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The Amiga at 40 – A Developer’s Story

The Amiga at 40 – A Developer’s Story

The arrival of the Amiga 40 years ago inspired the creation of so many new game studios. A young Torben Bakager took notice of this new machine. In time, the Amiga would shape his career as a game maker, and the rest of his professional life.

By Will Freeman

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Celebrating FPS Games With Hurt Me Plenty

Celebrating FPS Games With Hurt Me Plenty

Join Graeme Mason, who takes a look at his favourite first-person shooter game from each of the years that Hurt Me Plenty covers, from 2003 until 2010.

By Graeme Mason