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serious gamer
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Prolessional v3, Why the self-congratulatory
back-slapping? Well, in case you've been
living in the Amazon Jungle ler the past two
years. &tai l ed Is widely acclaimed as the
best music package for the Amiga, and ibis
latest incarnation is simply superb. The pro-
gram has been ertensively rewritten and
incorporates a host of new features, It
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wanted to create your own tunes on the
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39 SCREEN SCENE
76 HELPLINE
79 ADVENTURE HEI.PUNE
82 P L A Y TO WIN
89 G E T SERIOUS
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138 P D UTILMES
152 BACKCHAT
156 MUSIC
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In a massive scoop, CU Amiga is proud to
present the previously-unreleased Oc ta Me d
Pro on Coverdisk 36. As far as music pack-
ages go, this is probably the best you're
likely to see. Not only does it offe r the user
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a complete sampling kit, but it also features
sequencing capabilities - making it a superb
all-round package. It has been billed as 'The
Ultima te Home Music Studio', and who
are w e to argue! We hope you enjoy
using i t - we're sure you will - and
more informa tion on this stunning util-
ity turn to page 15.
On Disk 37, we feature tw o of the
contenders for 'Game Of The Year'.
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First of all, we have an exclusive
playable level et
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Electronic Arts' W i l l a
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Tur n to our review on pa ge 11210 fi nd out—
3 9 A n elongated First Impressions heads off our Screen Scene section, with
extensive previews of the mountains of Olympic-based games currently under development, and
an exclusive look at Core Design's Chuck Rock II: Son Of Chuck. In terms of reviews, we lead
off with EA's stunning Risky Woods (check out the playable demo on this month's Coverdisk),
and this is ably supported by a cast featuring Gobliiins, Ishar, Shuttle, and Mike Singleton's big-
gie, Ashes Of Empire. Finally, anyone stuck in U.S. Golds stunning Bane Of The Cosmic Forge
can seek solace in our in-depth player's guide.
T E C H N I C A L
8 8 G RA P HI CS D I Y I n the first of a regular series, Peter Lee
G A M E S
Kick O ff It has r e igne d s upr e m e within the Fe e ly genre
for years. doe s S ensible $ ga m e otte r a n a lte r na tiv e ?
boldly goes where no man has gone before (unlike that cliche) and starts a crash course in get-
ting animating. Using the Star Trek theme as his basis, our course will take the user through the
various stages necessary in creating top-notch animations, and offering handy tips and short-
cuts along the way. 1 0 5 D P A I N T 4 . 1 Ca n the best get any better? Mat Broomfield takes
a look at Electronic Arts' updated graphics wizard and its all-new scalable fonts. Is it worth the
extra outlay? 1 0 8 V O Y A G E R O n c e again, proving the variety of software on the Amiga.
CU Amiga gets to grips with Voyager t h e Amiga's answer to Patrick Moore. Using this compre-
hensive package, the user can pinpoint exact dates for all manner of astronomical anomalies
and plot star points and the like. 1 1 2 V L A B 1 . 3 Imp o rtin g real-life art into your Amiga
can prove a trying business, but not for much longer. Nick Veitch gets to grips with VLab 1.3. an
all-singing, all-dancing digitiser which hails from Germany.
P U B L I C
D O M A I N
1 3 0 P DS CE NE S t e ve Keen dips his toe into the
bustling pool of Public Domain software and encounters a would-be
rival to Eric Schwartz in the form of a rather spiffy Wile E. Coyote
demo and, as K-Tel say, lots, lots, more.
1 3 8 P D UTI L I TI E S T h e best guide to PD Utilities in any mag.
with Mat Broomfield examining another selection of useful PD pack-
The E ps om 0 1 6 0 0 0 in ail its glory. R oa d our c onoc e -
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ROUND-UP
163 A R E X X
176 D I Y
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INCLUDING A RATHER NEAT SIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM...

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