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Commodore: The Amiga Years – Phoenix Rising

June 3, 2015 By ausretrogamer

CommodoreTheAmigaYearsJust when you thought Brian Bagnall’s book, Commodore: The Amiga Years was dead and buried, some good news has come to hand! Rising like a phoenix from the ashes, the book is now available for pre-order on Amazon, or you can pledge on the Kickstarter campaign right now! you better hurry up, the rewards are running out fast!

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With the shipping date set for December this year, all Commodore fans, us included, are rubbing our hands in glee!  Commodore: The Amiga Years is the follow-up to Brian’s fantastic first tome, Commodore: A Company On Edge. If you haven’t read the first book, we implore you to do so immediately!

The resurrection of Commodore: The Amiga Years book coincides with the 30th anniversary of the Amiga. The stars have truly aligned!

The amazing Kickstarter perks
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source: Kickstarter

Related posts:

BBC Archives: At home with the Codemasters – 1988 Commodore Computer Sales 1977-1996 Documentary: Lemmings 30th Anniversary Sinclair Book of Remembrance (SBOR)

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Amiga, Amiga book, Brian Bagnall, Commodore history, Commodore: The Amiga Years, Retrocomputing

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