THE WORLD'S BEST-SELLING AMIGA MAGAZINE
| Issue No: 39 |
Month: October 1992 |
| Release Date: September 10th 1992 |
Price: £3.95 |
| Editor: Damien Noonan |
Spine text: 'It's super, man' |
| Page Count: 236 |
Best jokes of this ish: Find 'em!
"Texas Chainstore massacre"
"To the north is a text adventure creator..." |
MAIN FEATURE
Beat them at their own game
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How to program your own games in assembler
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The top ten coders in the country
Which Printer?
10-page printer round-up
COVER DISK
The Amiga Format Collection No.7
DevPac 2 (HiSoft) |
Disk 2
Real Things Dogs (RGB Studios)
Caesar (Impressions)
Quicksilver Pinball (AmigaNuts) |
NEWS ITEMS
A600 £299 price cut shocker
A600 bundle - rumours suggest mixed ability bundle
New Amiga certain to be A2000 replacement
Developers warned to act now for compatibility
WANG, Commodore warranty repair firm in danger
A3000 sees massive price slash
First Amiga Format Special announced
Editor's Opinion: All modesty aside
FEATURE
Amiga CD at a glance
12-page Amiga Shopper special
TUTORIALS
None
REGULARS
News
Editor's Opinion
Screen Play
Coming Attractions (game previews)
Under Construction
The Next Big thing?
Game Busters
Cheap 'N' Cheerful
Charts and Magical History score
PD Update
PD Demo Zone
Workbench Answerfile (technical letters)
Subscription
Mail Order
Special Offers
Letters
COMMENTS
It was announced that, for the first six months of 1992, Amiga Format
had sold an average of 160, 256 copies each month. This made it the best-selling
computer magazine in Britain, the biggest-selling Amiga magazine in the
world, and the best-selling male interest magazine in the UK. AF was fractionally
higher than music mag, Q, in sales charts.
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