of Absolute Zero.
• Classic gaming reviews and retrospectives including Zool, Super Stardust and CD32 Chuck Rock II: Son Of Chuck.
  
• Roving reporter Ravi takes a look at the late-90s' pre/box and AMIRAGE K2 Amiga prototypes by Phase 5.
• Interview with Hugh Poynton, respected journalist for Amiga Computing and Amiga Action magazines.
  
• Amiga Classic Game Insights - Volume 1 documentary preview.
• We get down in the mix with NASP (New Amiga Sample Player) DJ application.
  
• Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, AMOS coding tutorial, Demoscene (Gerp 2025 demoparty), Amiga news and User Groups.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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