The Retro Collective channel has just released a new episode revisiting Amiga Format, one of the most influential computer magazines of its time. For many who grew up during the rise of 16-bit computing, this magazine was more than a monthly publication—it was a gateway to a rapidly evolving world of games, software, and creative tools.
Between 1989 and 1994, Amiga Format was a staple for one particular fan, guiding him through the golden years of the Amiga. As a teenager, every issue was an introduction to new possibilities, from game reviews to professional-grade applications. It wasn’t just about entertainment; it was about learning, experimenting, and pushing the limits of what the Amiga could do.
The latest episode of Retro Collective brings those pages back to life, revisiting the issues that once felt like treasure troves of information. But the journey doesn’t stop at nostalgia. The episode also explores what happened to Amiga Format after its heyday, shedding light on the magazine’s later years and its eventual conclusion.
For those who spent hours poring over reviews, tutorials, and cover disk contents, this is more than a history lesson—it’s a chance to reconnect with a time when print media was an essential part of computing culture. Whether you were an Amiga enthusiast back then or are just discovering the platform now, this deep dive into Amiga Format offers a fresh look at a publication that helped shape the Amiga experience.
