Since today you can read the Amiga Future issue 143 online on our webpage.

In irregular intervals we provide older issues of the Amiga Future for free online.

Seeing as our printed edition of Amiga Future has now been published for over 25 years, we are at a point when we need to massively increase our editorial team for the magazine and also the home pages for our website.
The idea behind this is to relieve the workload on more of our entire team, to better distribute the load amongst all our editorial staff, and in so doing reduce the stress and workload on everyone involved, while at the same time further increasing the magazine's overall quality.

It is all in the hope that the next 25 years will be a little easier for everyone in the editorial team, and even better for our readers. :)

The download area of the Amiga Future was updated today. So, you can now find the following full versions online:

- Insanity Fight
- Insanity Fight Data Disk
- Insanity Fight Construction Set

BOING Attitude is pleased to announce the release of BOING #8, THE French paper magazine dedicated to Amiga !

We've put online an interview published in the seventh issue of our magazine dedicated to the Amiga, BOING: George Sokianos talks (in English) about WebKit rendering engine port to AmigaOS 4.

You can also read all our English/Spanish interviews published in BOING mag here.

The English and German issue 168 (May/June 2024) of our print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from our editorial office at Amiga Future, and from other Amiga dealers that stock it.

We did it again. :) The Amiga Future now has 4 more pages.

The following articles have been added to the website of the Amiga magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months:

These comprise of the full colour preview and excerpts of our Amiga Future issue 168 (May/June 2024) which can also be viewed online on the Amiga Future website.

We did it again. :) The Amiga Future now has 4 more pages.

Seeing as our printed edition of Amiga Future has now been published for over 25 years, we are at a point when we need to massively increase our editorial team for the magazine and also the home pages for our website.
The idea behind this is to relieve the workload on more of our entire team, to better distribute the load amongst all our editorial staff, and in so doing reduce the stress and workload on everyone involved, while at the same time further increasing the magazine's overall quality.

The download area of the Amiga Future was updated today. So, you can now find the following full versions online:

- DiskPrint
- AdressMaster (ADM)