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Issue 83 Issue 83 of Amiga Format advises you on why you should get connected to the Web using your Amiga, it offers reviews of 32 of the hottest web sites, over 4Gb of Amiga software, useful and unusual e-mail addresses and real time chat channels, plus a step-by-step tutorial of how to write your own web-browsing software using Blitz Basic 2.1. Also in this issue reviews of, Wordworth5, the latest version of the Amiga word processor; Star Crusader, Wing Commader clone that sports some flash animations; and Model Monger, a CD-ROM packed with top-notch interior 3D objects. | |
Issue 3 The Cyberpunk 2020 kids come of age in Cybergeneration. We take it apart, sniff it cautiously, re-assemble it and pronounce it excellent in our review. arcane 3 also offers you a complete roleplaying game of the best days of your life - Skool Roolz - as well as Mr Smith's Emporium, a trans-dimensional corner shop to be used in any game. No really. There's also the usual blend of news and features, including the full story on Wizards of the Coast and their dropping of Ars Magica, SLA Industries and Everway, and some helpful advice for referees on making your games come alive. | |
Issue 2 Starring our most popular encounter yet, The Golden Dragon Inn, arcane 2 is also stuffed to the brim with reviews of AD&D Skills & Powers, Freak Legion, Dandanon and the two superhero card games, Marvel Overpower and WildStorms. Add to that the definitive interview with Richard Garfield (the inventor of Magic: The Gathering ), and features on creating more believable characters and the ten most bizarre skills, and you have a happily-rounded, well-adjusted and quite beautiful young magazine. | |
Issue 1 The miraculous first issue of arcane contains a feature review of Shadowfist and Feng Shui - the Hong Kong action movie-based card and roleplaying game designed by Daedalus Entertainment, as well as reviews of Everway, TSR's amazing Dragon Dice, Necromunda, Vampire: The Eternal Struggle and many more. It's also packed with other exciting features, including the first part of our guide to building your own world, some advice on designing a competitive Magic deck and the story of the birth of roleplaying. The encounter is The Laboratory, a place of brooding (and breeding) evil. | |