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It’s easy to take Commodore’s Amiga for granted, but it had a massive impact on the games industry and was an exciting successor to the Commodore 64. Many classic British developers, including DMA Design, Sensible So_ ware, The Bitmap Brothers and Team 17 found success on the 16-bit home computer, while popular franchises like Lemmings, Speedball, Worms and Syndicate are still going strong today. Commodore’s computer not only had a thriving demo scene, but its superior graphical capabilities allowed a new generation of artists to get to grips with the machine. It helped usher in a shining new era for videogames, and was more than able to hold its own against the increasingly popular consoles that were beginning to appear. To celebrate Commodore’s groundbreaking machine, we’ve personally trawled through the…

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The Amiga Book (Digital) - 1 Issue, The Amiga Book 3rd Edition

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