_{Cover of the premiere issue of Amiga World (1985)}

Pictured above is the premiere issue of Amiga World. For the first couple of years, the Amiga 1000 was the only Amiga model available. Contents of this issue include:

Features

• A First Look at the Amiga - A detailed look at the new Amiga (Amiga 1000) computer from Commodore. Features include a 68000 CPU, custom chips for graphics and sound, 256K of RAM easily expandable to 512K, a built-in 3.5-inch 880K disk drive, and much more.


• What If... - All about what the Amiga can do that other computers can't.

_{Table of Contents from the premiere issue of Amiga World (1985)}

Articles

• Stimulating Simulations: Electronic Arts Gets Involved with Amiga - A look at the work that Electronic Arts is doing for the Amiga, including titles such as Archon, One-on-One, Seven Cities of Gold, Skyfox, and Starflight. Also, a look at the various people involved, including an interview with Trip Hawkins.


• Sounds Like - A look at Harmony, a computerized accompaniment program developed using AI and speech recognition techniques.


• A Peek at the 68000 - The history and capabilities of the CPU chosen to be at the heart of the Amiga, the 68000.

_{Table of Contents from the premiere issue of Amiga World (1985) (continued)}

Columns

• Avision - Praise for the Amiga and the origins of Amiga World.


• Zeitgeist - More about the genesis of Amiga World and how it was put together.

_{Back cover of the premiere issue of Amiga World (1985)}

Departments

• Digital Canvas - A look at some impressive artwork created with the Amiga.


• Help Key - Questions answered about the Amiga's memory capacity, connecting additional disk drives, the keyboard, modem compatibility, Amiga ports, and more.


• List of Software - A summary of currently available software and software coming soon for the Amiga. As a brand new machine there are only a couple dozen so far.

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