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It Is Better to Give than Recieve

Another sample strip from Malcolm Earle's short-lived Sabrina @ Algonquin series.
Another sample strip from Malcolm Earle's short-lived Sabrina @ Algonquin series.

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Sabrina @ Algonquin "Overreact? Me?"

Sameple strip from the Sabrina Online fancomic "Sanrina @ Algonquin" from Zig Zag creator Malcolm Earle
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I guess Eric Schwartz isn't a Tim Buckley fan...
I guess Eric Schwartz isn't a Tim Buckley fan...

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Graphical hack (April Fools 2005)

Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz 020 2³§µ HAD HEARI WHAT? Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com UM: WHER TO A GAME COMPU FOCUS YOU ' KIDDING./ 25G. NOT THAT THE NOW WITH (600 28X8HICS NLY UT ART WIL ATARNE TAIS ANOTHER APRIL JOKE? SU "Graphical hack" PROSIBLE BY THE VAUR BXE I,& T DDHUH ZT_H- SUPP ERE 'S IL? 485 T XEL CAN T FOOLS AFFORD ONE YMORE N HIDE ⒸEWS
Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz 020 2³§µ HAD HEARI WHAT? Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com UM: WHER TO A GAME COMPU FOCUS YOU ' KIDDING./ 25G. NOT THAT THE NOW WITH (600 28X8HICS NLY UT ART WIL ATARNE TAIS ANOTHER APRIL JOKE? SU "Graphical hack" PROSIBLE BY THE VAUR BXE I,& T DDHUH ZT_H- SUPP ERE 'S IL? 485 T XEL CAN T FOOLS AFFORD ONE YMORE N HIDE ⒸEWS

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Menage a what? (I f*cked your mom)

Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwarty ©2010 a Hi is there Robert here. Bobby will be home in about an hour. Would you. like to Come in and wait for him? Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com LATER: Mom, I'm - Whoa! Hello Bobby. On the twelfth, did you write "Zig Zag is a skank-ass slut, and no sane person would be, attracted to her in real life."? Umm- Maybe "Oh Bobby, that's not nice at all! SEXY MITCE Well, your mother seems to think I'm attractive. AL MY- wait. That's right "Menage a what?" SE your mom. NNNH! Zig Dear, you have to tell me where you got those toys. I haven't felt like that since long before the divorce!
Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwarty ©2010 a Hi is there Robert here. Bobby will be home in about an hour. Would you. like to Come in and wait for him? Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com LATER: Mom, I'm - Whoa! Hello Bobby. On the twelfth, did you write "Zig Zag is a skank-ass slut, and no sane person would be, attracted to her in real life."? Umm- Maybe "Oh Bobby, that's not nice at all! SEXY MITCE Well, your mother seems to think I'm attractive. AL MY- wait. That's right "Menage a what?" SE your mom. NNNH! Zig Dear, you have to tell me where you got those toys. I haven't felt like that since long before the divorce!

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Upended (Grumpy Cat Cameo)

Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz ©2013 I don't understand why I can't just walk out on my own. OEWS It's Hospital policy You have to be in a wheelchair until you leave the building, Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com FOUNDER T.S.G. KATT. oh well. NNH.. AAAH! HR Ow. "Upended" Not our problem anymore Bye.
Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz ©2013 I don't understand why I can't just walk out on my own. OEWS It's Hospital policy You have to be in a wheelchair until you leave the building, Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com FOUNDER T.S.G. KATT. oh well. NNH.. AAAH! HR Ow. "Upended" Not our problem anymore Bye.

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A Strip about Nothing

Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz 02012 Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com OHIO Lena's Internet Adventures 2011-2012 "A strip about nothing" Eh it's been done. Ohh femininas! OEWS
Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz 02012 Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com OHIO Lena's Internet Adventures 2011-2012 "A strip about nothing" Eh it's been done. Ohh femininas! OEWS

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Skunks Day Out: COVID-19 Story

Yeesh, looks like this whole pandemic thing is getting worse before it gets better. Wearing a mask to do the shopping is kind of a pain in the butt, but it's a small price to pay. .89/1b Hey Tina. 1.99/1 Yeah. It makes me realize how fortunate we are. Fortunate? Yes, it's me. JU I kinda like it myself. Strangers are less inclined to strike up conversations with me. BAD NEW 2020 VOL. 35 Yes, again. TENS www.patreon.com/Sabrina Online C'mon Tina, I'm climbing the walls over here! Yeah after all, I'm lucky enough to have work I can do at home for the most part, and everyone T really need is already right here with me. So as long as we I have each other, we're OK then? definitely sensed some tension at the Jast online meeting. t's probably tougher for Zig Zag and the others at the studio. They're more... social than us. know, I know, but I could really use a friend right now for some pleasant, face-to-face conversation, Awww! That's true. and to #&* me STUPID! Ⓒ2020 Eric W. Schwartz - All Rights Reserved - Zig Zag (IP) Max BlackRabbit
Yeesh, looks like this whole pandemic thing is getting worse before it gets better. Wearing a mask to do the shopping is kind of a pain in the butt, but it's a small price to pay. .89/1b Hey Tina. 1.99/1 Yeah. It makes me realize how fortunate we are. Fortunate? Yes, it's me. JU I kinda like it myself. Strangers are less inclined to strike up conversations with me. BAD NEW 2020 VOL. 35 Yes, again. TENS www.patreon.com/Sabrina Online C'mon Tina, I'm climbing the walls over here! Yeah after all, I'm lucky enough to have work I can do at home for the most part, and everyone T really need is already right here with me. So as long as we I have each other, we're OK then? definitely sensed some tension at the Jast online meeting. t's probably tougher for Zig Zag and the others at the studio. They're more... social than us. know, I know, but I could really use a friend right now for some pleasant, face-to-face conversation, Awww! That's true. and to #&* me STUPID! Ⓒ2020 Eric W. Schwartz - All Rights Reserved - Zig Zag (IP) Max BlackRabbit

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The Meme combo platter

Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwarty ©2010 6784 What right do any of you have to say such horrible things about someone you don't know at all? Zig Zag never did anything to you to deserve the kind of crap you asses are spewing! Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com REPLIES: 736784: UH OH! Someone call the WAAAHMBULANCE! Wwe got a chronic case of BUTT HURT! >36784: LOL U MAD "The meme combo platter" GEWS The Trollface is a creation of Whynne @ Deviantart.com
Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwarty ©2010 6784 What right do any of you have to say such horrible things about someone you don't know at all? Zig Zag never did anything to you to deserve the kind of crap you asses are spewing! Check out Sabrina Online at http://www.sabrina-online.com REPLIES: 736784: UH OH! Someone call the WAAAHMBULANCE! Wwe got a chronic case of BUTT HURT! >36784: LOL U MAD "The meme combo platter" GEWS The Trollface is a creation of Whynne @ Deviantart.com

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Sabrina Online in Amiga Format Magazine

AFSHARE YOUR VIEWS - I'm glad you agree that it's cheap and easy. I'm not quite sure what your point is about the DMS file on the CD. Don't you like it, or can you not get it to work? If it doesn't work, it's usually because you have an old version of the CanDo libraries installed... UFO ENEMY WELL KNOWN Fellow Amigans - it has come to my notice that the world has been duped into making PCs that conform to reversed engineered artefacts. So, what would you like to... Towering success- many of you have written in to tell us how you have rebuilt your Amiga. 100 SEPTEMBER 1997 AMIGA FORMAT Alas, Earth has been heavily influenced by Gllib who is desperately trying to fulfill the OMO (Original Mission Objective). This has now been super- ceeded by WASP ("wait and see" policy). I must go now as this connection is being watched. Duty Officer Nigel Oliver Trent via email What can I say? I really want to believe... GUIDE GUIDANCE Is there any chance that you could do a tutorial about AmigaGuide? I have recently started using it but can only do links and various text functions, (bold, italic and underline). I am almost positive that I once saw an AmigaGuide document that included pictures. Does one exist and where can I find it? As I watched the well respected American programme "Dateline" - shown on NBC Europe 10/07/97-the origins of today's PCs became clear. The article was all about the 50th anniversary of the alleged alien Roswell Crash. An ex-Major Colonel General something was interviewed and confirmed that he had seen the bodies. of said aliens. He indicated that various technology we have around us today has its origins in the reversed engineered. technology from the crashed alien craft at Roswell. Fibre Optics were mentioned. More importantly, microchips were given credit for being alien in origin. Aha! I thought, it all fits, alien technology and PCs. The world domination of certain software companies, their leader - the only surviving alien offspring, "Seta gllib". It also explains the reason why the craft CRASHED!! Since then the aliens. have tried to correct their system error 404 and have introduced to the planet more advanced (Amiga) technology. Sabrina Online by Eric. Schwartz 1996 Adam Morgan Yate, S. Glos Yes. That was easy, wasn't it? We could do it as a one-off, because it wouldn't take too long. You can sort of include pictures in AmigaGuide, in that you can have buttons which display pictures when pressed. All will be revealed soon. HAPPILY OUT OF DATE Your letter of the month in AF98 (June) so incensed me that I had to put pen to paper. How pompous of someone to think that everyone has spare cash to go out and buy a more recent machine, (second hand or not!) I personally hang on to my Plus as I have invested a lot of money in it over the years, although I wouldn't get a lot back for it. Also, it has everything I need- an extra disk drive, a 1Mb upgrade, a 40Mb GVP hard drive, an LC200 printer (colour) and absolutely tons of software. I keep on buying your magazine because I feel it has the best balance of articles, ads etc, on the market. But I am disappointed at the number of AGA-only bits of software you keep supplying as Coverdisks. I don't want to not buy your magazine and my suggestion would be that you could run a service for A500/+ or A600/ owners whereby if a Coverdisk is incompatible with their machine, you could offer alternative disks which we could swap them for. Thanks for listening and I hope to see the results of the caring Amiga Format team soon. Louise Hart Chigwell, Essex Well, initially it seems to me that your second point answers your first. The simple fact of the matter is that a great deal of the software released these days requires AGA, or Workbench 3 at least. There is nothing we can do about this I'm afraid, and it isn't unique to the Amiga or Amiga magazines. In fact, it is only thanks to the Amiga's tremendous degree of backward compatibility, that you are able to run any Amiga software at all-if you had bought a PC at the same time you would have had to upgrade many times by now. I appreciate that not everybody can afford to upgrade, but the consequences are that you are not going to be able to use some of the software which is released for the Amiga. Sorry, but that's how it is. I don't have a Teletext TV, but I don't suggest that the BBC shouldn't use it, or even not finance it with my licence fee. I'm afraid your idea for having separate disks would be Although your A500 plus won't run AGA software, you could still upgrade to WB3.1. "Small Victories" What- I got it to dial out once before bombing out! @EWS
AFSHARE YOUR VIEWS - I'm glad you agree that it's cheap and easy. I'm not quite sure what your point is about the DMS file on the CD. Don't you like it, or can you not get it to work? If it doesn't work, it's usually because you have an old version of the CanDo libraries installed... UFO ENEMY WELL KNOWN Fellow Amigans - it has come to my notice that the world has been duped into making PCs that conform to reversed engineered artefacts. So, what would you like to... Towering success- many of you have written in to tell us how you have rebuilt your Amiga. 100 SEPTEMBER 1997 AMIGA FORMAT Alas, Earth has been heavily influenced by Gllib who is desperately trying to fulfill the OMO (Original Mission Objective). This has now been super- ceeded by WASP ("wait and see" policy). I must go now as this connection is being watched. Duty Officer Nigel Oliver Trent via email What can I say? I really want to believe... GUIDE GUIDANCE Is there any chance that you could do a tutorial about AmigaGuide? I have recently started using it but can only do links and various text functions, (bold, italic and underline). I am almost positive that I once saw an AmigaGuide document that included pictures. Does one exist and where can I find it? As I watched the well respected American programme "Dateline" - shown on NBC Europe 10/07/97-the origins of today's PCs became clear. The article was all about the 50th anniversary of the alleged alien Roswell Crash. An ex-Major Colonel General something was interviewed and confirmed that he had seen the bodies. of said aliens. He indicated that various technology we have around us today has its origins in the reversed engineered. technology from the crashed alien craft at Roswell. Fibre Optics were mentioned. More importantly, microchips were given credit for being alien in origin. Aha! I thought, it all fits, alien technology and PCs. The world domination of certain software companies, their leader - the only surviving alien offspring, "Seta gllib". It also explains the reason why the craft CRASHED!! Since then the aliens. have tried to correct their system error 404 and have introduced to the planet more advanced (Amiga) technology. Sabrina Online by Eric. Schwartz 1996 Adam Morgan Yate, S. Glos Yes. That was easy, wasn't it? We could do it as a one-off, because it wouldn't take too long. You can sort of include pictures in AmigaGuide, in that you can have buttons which display pictures when pressed. All will be revealed soon. HAPPILY OUT OF DATE Your letter of the month in AF98 (June) so incensed me that I had to put pen to paper. How pompous of someone to think that everyone has spare cash to go out and buy a more recent machine, (second hand or not!) I personally hang on to my Plus as I have invested a lot of money in it over the years, although I wouldn't get a lot back for it. Also, it has everything I need- an extra disk drive, a 1Mb upgrade, a 40Mb GVP hard drive, an LC200 printer (colour) and absolutely tons of software. I keep on buying your magazine because I feel it has the best balance of articles, ads etc, on the market. But I am disappointed at the number of AGA-only bits of software you keep supplying as Coverdisks. I don't want to not buy your magazine and my suggestion would be that you could run a service for A500/+ or A600/ owners whereby if a Coverdisk is incompatible with their machine, you could offer alternative disks which we could swap them for. Thanks for listening and I hope to see the results of the caring Amiga Format team soon. Louise Hart Chigwell, Essex Well, initially it seems to me that your second point answers your first. The simple fact of the matter is that a great deal of the software released these days requires AGA, or Workbench 3 at least. There is nothing we can do about this I'm afraid, and it isn't unique to the Amiga or Amiga magazines. In fact, it is only thanks to the Amiga's tremendous degree of backward compatibility, that you are able to run any Amiga software at all-if you had bought a PC at the same time you would have had to upgrade many times by now. I appreciate that not everybody can afford to upgrade, but the consequences are that you are not going to be able to use some of the software which is released for the Amiga. Sorry, but that's how it is. I don't have a Teletext TV, but I don't suggest that the BBC shouldn't use it, or even not finance it with my licence fee. I'm afraid your idea for having separate disks would be Although your A500 plus won't run AGA software, you could still upgrade to WB3.1. "Small Victories" What- I got it to dial out once before bombing out! @EWS

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Retro Radar Interview

B retroradar >> GIVE US TWO MINUTES AND WE'LL GIVE YOU THE RE *A MOMENT WITH... Eric Schwartz Each issue, we put an industry legend in the hotseat. This month, we have a chat with famed Amiga animator Eric Schwartz Who is Eric Schwartz? Back in the days of the Amiga, Schwartz was Mr Animation, producing popular cartoons on the system, perhaps most famously the introduction to Team17's Superfrog. He is also the creator of Amy the Squirrel and one of the world's longest-running web comics, and has won the Bit Movie contest several times Which of your animations would you recommend to our readers and why? 'The Anti-Lemmin' Demo'. I wouldn't call this parody on Lemmings my best work, but it's probably my most famous, at least back in the day. Also my Amiga tribute, which can be found on YouTube and elsewhere. It takes the song Still Alive from Portal and subverts it into a twisted history lesson for the Amiga and its fans. Admittedly its entertainment value is proportional to one's familiarity with the Amiga system, so your mileage may vary. What is your proudest memory? Probably when I discovered my work was being covered in magazines such as Amiga Format. It was a bit of a revelation that my creations were being viewed outside the United States. I'm pretty proud of that press coverage, and held on to many of the old magazines. Which game or character do you wish you could have worked on? Sometimes I think it would have been fun to be a part of one of the big 'character franchises like Mario or Sonic. I also wish I could have been a greater influence on the in-game graphics of Superfrog, the majority of which were complete by the time I was asked to work on the intro. I might have steered the game toward a more fully animated style, similar to Earthworm Jim 16 RETRO GAMER What opportunities has computer animation given you? My animations have given me enough exposure to attract a fair amount of work. I could have even animated for a feature film if the timing had worked out - I was in college at the time, and reluctant to abandon it. Starting with my own projects gave me confidence that I could follow my own path, for whatever good that did me. "It was a bit of a revelation that my creations were being viewed outside the United States" Angel Schwartz may not have ever get to work on Sonic directly, but that's not to say he hasn't had a bit of fun with Super ©Imagine Publishing No unauthorised copying o Amigal Anythe Squirrel became an unofficial mascat for the Amiga plat AMIGAT What's your darkest memory of being in the computer industry? For me that would have to be when Commodore computers filed for bankruptcy in 1994, along with the year or so of uncertainty that followed. That was a difficult time for any Amiga user or fan. And your best? It was nice to find out that the end of Commodore was not the end of the Amiga. I was always happy and eager to learn about any new developments that could add to my toolbox Can you share one interesting anecdote about your time in the industry? I never really considered myself part of the industry as much as just a person viewing from the sidelines. However, I often found it funny that in the magazine coverage of my Amiga animations, the columnists frequently mistook any feminine character I drew for my first 'celebrity, Amy the Squirrel. I took it as a cue to diversify the design of my creations more. How has the industry changed? A couple of decades ago computers were still strongly in the territory of the technophiles and hobbyists. Now computers are more like a commodity, a standard tool for everyday tasks. I wouldn't call either era better than the other, though I do miss the 'old days. I'm not sure I would be the kind of person I am today if not for the tech and culture of 1989, when I was making the most of the Amiga. *
B retroradar >> GIVE US TWO MINUTES AND WE'LL GIVE YOU THE RE *A MOMENT WITH... Eric Schwartz Each issue, we put an industry legend in the hotseat. This month, we have a chat with famed Amiga animator Eric Schwartz Who is Eric Schwartz? Back in the days of the Amiga, Schwartz was Mr Animation, producing popular cartoons on the system, perhaps most famously the introduction to Team17's Superfrog. He is also the creator of Amy the Squirrel and one of the world's longest-running web comics, and has won the Bit Movie contest several times Which of your animations would you recommend to our readers and why? 'The Anti-Lemmin' Demo'. I wouldn't call this parody on Lemmings my best work, but it's probably my most famous, at least back in the day. Also my Amiga tribute, which can be found on YouTube and elsewhere. It takes the song Still Alive from Portal and subverts it into a twisted history lesson for the Amiga and its fans. Admittedly its entertainment value is proportional to one's familiarity with the Amiga system, so your mileage may vary. What is your proudest memory? Probably when I discovered my work was being covered in magazines such as Amiga Format. It was a bit of a revelation that my creations were being viewed outside the United States. I'm pretty proud of that press coverage, and held on to many of the old magazines. Which game or character do you wish you could have worked on? Sometimes I think it would have been fun to be a part of one of the big 'character franchises like Mario or Sonic. I also wish I could have been a greater influence on the in-game graphics of Superfrog, the majority of which were complete by the time I was asked to work on the intro. I might have steered the game toward a more fully animated style, similar to Earthworm Jim 16 RETRO GAMER What opportunities has computer animation given you? My animations have given me enough exposure to attract a fair amount of work. I could have even animated for a feature film if the timing had worked out - I was in college at the time, and reluctant to abandon it. Starting with my own projects gave me confidence that I could follow my own path, for whatever good that did me. "It was a bit of a revelation that my creations were being viewed outside the United States" Angel Schwartz may not have ever get to work on Sonic directly, but that's not to say he hasn't had a bit of fun with Super ©Imagine Publishing No unauthorised copying o Amigal Anythe Squirrel became an unofficial mascat for the Amiga plat AMIGAT What's your darkest memory of being in the computer industry? For me that would have to be when Commodore computers filed for bankruptcy in 1994, along with the year or so of uncertainty that followed. That was a difficult time for any Amiga user or fan. And your best? It was nice to find out that the end of Commodore was not the end of the Amiga. I was always happy and eager to learn about any new developments that could add to my toolbox Can you share one interesting anecdote about your time in the industry? I never really considered myself part of the industry as much as just a person viewing from the sidelines. However, I often found it funny that in the magazine coverage of my Amiga animations, the columnists frequently mistook any feminine character I drew for my first 'celebrity, Amy the Squirrel. I took it as a cue to diversify the design of my creations more. How has the industry changed? A couple of decades ago computers were still strongly in the territory of the technophiles and hobbyists. Now computers are more like a commodity, a standard tool for everyday tasks. I wouldn't call either era better than the other, though I do miss the 'old days. I'm not sure I would be the kind of person I am today if not for the tech and culture of 1989, when I was making the most of the Amiga. *

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CU Amiga Magazine Collection showing Eric Schwartz Cover-art

CU THE MAGAZINE FOR A500, A600, A1200 & CD32 OWNERS CREATE YOUR OWN GAMES SENSIBLE SOFTWARE'S AMAZING PROGRAM! ANIMATION AMIGA AND GRAPHICS SPECIAL 72 SHOOT EM UP CONSTRUCTION KIT NOW ONLY £3.50 PASTAS AR B46 47 GAZINE WITH ATTITUDE TRODDLERS - OH NO! T'S NOT) MORE LEMMINGS SED Fulure Your guarantee 70961-731022 of value ISSUE 18 C3.50 OCTOBER 1992 ZOOL'S GOLD The definitive look at the ultimate platform ant-y hero AMIGA WE FER D POWER 100 new games previewed! We rate their chances THE ULTIMATE collection FOUR FREE POSTCARDS! From the AMIGA POWER Se GIXZIM 18 OF AMIGA POWER including: Ferrari, Elite 2, Desert Strike, Wing Commander, ship 2000 DISNEY'S ALADDIN WHY THEY USED THE AMIGA AUTUMN PREVIEW Flis & Excel Schumenty AINT V BRILI H ONE'S BEST F ONANZA: TEEL SKY JANUARY £3.95 US$7.95 CASS 15 D ER ZOOL UEST VI PTA 986 138 ALACTICAREA PARICA JIM SACHS SPEAKS OUT! LION PUTTY Tacky or wh 770966 260008 Shadow Of The ast III, Plan 9 more! Ice, nssi AMIGA 100% WITH THE A- AMIGA THE TWO EXCLUSIVE PLAYABLE DEMOS! *1 FIRE and ICE Gadgade's connectory through this conte level THE HUMANS Ming' Lemingsbe PLUS 3 COMPLETE GAMES! A Also 188% 111171-12 EXCLUSIVE BULLFROG INTERACTIVE WORK IN PROGRESS Take a mazing voyage d Bunge SEE their latest cams in devem fa TALK othe inggers LEARN e truth about Pata's p SNOOKER & GOLF HOTSHOTS View this latest batch of incredible B 100% AMIGA 100% AMIGA 100% AMIGA 100% AME Incorporating all the best of ACE ZAP! PROJECT-X The Best Blaster EVERL INDIANA JONES 4 Us Gold's Spring Blockbuster WOOF! FIRE & ICE CRACK! FREE Braybrook's Retur Review & Playable Demol BRITAIN'S BIGGEST & BEST AMIGA GAMES MAG HOY 1997 40 PAGES OF GAMES REVIEWS! £3.50 16-PAGE TIPS PULLOUT - HEIMDALL, ROBOCOP 3, WILLY LIBE.SED PLUS:Exclusive Interview with the Ami BEAMISH, SHADOWLANDS and many, many more! UG! THE HUMANS Lemmings-Beater in Development
CU THE MAGAZINE FOR A500, A600, A1200 & CD32 OWNERS CREATE YOUR OWN GAMES SENSIBLE SOFTWARE'S AMAZING PROGRAM! ANIMATION AMIGA AND GRAPHICS SPECIAL 72 SHOOT EM UP CONSTRUCTION KIT NOW ONLY £3.50 PASTAS AR B46 47 GAZINE WITH ATTITUDE TRODDLERS - OH NO! T'S NOT) MORE LEMMINGS SED Fulure Your guarantee 70961-731022 of value ISSUE 18 C3.50 OCTOBER 1992 ZOOL'S GOLD The definitive look at the ultimate platform ant-y hero AMIGA WE FER D POWER 100 new games previewed! We rate their chances THE ULTIMATE collection FOUR FREE POSTCARDS! From the AMIGA POWER Se GIXZIM 18 OF AMIGA POWER including: Ferrari, Elite 2, Desert Strike, Wing Commander, ship 2000 DISNEY'S ALADDIN WHY THEY USED THE AMIGA AUTUMN PREVIEW Flis & Excel Schumenty AINT V BRILI H ONE'S BEST F ONANZA: TEEL SKY JANUARY £3.95 US$7.95 CASS 15 D ER ZOOL UEST VI PTA 986 138 ALACTICAREA PARICA JIM SACHS SPEAKS OUT! LION PUTTY Tacky or wh 770966 260008 Shadow Of The ast III, Plan 9 more! Ice, nssi AMIGA 100% WITH THE A- AMIGA THE TWO EXCLUSIVE PLAYABLE DEMOS! *1 FIRE and ICE Gadgade's connectory through this conte level THE HUMANS Ming' Lemingsbe PLUS 3 COMPLETE GAMES! A Also 188% 111171-12 EXCLUSIVE BULLFROG INTERACTIVE WORK IN PROGRESS Take a mazing voyage d Bunge SEE their latest cams in devem fa TALK othe inggers LEARN e truth about Pata's p SNOOKER & GOLF HOTSHOTS View this latest batch of incredible B 100% AMIGA 100% AMIGA 100% AMIGA 100% AME Incorporating all the best of ACE ZAP! PROJECT-X The Best Blaster EVERL INDIANA JONES 4 Us Gold's Spring Blockbuster WOOF! FIRE & ICE CRACK! FREE Braybrook's Retur Review & Playable Demol BRITAIN'S BIGGEST & BEST AMIGA GAMES MAG HOY 1997 40 PAGES OF GAMES REVIEWS! £3.50 16-PAGE TIPS PULLOUT - HEIMDALL, ROBOCOP 3, WILLY LIBE.SED PLUS:Exclusive Interview with the Ami BEAMISH, SHADOWLANDS and many, many more! UG! THE HUMANS Lemmings-Beater in Development

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Commodore Bankruptcy Piece

©1994 Eric W. Schwartz Commodore: 1954-1994 R.I.P. Created with the Almighty Amiga 1208, Imagine, Adpro, Brilliance, and Dpaint IV AGA (True Amiga users NEVER give up!)
©1994 Eric W. Schwartz Commodore: 1954-1994 R.I.P. Created with the Almighty Amiga 1208, Imagine, Adpro, Brilliance, and Dpaint IV AGA (True Amiga users NEVER give up!)

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