We’re celebrating 40 years of the Amiga with a fully-fledged Amiga Format tribute issue - officially licensed by Future Publishing. For this special edition, we’ve reunited an incredible line-up of former Amiga Format writers, editors, contributors and designers to help us recapture the spirit of the legendary magazine. Amiga Format ceased originally on Issue 136, so we're very honoured to bring one last spiritual successor in the form of an Amiga Format Issue 137 !

Inside Amiga Format tribute Issue 137 (AA40):

A welcome from Bob Wade, launch editor of Amiga Format, reflecting on the early days of the magazine.
Full, legal edition of X-Copy Professional - included as a downloadable coverdisk, with an optional physical floppy available.
Sam Dicker, Amiga engineer and creator of the original Boing Ball demo, shares stories from his time building one of the most influential computers ever made.
Neil Jackson returns to review the brand-new Amiga port of The Settlers II.
Andy Nuttall revisits Putty, the highest-scoring game he ever gave a Gold Award, but does he still agree with his original verdict?
A proper staff reunion: Marcus Dyson, Tim Smith, Maff Evans, Steve Jarratt and Ben Vost sit down for a roundtable of behind-the-scenes memories and anecdotes from day-to-day life at Format HQ.
GameBusters Special featuring classic Amiga cheats, hints and tips.
Graham Morrison explores MIDI creativity with Bars & Pipes, accompanied by insights from developer Andy Bishop on how the software evolved.
Robert Polding rounds up the most iconic Amiga software from his time on Amiga Format.
Amiga.Net highlights the very best online resources for modern Amiga users.
Gareth Murfin looks back on how working on Gloom 2 helped shape his career, all the way to Vice City!
Ben Vost guides readers through the Amiga’s premier 3D tool: LightWave 3D.
Jason Holborn, former technical editor and coverdisk curator, explains how he packaged the classic AF Workbench and PD Update sections.
Interview with Eric Schwartz - legendary artist behind the Superfrog intro and long-running AF cartoons.
Sue White, former Amiga Format Art Editor, gives a rare behind-the-scenes look at how the magazine was planned, designed and produced.
Plus: Amiga news, Mailbag (readers' letters) and much more.

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