The One (April 1993)

The One is a computer gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. in the 1980s and 1990s. It covered various computers over its life but by 1993 it was exclusively covering the Amiga. In fact, at that time it was called The One Amiga. The April 1993 issue includes:

The One (April 1993)

Amiga CD32 Gamer (January 1995)

The Amiga CD32 was basically Commodore's attempt at turning the Amiga 1200 into a gaming machine with a CD-ROM drive. The hardware was fine but from Commodore it was too little too late. In fact, when this issue of Amiga CD32 Gamer was published, Commodore was already out of business. The January 1995 issue includes:

Amiga CD32 Gamer (January 1995)

The One (June 1993)

While The One covered various 16-bit computers over the course of its life, in 1993 this U.K. published gaming magazine was exclusively covering the Amiga. The June 1993 issue includes:

Source: The One (June 1993)

The One (June 1991)

While The One covered multiple 16-bit computers and consoles throughout its life, by 1991 it was exclusively and Amiga games magazine. The June 1991 issue includes:

Source: The One (June 1991)

Info (November/December 1986)

Info is a magazine that covered Commodore computers. At the end of 1986 that included the Commodore 64, Commodore 128, and Amiga. Info wasn't as widely available as some other Commodore magazines though it was still fairly popular. It was also produced using Commodore computers (the Amiga at this time). The November/December 1986 issue includes:

Source: Info (November/December 1986)

Info (September 1989)

Info was a magazine for Commodore computer owners. The unique thing about it was that it was also produced using Commodore computers, the Commodore 64 in the early days and later on the Amiga. By 1989, focus had definitely shifted to the Amiga but it was still covering the Commodore 64. The September 1989 issue includes:

Source: Info (September 1989)

The One (December 1992)

The One was a computer gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. While it originally covered multiple platforms, by 1992 it was only covering the Amiga and was in fact titled The One Amiga. The December 1992 issue includes:

Source: The One (December 1992)

Amiga Power - Issue Number 0 - May 1991

Amiga Power is an Amiga gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. by the publishers of Amiga Format. It had a pretty good run lasting from 1991 to 1996. This is Issue 0 which has a May 1991 cover date. This seems to have been more of a preview issue. For some reason, Issue Number 1 also had the same cover date. Contents of Issue 0 is pretty limited but includes:

Source: Amiga Power - Issue Number 0 - May 1991

Ahoy!'s AmigaUser (November 1988)

While there were a few Amiga specific magazines published in the U.S., it seems like most of them came and went pretty quickly. Ahoy!'s AmigaUser is an example of that. This was a spin-off of Ahoy! which was originally a Commodore 8-bit magazine. However, there were only a handful of issues of AmigaUser. The November 1988 issue includes:

Source: Ahoy!'s AmigaUser (November 1988)

AC’s Tech for the Commodore Amiga (March-May 1991)

AC's Tech for the Commodore Amiga was technically oriented quarterly publication for the Commodore Amiga, This issue is from March to May 1991 and includes the following:

AC’s Tech for the Commodore Amiga – Volume 1 Number 2 – March-May 1991

The One (January 1993)

Over the course of its life, The One mostly covered games on 16-bit computers. The platforms differed over the years but by early 1993, The One was called The One Amiga and exclusively covered that platform. The January 1993 issue includes:

The One (January 1993)

Compute! (September 1985)

Compute! was probably the best magazine for the average computer user in the early to mid 1980s and perhaps beyond. At least if you had an interest in more than one platform. Compute! covered all of the popular home computers of the time and there were a bunch in 1985 including the Commodore 64, Apple II, Atari 8-bit, PC, TI-99/4A, the brand new Amiga and Atari ST, and probably others. The September 1985 issue includes:

Compute! (September 1985)

The One (October 1989)

The One was primarily a computer gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. In 1989, it was mainly covering the Amiga, Atari ST and PC (DOS). The October 1989 issue includes: The One (October 1989)

Amiga Force (January/February 1993)

Amiga Force (January/February 1993): Amiga Force is a gaming magazine for the Amiga that was pubished in the U.K. in the 1990s. I don't remember there being any gaming specific magazines for the Amiga in the U.S. (though magazines like Computer Gaming World did cover the Amiga). Issue number 2 of Amiga Force from January/February 1993 includes:

The Australian Commodore Review (October 1986)

The Australian Commodore Review (October 1986): The Australian Commodore Review was a magazine published in Australia that covered Commodore computers, including the Commodore 64 and Amiga. The October 1986 issue includes:

Your Commodore (May 1987)

Your Commodore (May 1987) | PeakD: Your Commodore was a U.K. published magazine for Commodore 8-bit computers. This mostly meant the Commodore 64 and 128 but it also covered machines like the C16 and Plus/4. The May 1987 issue includes:

Amiga Power (December 1991)

Amiga Power (December 1991): Amiga Power was a magazine dedicated to gaming on the Amiga that was published in the U.K. between 1991 and 1996. Issue Number 8 from December 1991 issue includes:

The One (November 1989) | PeakD

The One (November 1989): The One was a gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. It covered various systems over the year but it was primarily a 16-bit computer games magazine. In 1989 it was mostly covering the Amiga, Atari ST and PC. The November 1989 issue includes:

The One (June 1992)

The One (June 1992) | PeakD: The One was a U.K. published magazine that covered 16-bit computer and video games. The specific systems covered varied over the years it was published. By 1992 it was pretty much exclusively an Amiga magazine. The June 1992 issue includes:

The One (December 1994)

The One was a U.K. published gaming magazine that mostly covered 16-bit computers. In 1994 it was basically just covering the Amiga. The December 1994 issue includes:

The One (December 1994)