Issue 43 of the best Amiga magazine includes:

• Our most in-depth cover feature yet goes inside the making of Syndicate, Bullfrog's iconic 1993 cyberpunk classic. We speak with key members of the development team - including Mike Diskett, Alex Trowers, Glenn Corpes and Sean Cooper - about bringing Syndicate's dystopian world to life, plus a look at later releases beyond Amiga including Syndicate Wars, and the lasting legacy of a game that was well ahead of its time.
• Exclusive free coverdisk download. Battle Squadron 2, the acclaimed new Amiga shmup, is yours to keep - plus a bonus saves editor for XCOM/UFO: Enemy Unknown.
• In our ongoing RJ Mical series, one of the original creators of the Amiga pays tribute to Jay Miner - the grandfather of the Amiga and the visionary engineer who started it all.
• Paul Monaghan speaks with Team17's Andy Clitheroe, the developer who in 1995 pitched a first-person shooter demo to Team17 at a time when the Amiga gaming world was changing fast. The result was the outstanding Alien Breed 3D.
• Andrew Gwynne pulls something special out of the loft (spoiler alert, it's a CDTV!) and shares his early home computing story.
• A deep dive into the final days of Imagine, tracing the rise and fall of one of the Amiga's most groundbreaking 3D software packages.
• Our roving reporter Ravi Abbott continues to uncover the remarkable story of how Amiga computers powered the spectacular special effects of Universal Studios' WaterWorld - one of the world's most ambitious theme park stunt shows.
• New game reviews including Project Horizon, an atmospheric lunar shooter from Electric Black Sheep - plus Minesweeper Reborn, which takes a beloved classic and gives it a thorough Amiga makeover.
• CD32 Corner reviews the 3D spectacle that is Guardian.
• Bubba 'n' Stix gets the Gold Standard treatment, as Matthew Smith presents an affectionate retrospective on Core Design's most loveable cartoon platformer.
• Games That Weren't looks at The King's Ransom, the ambitious ReadySoft RPG adventure that promised so much in 1993 but tragically never made it to release.
• Behind the scenes with SysInfo, the go-to Amiga benchmarking tool.
• Andi Pexton shares the story of building an Amiga to fit our space-constrained modern lives using the Amy and Denise motherboard clones.
• Our regulars including former Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Amiga news and User Groups.
• Plus lots more..!

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