Back Issues

Issue: 110
March, 2010
Crime may not pay, but in this issue we're taking a look at what gamers can expect from the epic Mafia 2, in an exclusive dev interview. We talk about the game's story and inspirations, and exactly what kind of options PC gamers can expect on their platform of choice.On top of that, we review ...

Issue: 109
February, 2010
There’s a bright, shiny new edition of Atomic on the news stands, and it’s full of awesome! Most awesome of all is the news that a franchise beloved of it PC gamers is coming back with a fresh reboot and whole new direction – Medal of Honor!We’ve got the low down on the new game, what it’s ...

Issue: 108
January, 2010
This month Atomic goes to Warp Speed!We - like many of you out there - are kind of desperate Trekkies, so we're very excited about the upcoming MMO Star Trek Online. We got to have a chat with the game's Producer, Craig Zinkievich, and we've plummed the depths of space to bring you an update on ...

Issue: 107
December, 2009
This issue, Atomic lets out its barbarian yawp!We forced a mess of Blizzard developers into a room, and questioned them mercilessly about Diablo III, possibly the most looked forward to game of all time. We get the dirt on loot, the game's story, monster behaviour, and all kinds of juicy stuff. ...

Issue: 106
November, 2009
There's a lot to like about the new game Borderlands. Even apart from some... alluring character models, it's a damn hot game and it's our cover story this month, so that alone should tell you we're pretty excited about it. We've scooped a world first review, so if you've been waiting for this ...

Issue: 105
October, 2009
Atomic goes to war in the latest issue, and we're taking no prisoners!But we are going in depth into some extreme military tech and games. Our cover feature this month is on computing at the cutting edge of battlefield gear - hardened laptops, mil-spec GPS and networks designed to operate in any ...

Issue: 104
September, 2009
It's all about the basics, in this month's Atomic.We're looking at Video Cards, and we're teaching you everything you need to know about them. What to look for, how they work, and which models are the best in the bang-for-back stakes. If you're looking to upgrade your gaming rig, this is ...

Issue: 103
August, 2009
Oh yeah, that's Starcraft II's Ghost on the cover this month. And yeah, we've played the game. And, in issue 103, we tell you all about it.Last month we traveled to Blizzard HQ to get some hands on time with SCII's multiplayer game; we survived Zerg rushes, Photon Cannon fields and Terran ...

Issue: 102
July, 2009
It's game on, in this month's Atomic, as we uncover just why World of Warcraft is the runaway winner in the field of MMOs in an in-depth special feature. There have been some great massively multiplayer games released over the last couple of years - and some stinkers - but what holds them back, ...

Issue: 101
June, 2009
Welcome to another packed issue of Atomic.This month we go all out on one of the most ambitious PC builds we've ever designed. We call it The Ultimate LAN PC - a mini-ATX form factor mobo crammed into a stylish and portable case, and then simply slathered in high-end, enthusiast-grade gear. It's ...

Issue: 100
May, 2009
It's here. Issue 100, a milestone for Atomic and Atomicans.And, more importantly, it's an issue packed to the gills with good stuff. Not only is there a special celebratory feature listing the hottest 100 hardware vendors, games, people and Atomic history of all time, but there's all the usual ...

Issue: 99
April, 2009
Wow... issue 99 - next one is the big one zero zero!But that doesn't mean we're skimping on the cool stuff for this one. In fact, it's a special gaming extravaganza!Our big - and we mean big - cover feature this month is a guide to tweaking eight top games to run on a typical, somewhat aging, ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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