| Welcome to the Amiga Magazine Rack! |
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The Amiga Magazine Rack was launched in early 2007 after more than 2 years of development. The website you see today grew from 3 independent coverdisk and review indexes independently compiled by members of the Hall of Light team.
The site has close ties with the Hall of Light games database, with extensive cross-linking between the two sites. As a result, the current focus of the Amiga Magazine Rack is games, although application/hardware reviews and serious articles will be indexed in the fullness of time.
The Amiga Magazine Rack is backed by a large review database which is linked to tens of thousands of scanned pages.
The team wishes to thank RCK for making all of this possible - without his offer to host the site the project would not have come into existence.
If you wish to contribute to the project read the information below or contact one of the team members. |
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07 January 2013 - More Amazing Computing scans online!
The Amiga Magazine Rack team can present a selection of issues from Amazing Computing magazine. September 1993, October 1993, November 1993 and December 1993 are now online!
Thanks very much to Shekster for scanning!
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19 October 2012 - Full scans of Amiga Computing Vol 2 No 3 (August 1989) online!
Complete scans are now online. On the games front, Trained Assassin received the highest mark this month with a score of 95%. At the other end of the spectrum, Amiga Computing were not afraid to dish out the dirt and gave S.T.A.G. a lowly 11%.
The text editor TR TextEd faired even worse, gaining just 7%!
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13 September 2012 - All page scans from The One Amiga issue 87 are now online!
By the time the Maverick editions of The One came out, the magazine was a sad version of itself. The reviews were expanded out to a huge number of pages (every game had at least a 6 page review!) with Coala coming in at a whopping 8 pages!
Even the cheat section looked as if the editor said "find anything that you can make a large map of and put that in" as evidenced by 8 pages of maps for Winter Supersports 92!
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17 April 2012 - All editorial content from The One issue 2 now online!
All editorial content from The One issue 2 are now available for your viewing pleasure. By issue 2, the Amiga had an equal number of reviews to the Atari ST with 13 each.
Some classic Amiga games were reviewed, including Speedball with 90%, Nebulus gaining 88% and Rocket Ranger with 86%. On the poor games front, Albedo was the joint worst Amiga game with Offshore Warrior (both scoring 41%) but the Atari ST stinker Game Over 2 received the lowest rating of all, gaining a mere 33%.
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16 April 2012 - All editorial content from The One issue 1 now online!
All editorial content from The One issue 1 are now available for your viewing pleasure. Back in October 1988, the Atari ST had a lot more releases than the mighty Amiga, and only 5 Amiga games were reviewed.
The Amiga game Starglider 2 received the equal highest score this issue with 89%, jointly shared with the game Federation of Free Traders on the ST. Within a few months, major bugs were found in the game, and FOFT was given harsh reviews in other magazines.
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| Your Help Needed! |
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We appreciate any help to complete the database. If you have any cover scans, page scans, disk images or have indexed reviews for magazines we do not have listed, please get in touch with us! You will be credited for your work!
If you would like to help us by indexing magazines, feel free to download the following templates:
If you wish to contribute scans, please read the frequently asked questions section!
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| Mort's Magazine Requests |
Mort is willing to scan even more magazines for the Amiga Magazine Rack, but is missing several issues. Can you help him out by selling, lending or donating magazines from his request list? |
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| Did You Know? |
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| Random Magazine |
Amiga Power 46 (Feb 1995)
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| Shadow Fighter |
91% |
| The Delphine Classic Collection |
90% |
| Super Stardust |
89% |
| The Lucasarts Classic Collection |
89% |
| Combat Classics 3 |
86% |
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| Contact us |
| If you have comments, ideas, bug reports or would like to contribute to the site, you may contact us on the English Amiga Board forums. |
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