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British magazine that ran from October 1985 to April 1987{| align="center" valign="top"[[Image:AMTIX_LOGO_UPDATE_OCT86.jpg|center|220px]]|}

19 issues was published AMTIX! is THE magazine for the discerning Amstrad owner, combining the best in total. Of whichgames reviews and technical know how, coping with adventures and strategy, a special issue (Issue zero) was given away free.your problems and ours!

After AMTIX! was a British magazine that ran from October 1985 to April 1987. 19 issues was published in total. Of which, the name Amtix didn't fully disappear: From May 1987 until August 1988 the [[Computing with the Amstrad]] magazine a special issue (issues 29..44Issue zero) did have the text "Incorporating Amtix!" on their coverswas given away free.

After April 1987, the name Amtix #COMPLETE#! didn't fully disappear: From May 1987 until August 1988 the [[Computing with the Amstrad]] magazine (issues 29..44) did have the text "Incorporating Amtix!" on their covers.*News of Database Publication's purchase of Amtix! was announced in other magazines, such as [http://cpcwiki.eu/imgs/4/40/TAU_27Page4.JPG The Amstrad User] and [http://www.megauploadcpcwiki.comeu/?d=VUK894I0index.php/File:CWTA-AE-Apr87Page13.JPG CWTA Australia]. The magazine was revived in 2021 by Fusion Retro Books in a bi-monthly format, as '''AmtixCPC Micro Action'''. Issue 1 was released in August 2021 and the first annual (collecting articles from the first five issues plus 30 pages of new content) was released in December 2022.

| Magazine Name: || '''Amtix!'''

|[[Image:amtix00.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 0, October 1985]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 0, October 1985]] |Issue 0, Oct 1985<br>(free sample)]]|[[Image:amtix01.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 1, November 1985]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 1, November 1985 |Issue 1, Nov 1985<br>(1st regular)]]|[[Image:amtix02.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 2, December 1985]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 2, December 1985 |Issue 2, Dec 1985<br>(2nd regular)]]

|[[Image:amtix03.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 3, January 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 3, January 1986 |Issue 3, Jan 1986]]|[[Image:amtix04.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 4, February 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 4, February 1986 |Issue 4, Feb 1986]]|[[Image:amtix05.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 5, March 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 5, March 1986 |Issue 5, Mar 1986]]|[[Image:amtix06.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 6, April 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 6, April 1986 |Issue 6, Apr 1986]]|[[Image:amtix07.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 7, May 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 7, May 1986 |Issue 7, May 1986]]|[[Image:amtix08.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 8, June 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 8, June 1986 |Issue 8, Jun 1986]]

|[[Image:amtix09.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 9, July 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 9, July 1986 |Issue 9, Jul 1986]]|[[Image:amtix10.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 10, August 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 10, August 1986 |Issue 10, Aug 1986]]|[[Image:amtix11.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 11, September 1986]]<br>[[Amtix, Issue 11, September 1986|Issue 11, Sep 1986]]|[[Image:amtix12.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 12, October 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 12, October 1986 |Issue 12, Oct 1986]]|[[Image:amtix13.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 13, November 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 13, November 1986 |Issue 13, Nov 1986]]|[[Image:amtix14.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 14, December 1986]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 14, December 1986 |Issue 14, Dec 1986]]

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|[[Image:amtix15.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 15, January 1987]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 15, January 1987 |Issue 15, Jan 1987]]|[[Image:amtix16.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 16, February 1987]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 16, February 1987 |Issue 16, Feb 1987]]|[[Image:amtix17.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 17, March 1987]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 17, March 1987 |Issue 17, Mar 1987]]|[[Image:amtix18.jpg|100px|link=Amtix, Issue 18, April 1987]] <br>[[Amtix, Issue 18, April 1987 |Issue 18, Apr 1987]]

After Issue 18, the magazine was merged with the [[Computing with the Amstrad]] magazineafter Database Publications bought the magazine and essentially saved it from shutting down as the magazine was not a financial success.

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