ZZAP! AMIGA Micro Action Issue #1

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Issue 1 of our brand new 60-page ZZAP! AMIGA Micro Action magazine.

Features multiple game reviews of new Amiga titles Tiny Bubble, Terrahawks, Tiny Gal and Turbo Sprint.

This edition is packed with features such as:

ZZAP! Cover Crackers - Graeme Mason goes back to his 1986 game collection and picks out his six favourite inlay covers.
Bullfrog Productions - Glenn Corpes was employee #2. In the first of a series, he charts Bullfrog's success with the Amiga.
Antstream Arcade - The Amiga classics revisited on this modern gaming platform.
The time I visited... Ian Osborne packs his sandwich box and heads to the train station - he's off to the CD32 launch.
Art Gallery - Simon Butler picks the best of the best in the art department.
Newsflash - upcoming Amiga game coverage in detail!

And there is much, much more in this action-packed edition!

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12/05/2023

Ian J.

United Kingdom

Another superb addition to a stellar range of products

Bought the first issue of zzap amiga as a test...lets just say as soon as santa is paid, i will be ordering every other issue. Fantastic product

12/02/2021

Mr P.

United Kingdom

Nostalgia blast!

Took me back in time.

12/02/2021

Bartek S.

Poland

A great back to the past

Just great! Despite import charges to Poland from outside EU, I will definitely order next issue!

10/27/2021

Graeme A.

United Kingdom

Excellent magazine

This is a great wee magazine if you're an amiga fan or retro computer fan. Great articles and brings back a lot of happy memories.

10/27/2021

Marc T.

United Kingdom

Zzap Amiga 64

Loved it really enjoyed this issue never bothered with the C64 but the Amiga (never owned one myself) blew me away and I've always been secretly jealous that I never got one back in the day.