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ISSUE 35 Digital Edition includes:

Our cover story details the trials and tribulations that software studio Factor 5 faced whilst creating the Turrican series - arguably the most epic trilogy of games the Amiga has ever seen. We explore Turrican's unique gameplay mechanics, how the follow-up games evolved, and we consider the challenges that developers overcame whilst incorporating Chris Huelsbeck's epic music scores. Featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews from Factor 5 staffers Julian Eggebrecht and Holger Schmidt, our homage is unmissable for lovers of Turrican!
Latest reviews including Dungeonette, and a roundup of the game entries from 2024's AmiGameJam.
An overview of the many Amiga and Commodore-sponsored sports kits famous teams have worn.
Caligari, is it really the pioneer of 3D software on the Amiga?
The incredible art of Dan Malone from The Bitmap Brothers
We interview another legendary journalist, The One Amiga magazine's very own Simon Byron.
New hardware put on the AA testbench: DoohicKEY and ZonKEY.
Classic Amiga gaming with the best arcade ports the platform can offer and the story of Earth 2140.
Amiga UGs: Our user groups special visits Perth, Australia and Norwich, United Kingdom!
Skint during winter? Here's our guide to some of the cheapest ways to run an Amiga setup in 2025 (including Tang Nano 20K, Amiga OS4 with AmiKit's Flower Pot and MorphOS!)
Our regulars including Classic Coverdisk Of The Month, readers letters, former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, AMOS coding tutorial, Amiga news and User Groups.
Plus lots lots more..!

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