The End! + Total Amiga + Amigaville issue 4 released!

Guess what Italian (also translated to English) fanzine --- or simply mag about classic computing --- this is a screen dump from? =>click at this link and read issue 47 or 48 in English or Italian if you want to check your answers<= And finally guess what game that is reviewed by the Italian editor?


Why is Total Amiga closing?

After over 8 years working on the magazine Total Amiga's editor, Robert Williams, has decided to step down. No one else within SEAL was able to take over the editorship so we explored a number of possible ways to continue Total Amiga, We decided the best solution was to close the magazine and transfer existing subscribers to a new English edition of Amiga Future.


Is the closure of Total Amiga due to financial problems or the state of the Amiga market?


No, Total Amiga is financially stable and has a strong subscriber base. The closure was brought about by the personal decision of the editor.


Issue 22 Details

Issue status:

Sold out! Download issue 22 in PDF format (3229K).

Release Date: 12th November 2005
Issue Status: Complete.
Non-advertising Pages: 48 (52 pages in total)
Contents

• News
  • Roundup of Amiga related news items.
  • Troika Amy'05 special news feature.
• Features
  • Amiga OS 4 Update.
  • MorphOS Update.
  • Big Bash 3 show report.
  • Amigathering 6 show report.
  • Interview with Jamie Krueger of Bit by Bit.
  • Interview with Dave Fisher and David Burström of the IBrowse team.
  • Micro AmigaOne audio update.
• Reviews
  • DVPlayer.
  • Amiga Forever 2005 Premium Edition.
  • AmiDisk, OS 4 native file manager.
  • X-Net RSS.
  • Broken Sword.
  • Battle for Wesnoth.
  • Rexx Programmer's Reference book review.
  • On the Edge book preview.
• Support
  • Optimising Graphics Memory Usage in OS 4 tutorial.
  • World of Wi-Fi including security tutorial.

Availability: Download issue 22 in PDF format (3229K).


Corrections & Additional Information

If you spot a factual error in Total Amiga and think other readers should know please inform the editor.


Issue 23 Details

Issue status:

May be available from our distributors.

Release Date: 17th March 2006
Issue Status: Complete. Non-advertising Pages: 46 (52 pages in total)
Contents

• Features
  • Amiga OS 4 Update.
  • Amiga OS 4 Prerelease Update 4 First Impressions.
  • Mick's Tale of Woe, Update.
  • Internet Radio and Podcasting.
  • Interview with Stephen Fellner (author of DVPlayer).
  • Dave Haynie Interview part one.
  • Internet Radio and Podcasting feature.
• Reviews
• AmiPhoto.
• ANotice 2.
• Hollywood 2.0.
• Poseidon 3.2.
• SATA PCI Card.
• TuneNet.
• AmiNetRadio.
• MorphOS SDL Games.
• Support
• What is SATA?
• Subscribing to Podcasts with AmiPodder tutorial.

Availability: This issue may be available from Amigakit.com or one of our other distributors.


Corrections & Additional Information

TuneNet Review - Page 43
Discussion with the author of TuneNet has revealed that the poor sound quality observed by Sean (the author of the review) and confirmed by Robert (the editor) was actually caused by configuration settings rather than by any problem with TuneNet itself. If you experience poor quality playback from TuneNet be sure to check that you are using a "HiFi 16 bit stereo++" audio mode for your AHI music unit and that the same mode is selected in TuneNet preferences.
Poseidon 3 Review - Page 36
After this issue went to the printers version 3.3 of Poseidon was released by its author. This version includes a new driver for USB MIDI devices which supports the CAMD standard and fixes some of the installation glitches we reported. Download the new version from the Poseidon web site.

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This month, the magazine brings interesting articles like “Should Hyperion port to x86?” and “Whatever happened to Amiga Anywhere?” which for sure will heat up the discussion about the future of the Amiga OS, copyrights and other subjects that have been surfacing recently. The game review section is also not too shabby, including my one of my all-time favourite Prince of Persia, Deluxe Galaga, and Castlevania.