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Compute! (December 1981)
Cover of the December 1981 issue of Compute! Compute! was one of the earliest home computer magazines. Early in its history, it focused on 6502 based machines. In
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RUN: The Commodore 64/128 User's Guide (April 1990)
Cover of the April 1990 issue of RUN RUN was perhaps my favorite computer magazine. It was dedicated to Commodore 8-bit computers which primarily meant the Commodore
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Commodore OS 3.1
A new version of Commodore OS Vision 3.1 has been released. Commodore OS Vision is a 64-bit Linux distribution built on MX Linux (previously Linux Mint). It is aimed
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Commodore User (February 1990)
Cover of the February 1990 issue of Commodore User Commodore User is a magazine that was published in the U.K. and covered various Commodore computers over the years
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Amiga CD32 Gamer (January 1995)
Cover of the January 1995 issue of Amiga CD32 Gamer The Amiga CD32 was basically Commodore's attempt at turning the Amiga 1200 into a gaming machine with a CD-ROM
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RUN: The Commodore 64 & VIC-20 Magazine (September 1984)
Cover of the September 1984 issue of RUN RUN was primarily a Commodore 64 magazine though depending on the exact time period, it also covered the VIC-20, Plus/4,
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The One (June 1993)
Cover of the June 1993 issue of The One While The One covered various 16-bit computers over the course of its life, in 1993 this U.K. published gaming magazine was
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Amiga Force (April 1993)
Cover of the April 1993 issue of Amiga Force Amiga force is a gaming magazine for the Amiga that was published in the U.K. pretty late in the life of that machine.
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The One (June 1991)
Cover of the June 1991 issue of The One While The One covered multiple 16-bit computers and consoles throughout its life, by 1991 it was exclusively and Amiga games
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Info (November/December 1986)
Cover of the November/December 1986 issue of Info Info is a magazine that covered Commodore computers. At the end of 1986 that included the Commodore 64, Commodore
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New Commodore 64 (C64) Ultimate retro 8-bit computer revival coming, probably the best and most faithful remake so far.
Es gibt wieder einen Versuch, einen neues C64 auf den Markt zu bringen. Diesmal hat der Retro-YouTuber "Retro Recipes x Commodore" die Marke Commodore
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The One (December 1992)
Cover of the December 1992 issue of The One The One was a computer gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. While it originally covered multiple platforms,
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Amiga Power - Issue Number 0 - May 1991
Cover of the May 1991 issue of Amiga Power Amiga Power is an Amiga gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. by the publishers of Amiga Format. It had a pretty
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Ahoy!'s AmigaUser (November 1988)
Cover of the November 1988 issue of Ahoy's AmigaUser While there were a few Amiga specific magazines published in the U.S., it seems like most of them came and went
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AC’s Tech for the Commodore Amiga – Volume 1 Number 2 – March-May 1991
Cover of AC's Tech for the Commodore Amiga, Volume 1 Number 2 AC's Tech for the Commodore Amiga was technically oriented quarterly publication for the Commodore
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RUN: The Guide to Commodore Computing (January 1985)
Cover of the January 1985 issue of RUN RUN was one of the most popular Commodore 8-bit computer magazines, mostly covering the Commodore 64. It was also one of the
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Compute! (February 1985)
Cover of the February 1985 issue of Compute Compute! was a great magazine for those with home computer in the 1980s, at least if you had one that it covered. In
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Compute! (January 1982)
Cover of the January 1982 issue of Compute! Compute!, at least in its earlier days, exclusively covered computers based on the 6502 CPU. In early 1982 these included
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Amiga Power (December 1991)
Cover of the December 1991 issue of Amiga Power Amiga Power was a magazine dedicated to gaming on the Amiga that was published in the U.K. between 1991 and 1996.
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The One (June 1992)
Cover of the June 1992 issue of The One The One was a U.K. published magazine that covered 16-bit computer and video games. The specific systems covered varied over
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