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Tired of reading the usual boring press releases then why not pick up the latest issue of Total Amiga or read on-line the second issue of Amiga gaming magazine, Amiga Point of View.
The latest issue of Total Amiga has to be an essential read for AmigaOne owners as they look at the recently shipped pre-release of AmigaOS 4. They examine each of the new features such as AmiPDF, the new PDF viewer which they describe as “a slick program”. Robert Williams review of Hollywood Designer 1.9 is well worth checking out, along with Simon Archer's 'Mini or Micro' feature.
Gamers are also in for a treat this month as the second issue of Amiga Point of View is now available to view on-line. There are reviews of Micro Machines, Ishar, Aladdin, The Lion King, Robocop, and Liberation for the CD32. There are features to read such as about Bullfrog and another on Open Source conversions, and a few articles including a piece on CAPS and WHDLoad. If you love retro gaming and need some light humour, then Amiga Point of View is just what you've been looking for.
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Tired of reading the usual boring press releases then why not pick up the latest issue of Total Amiga or read on-line the second issue of Amiga gaming magazine, Amiga Point of View.
The latest issue of Total Amiga has to be an essential read for AmigaOne owners as they look at the recently shipped pre-release of AmigaOS 4. They examine each of the new features such as AmiPDF, the new PDF viewer which they describe as “a slick program”. Robert Williams review of Hollywood Designer 1.9 is well worth checking out, along with Simon Archer's 'Mini or Micro' feature. Gamers are also in for a treat this month as the second issue of Amiga Point of View is now available to view on-line. There are reviews of Micro Machines, Ishar, Aladdin, The Lion King, Robocop, and Liberation for the CD32. There are features to read such as about Bullfrog and another on Open Source conversions, and a few articles including a piece on CAPS and WHDLoad. If you love retro gaming and need some light humour, then Amiga Point of View is just what you've been looking for.
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