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The latest issue of Amiga Survivor has been published, featuring some of the latest news, previews, reviews and features from Amiga gaming.
This issue has reviews of both serious and gaming software, including T-Zer0, Directory Opus Magellan II v5.81, ImageFX 3.2, Aladdin 4D v5, Candy Factory Pro, Wasted Dreams, and Enemy: Tempest of Violence. They have also reviewed the soundtrack for Fubar, a war game soon to be released by Blittersoft. There are previews of namely Nightlong (being converted by ClickBOOM), Worms: Armageddon, and Payback. The usual features such as Retro, web-watch and plenty more are packed full in this issue.
In news related to this story, Amiga Survivor has been taken over by Crystal Interactive Software, who hope to develop the magazine's quality even further than it is, with the possibly of getting it on the newsagents shelves in the long-term. Amiga Survivor is therefore in need of an editor, writers and a page designer. The posts are not payable positions until Amiga Survivor gains in popularity and so these positions are ideal for those Amiga fanatics who have a passion for creation on their Amiga, and who will love doing the above jobs in their spare time.
You can order Amiga Survivor or if you are interested in the above positions, e-mail Andrew Reed of Crystal Interactive Software at:-
andy
crystal-software.com
Visit their web site at :-
E-mail - philip 
amigaflame.co.uk
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The latest issue of Amiga Survivor has been published, featuring some of the latest news, previews, reviews and features from Amiga gaming.
This issue has reviews of both serious and gaming software, including T-Zer0, Directory Opus Magellan II v5.81, ImageFX 3.2, Aladdin 4D v5, Candy Factory Pro, Wasted Dreams, and Enemy: Tempest of Violence. They have also reviewed the soundtrack for Fubar, a war game soon to be released by Blittersoft. There are previews of namely Nightlong (being converted by ClickBOOM), Worms: Armageddon, and Payback. The usual features such as Retro, web-watch and plenty more are packed full in this issue. In news related to this story, Amiga Survivor has been taken over by Crystal Interactive Software, who hope to develop the magazine's quality even further than it is, with the possibly of getting it on the newsagents shelves in the long-term. Amiga Survivor is therefore in need of an editor, writers and a page designer. The posts are not payable positions until Amiga Survivor gains in popularity and so these positions are ideal for those Amiga fanatics who have a passion for creation on their Amiga, and who will love doing the above jobs in their spare time. You can order Amiga Survivor or if you are interested in the above positions, e-mail Andrew Reed of Crystal Interactive Software at:- crystal-software.com
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