Issue 38 of the best Amiga magazine includes:

• HiSoft Systems are a 45-year-old British software company with a history like no other! Making a name for themselves creating affordable but powerful programming packages including Devpac, HiSoft BASIC, Highspeed Pascal and HiSoft C++, they soon branched out; publishing a variety of respected Amiga programs like Cinema 4D, iBrowse and Promidi. The company manufactured some of the highest quality hardware addons and peripherals available too, such as the Squirrel series of CD-ROM drives, MPEG decoders and and SCSI interfaces! In this issue of your favourite Amiga magazine, journalist Phil South speaks with HiSoft founder Andy Pennell to learn the roots of the company and how HiSoft Systems grew to become a trusted software house, well-regarded by Amiga users the world over.
• Huge six-page Amiga Shopper retrospective! We speak to the ex-staffers (Bob Wade, Julie Stuckes, Stuart Anderton, Cliff Ramshaw, Phil South, Richard Baguley and Nick Veitch). Find out why Shopper was the Amiga's number one magazine for technical users!
• Classic games reviewed from the Amiga's heyday: Exile and Bump 'N' Burn CD32.
  
• Free coverdisk download: Top Hat Willy.
• RPG games special feature. AA remember iconic Amiga role-playing games that helped define the genre, including The Bard's Tale series and Ultima.
  
• Discover the joy Amiga multi-tasking and virtual desktops using GoVD.
• The history of Hyperion's SiN release and other next generation Amiga game ports.
• A look back at the annual AMIGApril live stream gaming event.
  
• Amiga Addict's Creative Revolution series delves into vector art, using the capable Fantavision application.
• Latest game reviews including Aminer, Pjusk and LightTheLEDs.
• Frank Gasking of Games That Weren't puts on his red and black stripy jumper - as well as a cheeky face - to reveal the story of Dennis And Gnasher, a title which unfortunately didn't see the light of day despite the promising-looking screenshots and magazine coverage.
  
• Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Classic Coverdisk Of The Month, AMOS coding tutorial, Keyboard Warriors letters section, Amiga news and User Groups.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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