Magazines Archives CU AMIGA ( EN ) CU AMIGA Issue 034 Supplement 1992 Dec Part 2
The Amiga began life primarily as a games machine and that's what it's still best known as. Nowhere else can you find suoh a rich variety of games. Over the following pages, we’re going to be taking a look at some of the best Amiga games on offer and giving our expert opinion about which titles represent the best buys... ED FIRST Welcome to the second Amiga Guide, tree with the December issue of CU Amiga. Over the coming months. Amiga Guide win cover every aspect of the Amiga, from programming, graphics and animation to music, video and desktop publishing. Each free magazine will cover a distinct topic, building up into one of the most complete guides to the Amiga ever published. Last month we took a look at public domain software. This month it's the turn of Amiga games and next month we ll be presenting a 32- page Beginner s Guide And all at no extra cost! It s hoped that you'll enjoy these guides and get a lot out of them. Initial reaction to the first guide has been incredibly favourable, but if you've any suggestions to make things even better, then please drop me a line at the editorial address Dsn Sjingsby. Editor GAMES PEOPLE PLAY Quality is a nebulous concept. What's one man's meat is almost certain to be another's poison. And nowhere is this more true than in the prod- gxxrs world of Amiga games software Take Dmo Dim's Kick Off 2. Tor instance. Many people consider it to be the best football game ever to grace a home computer, whereas others find it almost unplayable and prefer the simplicity of, say, Sensible Soccer. Then there are other alternatives such as Sinker and Man Utd Europe to consider.
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