it was more of an insert of another (ibm pc) magazine
Amiga Magazin was once a illustrious full-blown standalone publication, but after the heyday of the Amiga you couldn't sell an Amiga magazine on its one anymore so it was reduced to a leaflet with only a dozen or so pages at the turn of the millennium. it survived another 10 (!) years in this zombie form, almost until 2010!
Nah, it used to be one of the biggest professional (non gaming) Amiga magazines in the 90s. A big focus was video editing hard and software as far as I remember, or tutorials like "let's build this 5th element scene in maxxon 3D" or so.
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Pruning9165@feddit.org · 2 pts · 2d
That's very basic, it was a magazine sold in stands or something mailed only to subscribers/fanclubs?
Very small number of pages too
TeutonenThrasher@feddit.org · 3 pts · 2d
it was more of an insert of another (ibm pc) magazine
Amiga Magazin was once a illustrious full-blown standalone publication, but after the heyday of the Amiga you couldn't sell an Amiga magazine on its one anymore so it was reduced to a leaflet with only a dozen or so pages at the turn of the millennium. it survived another 10 (!) years in this zombie form, almost until 2010!
GenosseFlosse@feddit.org · 2 pts · 2d
Nah, it used to be one of the biggest professional (non gaming) Amiga magazines in the 90s. A big focus was video editing hard and software as far as I remember, or tutorials like "let's build this 5th element scene in maxxon 3D" or so.