Pictured above is the premiere issue of Amiga World. For the first couple of years, the Amiga 1000 was the only Amiga model available. Contents of this issue include:
Features
- A First Look at the Amiga
- What If...
- Amazing Graphics
Articles
- Stimulating Simulations: Electronic Arts Gets Involved with the Amiga
- Sounds Like
- A Peek at the 68000 - This article takes a look at the heart of the Amiga - the Motorola 68000 chip.
- The Amiga as a Teaching Tool
Columns
- Avision
- Zeitgeist
- Amiga Solutions
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Heh, brings back memories. My first Amiga was 500+ (ECS with 1MB of Chip RAM) and 40MB HDD with 4MB of additional Fast Ram. I used to do some 3D modeling using imagine and Real3D :D
I didn't have an Amiga until it was already considered retro. Now I have a 500, 1200 and 3000. I almost bought an Amiga 4000 instead of the Gateway 486 DX2-66 I bought before going to college. As much as I like the Amiga, I can't say that I ultimately regretted my decision.