Good

• Awesome in-depth previews.

Bad

• The Maverick issues left a sour taste in readers mouths after consistently good issues for the previous few years.

Issue 1 (October 1988)

• Premier issue was called The One for 16-bit games.
• A 4-page poster sampler was given away with an issue of Computer + Video Games. (I think! If you know which issue, please contact us!)

Issue 21 (June 1990)

• Renamed to The One (for Amiga, Atari ST and PC games).

Issue 32 (May 1991)

• The success of the Amiga and Atari ST meant the magazine was split into two separate publications and the PC content dropped altogether.
• The separate magazines were renamed to "The One for Amiga Games" and "The One for ST Games".

Issue 44 (May 1991)

• Renamed to "The One" with a tagline of "Incorporating all the best of ACE".

Issue 47 (August 1992)

• Renamed to "The One" and the ACE tagline was dropped.

Issue 49 (October 1992)

• Renamed to "The One Amiga".

Issue 83 (August 1995)

• Maverick bought the magazine and released 7 further issues (known as the Maverick editions).
• The magazine was a pale imitation of itself, shrinking to 64 pages and then down to just 16.
• The final few issues were mostly taken up by coverage of the coverdisk games.
• Amiga Power prematurely announced the death of The One on page 14 of AP52.
• Full Amiga games were given away on the coverdisks during this period.