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Starting with ISSUE 45, the best Amiga magazine includes:

• Take to the skies with our history of the best Amiga aviation games and simulators, as Christian Cawley is joined by MicroProse founder "Wild Bill" Stealey and Bruce Shelley to share their memories.
• The lawyers have finally put down their pens. We unpick the settlement between Amiga Corporation and Hyperion, what's next for AmigaOS and that "new" Amiga logo.
• Commodore's Jeff Bruette tells us how he taught Andy Warhol which mouse button was which, then took the Amiga to Hollywood.
• Paul Monaghan talks to Matt Broughton about winning his job on The One for Amiga in a competition, the art of magazine-making and the glory days of print.
• Our free coverdisk download has three slices of 90s public domain gold: Bob's Garden, Megaworm and Tetris Pro.
• The latest game releases reviewed: anti-gravity racer Hyper Runner and AmiGameJam entry Blue and Red - Fight the Robots.
• The world's greatest underwater agent resurfaces in our CD32 Corner with James Pond 3: Operation Starfish, and Frank Gasking finds out why Mars Cops never made it to your screen.
• Howard Price fires up X-Copy to make his own bootblock, in a hands-on look at bootblock hacking through the ages.
• We test the Classic 520 from IRIXLabs, a side-slot accelerator for the Amiga 500 and 1000 with no need to open the case.
• Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Amiga News, and User Groups.
• Plus lots more..!

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