Amiga Format was a prominent British computer magazine published by Future Publishing from 1989 to 2000, becoming one of the longest-running and most respected publications dedicated to the Amiga platform. Known for its high-quality journalism, technical tutorials, and comprehensive reviews, the magazine was particularly famous for its coverdisks, which included full software, demos, and utilities that added significant value for readers. It served as a primary information source for the UK Amiga community throughout the platform's commercial lifespan, covering everything from gaming and multimedia to programming and hardware upgrades.