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AA Issue 42 Digital Edition includes:

RJ Mical's story: One of the original creators of the Amiga shares his recollections of the birth of the machine, his colleagues and work at Commodore, and the technology that made the Amiga so revolutionary.
Exclusive free coverdisk download. Gravity Addict is the official 2026 update to the Gravity Power/Gravity Force II game series, developed by legendary coding duo Jens Andersson and Jan Kronquist.
New game reviews: Including Geo’s Quest 3, Blok, and more from the thriving Amiga development scene.
A retrospective on the fantasy adventure Twinworld in our Gold Standard feature.
We round up some of the best Amiga multiplayer and co-operative games perfect for sharing the keyboard or joystick ports with friends.
Blobula interview: We speak with Thomas Würgler about the creation of his distinctive Amiga puzzle game.
A look at how Amiga computers were used in theatre and stage productions, controlling lighting, visuals and live effects.
Our regular CD32 section takes a look at the console's enhanced Zool release.
Developer interview: Cenk Sayinli discusses development work and projects including Callback.
The fascinating story of OS4, AmigaOne and the ambitious ACK PPC Amigas.
Why I’ll Always Love the Amiga 500: A celebration of Commodore’s most iconic machine and why it still holds a special place for Amiga fans.
We test the Terrible Fire TF1232 accelerator, plus go behind-the-scenes for more on Rob Smith’s entertaining dISK fIGHT!
Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Amiga news and User Groups.
Plus lots more..!

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