Source: Amiga Power – Issue Number 10 – January 1992
Amiga Power is an Amiga specific gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. in the early 1990s. The January 1992 issue includes:
- True Stories – New games – Eye of the Beholder 2 and John Madden American Football amongst others – and loads more, including five Bug joysticks to win and all your ‘favorite’ regulars. Plus! We ask the burning question – what’ll be the Christmas Number One?
- The Charts – Going up, coming down and all that jazz – will Lotus 2 cruise straight into the top slot, or what?
- Complete Control – Britain’s favorite Amiga tips section really kicks into gear, with giant Blues Brothers maps, Cruise For a Corpse – the solution, and the complete Amiga Power guide to Rodland…
- Games of the Year – Coups in Russia, civil war in Yugoslavia, Maggie ‘graciously’ bows out, and Amiga Power is born – that was 1991 for you. it was also a year when plenty of ground breaking new games were released – not to mention a whole host of stinkers. We pick through the rubble for our personal favorites…
- Definition of Sound – Continuing our new series of Buyer’s Guides. This month: football games, a field dominated by two small words…
- Win! Five Remote Control Planes! – AP teams up with EA to bring you a Birds Of Prey compo – if we can keep our hands off the prizes, that is…
- Do The Write Thing – Your letters, now a giant three pages long (special bonus size), and featuring Stuart N. Hardy’s brother, Paul!
- The Bottom Line – Bigger, better, brighter, more!
- Second Opinion – Domark’s John Kavanagh, the man behind MiG-29 and… STUN Runner!
- Magic And Mystery Tour – A new age of FRP games is upon us. Eye of the Beholder showed the way, but the best – Beholder 2, Ultima VI – is just around the corner. Mark Ramshaw investigates.
- Darlings! – The lovable computer whiz kids are still with us – and selling more games (and making more money!) than ever. What? You want games with puzzles and character – and at a cheap price? You don’t care too much for fancy parallax scrolling – or scrolling at all, even – if decent gameplay is there? Then who you gonna call? (Code Masters!)
- Games of the Month
- Smash TV – Total Carnage – we love it! Well, we did in the arcades…
- Birds of Prey – Blimey! 40 – r0! – birds in one game!
- Battle Isle – Wargames get friendly (stranger things happen at sea…)
- Celtic Legends – Hex-based strategy meets Chaos
- Bonanza Bros – What, a Sega game with character?
- Moonstone – It’s a first! The innovative gore on/gore off option(!)
- Oh No! More Lemmings! – The name says it all really…
- Realms – And suddenly, out of the blue, Powermonger gets a rival…
- Fuzzball – Furry, fun and – wow! – look at the speed blurs on that…!
- Barbarian 2 – Or, gameplay-by-numbers if you’re feeling cynical!
- Knightmare – Captive Pt2 – but aimed at 8-year olds? We have our doubts…
…and more!
