| 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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| News |
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15 January 2012 - Full scans of Amiga Power issue 50 (June 1995) now online!
Thanks to Cody Jarrett, complete scans from Amiga Power issue 50 (June 1995) are now available for your viewing pleasure.
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03 October 2011 - Amiga Computing Volume 3 No 1 (June 1990) now online thanks to Silkworm!
Silkworm has kindly scanned an additional 29 pages of Amiga Computing Volume 3 No 1 (June 1990) for the Amiga Magazine Rack, including all the reviews, coverdisk pages and an article about the A3001 accelerator.
The highest reviewed games this issue were Might and Magic 2 with 94% and Infestation with 90%.
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19 June 2011 - Review content from Zero issue 11 now online
All reviews, previews, cheats and coverdisks pages from Zero issue 11 (September 1990) are now available for viewing.
This issue includes previews of Saint Dragon and Swiv from Storm, and an in-depth look at RoboCop 2 from Special FX.
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22 December 2010 - All coverdisks are now accessable!
Thanks to a kind offer from haps, all the coverdisks are now accessable again. Our previous host has had problems and a lot of content has been offline for a while. Sorry about this! But it's all fixed now!
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28 April 2009 - Huge Amiga Joker Update
Amiga Joker:
10/92, 11/92, 01/93, 02/93, 03/93, 04/93, 05/93, 06-07/93, 08-09/93, 10/93, 12/93
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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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Cannon Fodder controversy
AP32 was to feature a large poppy on the front cover for the game Cannon Fodder. The Daily Star were alerted to an ad for the magazine and ran a story "Poppy game insult to our war dead" that caused an outcry from war veterans. Under pressure from the Royal British Legion, the cover was changed to a screenshot from the game.
In AP32's "Stuart would just like to say" section at the bottom of page 4, Stuart Campbell wrote "Old soldiers? I wish them all dead" which caused further trouble. The Star ran another story "Poppy row mag insults old soldiers" saying "Britain's ex-servicemen are up in arms after a magazine boss declared he would like to see all old soldiers dead".
Click for more trivia |
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| Random Magazine |
Amiga Power 62 (Jun 1996)
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Score |
| Total Football |
87% |
| Timekeepers Data Disk |
80% |
| Primal Rage |
77% |
| XP8 |
55% |
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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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