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| Month of first issue
released: October 1988 | Month of last issue
released: July 1996 |  
| Publishers: EMAP
& Maverick | Coverage: Games
magazine |  
| Country published:
United Kingdom | No. of issues: 92
(approximation) |  
| Status: Dead | Medium: Paper |  
| Web Address:
None |  |  The One has existed in one form or another for almost eight years.
The magazines history can be divided into 4 main epochs:
 The One for 16-Bit Games:
October 1988 - April 1991Launched in October 1988, the multi-format magazine covered the
Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, and PC.
 The One for Amiga Games:
May 1991 - April 1992The second epoch marks a golden age for the Atari ST and Amiga.
This resulted in the magazine being split into two publications-
'The One for Amiga Games' & 'The One for ST Games'.
 The One: May 1992 - October
1992The closure of 'The One for ST Games' resulted in the magazine
shortening its name. The magazine took on a new vitality and moved
in a different direction.
 The One Amiga: October 1992
- July 1996To allow new readers to more easily recognize it as an Amiga
publication, the title was expanded upon. This marked the
magazines' fall from grace, its sale to Maverick, and eventual
closure.
 The Post 'One' YearsYou Are Not The
OneDespite the magazines' death there are a number of titles that it
had a direct influence upon and which continued many of its ideas.
 The One
TidbitsMiscellaneous items.
 
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