Amiga Action Issue 67 (Feb 1995) is a busy, games-first issue that mixes heavyweight reviews with a lot of “stuff you’ll actually use,” especially if you’re into action and sports. The magazine leans on ATR coverage and a big Mortal Kombat II moves spread as its practical hook, backs that up with a strong review slate (from All New World of Lemmings to Shaq Fu), and keeps the hype machine running with previews of upcoming titles. The two coverdisks are a major part of the value this month—one built around an ATR demo that needs a bit of disk prep, and the other a shoot-’em-up-friendly bundle with another headline demo—while the features fill in the wider scene with show coverage, a “best of last year” roundup, and the usual Amiga Action attitude.

Highlights

• Coverdisks: ATR demo (with a decrunch/install process that wants a freshly formatted disk), plus a “shoot-’em-up special” disk that also includes a Base Jumpers demo and a handful of classic blasters.
• Full price reviews: All New World of Lemmings, ATR, Shaq Fu, Dragonstone, Base Jumpers, Death Mask, K03: Euro Challenge.
• Previews: Master Axe, Front Lines, Skidmarks 2.
• Features & regulars: World of Amiga show report, Top 20 of 1994 roundup, a piracy-themed rant/feature (“Ain’t Done Nuffink”), and a Reader Survey.
• Guides/solutions: Mortal Kombat II “all the moves” pages, Robinson’s Requiem (Part 3), and a Reunion guide.