Amiga Resource (February 1990)

Source: Compute! Amiga Resource – February 1990

Amiga Resource was a spinoff of Compute! that covered the Amiga exclusively. It didn’t really last very long, possibly because there were already other well established Amiga magazine by the time it came along or because it was not published monthly, at least at first. The February 1990 issue includes:

Features

Amiga Builds a World – Joseph Conti – using the Amiga to mold reality
Amiga 3-D – The history and future of 3-D graphics
Inside Your 500 – Find out what makes your Amiga tick
Globewatch – Investigating the international Amiga market
X*PRESS for the Amiga – Get information quick – from your television cable
Readership Survey – What do you think about Amiga Resource?

Departments

The Window – Hurricanes and earthquakes
Trends – News, new products, and rumors
Readers’ Feedback – European games, opinions, and commercials
Spotlight on the Sculpt Series – Hot tips for 3-D artists
CLI Clips – Livening things up with escape codes
Ask Rob Peck – What is ARexx?
Programmer’s Page – Finding a file’s full pathname
Best of the Boards – Scripit – phantom fingers on your mouse
Amiga Art Gallery

Columns

Just for Fun – Life of the party
Abstractions – And now, a word from our sponsor
Taking Sides – Mail-order Amigas

Reviews

Amiga Logo
Lords of the Rising Sun
Mini-Reviews – Amiga Resource looks at dinosaurs, fiendish clowns, hard disk backup utilities, perplexing word puzzles, a programming language, and more

On Disk