ISSUE: 42Content
Cover:
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Super Stardust
It's devastatingly good! And we're the first magazine on Earth to review it!
Cover Disks:
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Disk One
Theme Park (A500 version)
Bullfrog's long time coming and aptly-named simulation is here at last. Worth the wait? You betcha!
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Disk Two
Ruff 'n' Tumble
Boy meets large gun meets robots in Renegade's platformer.
Bubble and Squeak (A1200)
Boy meets blue things meets, er, watery death.
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Disk Three
Alien Breed 2: Tower Assault (A1200)
Blast through our EXCLUSIVE, two-level, two-player, demo, eh?
This Is... Amiga Power
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True Stories
Or as it should be called this month, True Previews. Because? Well, because it should.
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Diary of A Game
Sensible Software continue their never dull and occasionally lucid tale of an epic golf game in the making.
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Games Versus Reality
What's so great about the real world, anyway? We see how it fares against the Amiga -- scientifically.
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Win a Date with Fate
At dreamy Alton Towers in dreamy Empire's dreamy Dream Web compo. And maybe they'll have finished the game by next month. Grrrr.
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Hey You Groovy Cats...
Catch the trend that's sweeping the country like a giant, friendly tidal wave. SUBSCRIBE to AMIGA POWER and lots of good things will happen to you. You'll get groovy free things like a coveted AMIGA POWER 0. Man.
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Completely Fab
Those are the two choice words top tipster Rich Pelley used to describe the monthly helpathon that is the one and only COMPLETE CONTROL.
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Back Issues/Mail Order
Can YOU spot the subliminal messages we've planted to convince you to buy our merchandise?
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Hi Ho Hey Now Nonny Nonny Silver Lining
Reviews of all the latest CD32 converts, only this time in Chaucerian English.
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Public Domain
Cheap, very cheap, and occasionally downright free games.
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Do the Write Thing
Containing fact, fiction, comment and venomous personal attacks on various AP team members. It's riveting.
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The Bottom Line
All the releases of the last year, in exciting alphabetical order!
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The Secret Cavern
Reader ads scented with a delicate hint of nostalgia.
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The Breakfast Sandwich
Exclusive first review of the mother of all bread-based snacks.
Games of The Month
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Super Stardust
A whole new experience or just an A1200 rehash of the original Stardust? Read it and weep.
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Theme Park
Bearing in mind the dodgy state of Britains real theme parks, we'd say this one's here just at the right time
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Ruff 'n' Tumble
Cute kid with a gun in platform based Turrican in---red bla--pid fun. Whoop whoop. *
Games Reviewed This Issue
Full Price:
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Battletoads
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Detroit
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Ruff 'n' Tumble
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Super Stardust A1200
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Theme Park A1200
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Top Gear 2 A1200
CD32:
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Battle Toads
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Jetstrike
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Myth
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Out to Lunch
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Simon the Sorcerer
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Superfrog
PD:
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Formula 1 Challenge
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Fortress
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Multiplayer Yahtzee
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Pillmania
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Quingo
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Steward's Enquiry
Coming Soon:
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Ambermoon
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Dream Web
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Overlord
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FIFA Soccer
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Mutant League Hockey
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Jungle Strike
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Theme Park
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A bigger, better
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Sunnier, happier
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Brighter tomorrow
Disk 42:
The more numerically astute of you will have noticed that there's a 50% increase in the number of disks this month. That's 50% more plastics, ferrous oxides, and metals used in the production of this mag. So next time you stare up at the hole in the ozone, think AMIGA POWER.
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Theme Park
We may have review the A1200 version of Bullfrog's astonishing new sim game, but we're caring and thoughtful enough to present you with the A500 version. There's enough Chickenmen, ice cream shops, bouncy castles, and everything else to set up your very own tiny theme park. Just add screaming kids and the smell of vomit for added realism.
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Tower Assault
Absolutely everyone must have bought Alien Breed by now, even people without Amigas. So it's just as well Team 17 have produced this fab demo of the sequel.
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Ruff 'n' Tumble
Conclusive proof that children and firearms DO mix. Move over Mothercare, Renegade are in charge now. Oh yes.
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Bubble and Squeak
A1200 only antics with a small boy and his friend, a large blue, um, thingummy-bob.
Cover:
-
Super Stardust
It's devastatingly good! And we're the first magazine on Earth to review it!
Cover Disks:
-
Disk One
Theme Park (A500 version)
Bullfrog's long time coming and aptly-named simulation is here at last. Worth the wait? You betcha! -
Disk Two
Ruff 'n' Tumble
Boy meets large gun meets robots in Renegade's platformer.
Bubble and Squeak (A1200)
Boy meets blue things meets, er, watery death. -
Disk Three
Alien Breed 2: Tower Assault (A1200)
Blast through our EXCLUSIVE, two-level, two-player, demo, eh?
This Is... Amiga Power
-
True Stories
Or as it should be called this month, True Previews. Because? Well, because it should. -
Diary of A Game
Sensible Software continue their never dull and occasionally lucid tale of an epic golf game in the making. -
Games Versus Reality
What's so great about the real world, anyway? We see how it fares against the Amiga -- scientifically. -
Win a Date with Fate
At dreamy Alton Towers in dreamy Empire's dreamy Dream Web compo. And maybe they'll have finished the game by next month. Grrrr. -
Hey You Groovy Cats...
Catch the trend that's sweeping the country like a giant, friendly tidal wave. SUBSCRIBE to AMIGA POWER and lots of good things will happen to you. You'll get groovy free things like a coveted AMIGA POWER 0. Man. -
Completely Fab
Those are the two choice words top tipster Rich Pelley used to describe the monthly helpathon that is the one and only COMPLETE CONTROL. -
Back Issues/Mail Order
Can YOU spot the subliminal messages we've planted to convince you to buy our merchandise? -
Hi Ho Hey Now Nonny Nonny Silver Lining
Reviews of all the latest CD32 converts, only this time in Chaucerian English. -
Public Domain
Cheap, very cheap, and occasionally downright free games. -
Do the Write Thing
Containing fact, fiction, comment and venomous personal attacks on various AP team members. It's riveting. -
The Bottom Line
All the releases of the last year, in exciting alphabetical order! -
The Secret Cavern
Reader ads scented with a delicate hint of nostalgia. -
The Breakfast Sandwich
Exclusive first review of the mother of all bread-based snacks.
Games of The Month
-
Super Stardust
A whole new experience or just an A1200 rehash of the original Stardust? Read it and weep. -
Theme Park
Bearing in mind the dodgy state of Britains real theme parks, we'd say this one's here just at the right time -
Ruff 'n' Tumble
Cute kid with a gun in platform based Turrican in---red bla--pid fun. Whoop whoop. *
Games Reviewed This Issue
Full Price:
- Battletoads
- Detroit
- Ruff 'n' Tumble
- Super Stardust A1200
- Theme Park A1200
- Top Gear 2 A1200
CD32:
- Battle Toads
- Jetstrike
- Myth
- Out to Lunch
- Simon the Sorcerer
- Superfrog
PD:
- Formula 1 Challenge
- Fortress
- Multiplayer Yahtzee
- Pillmania
- Quingo
- Steward's Enquiry
Coming Soon:
- Ambermoon
- Dream Web
- Overlord
- FIFA Soccer
- Mutant League Hockey
- Jungle Strike
- Theme Park
- A bigger, better
- Sunnier, happier
- Brighter tomorrow
Disk 42:
The more numerically astute of you will have noticed that there's a 50% increase in the number of disks this month. That's 50% more plastics, ferrous oxides, and metals used in the production of this mag. So next time you stare up at the hole in the ozone, think AMIGA POWER.
-
Theme Park
We may have review the A1200 version of Bullfrog's astonishing new sim game, but we're caring and thoughtful enough to present you with the A500 version. There's enough Chickenmen, ice cream shops, bouncy castles, and everything else to set up your very own tiny theme park. Just add screaming kids and the smell of vomit for added realism. -
Tower Assault
Absolutely everyone must have bought Alien Breed by now, even people without Amigas. So it's just as well Team 17 have produced this fab demo of the sequel. -
Ruff 'n' Tumble
Conclusive proof that children and firearms DO mix. Move over Mothercare, Renegade are in charge now. Oh yes. -
Bubble and Squeak
A1200 only antics with a small boy and his friend, a large blue, um, thingummy-bob.
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