Commodore Amiga: a visual compendiumLaunched in 1985, the Amiga ushered in a new age of home computing. Its powerful 16 bit Motorola CPU and custom graphics and audio chipsets made it an instant hit among both gamers looking to move on from their 8 bit systems, and artists and musicians moving into the digital realm. Early titles like Defender of the Crown, Barbarian and Hybris demonstrated the Amigas graphics credentials, while arcade perfect conversions of Marble Madness, Space

all leading to 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D and Ultima Underworld

Andrew Shouldice

including Adventure Island

Phil Theobald

Clive Townsend

Francis DiPersio

Michael Haire

All of the most famous and iconic point-and-click adventures are covered

its music and art

Mario van Zeist

all housed in a presentation box designed to evoke the classic ‘big box’ PC games of the era

1990s and beyond – including some never before seen