Commodore World

Cover of first edition 04/1994

Commodore World was a bi-monthly Commodore magazine published by hardware manufacturer Creative Micro Designs (CMD) in the USA (US$4.95) and Canada ($5.95) to continue publishing a professional Commodore magazine for home computer users in North America and to continue promoting its hardware. The reason for a separate computer magazine was that the last North American Commodore print magazine, Compute!, was discontinued at the end of 1993.

Last issue 25 (1999)

The first issue was published on April 15, 1994. The editor-in-chief was Doug Cotton, who was also head of the service department at CMD. In 1999, the Commodore World subscribers were taken over by German publisher CSW-Verlag, which merged the magazine with GO64!.

Links

• Commodore World Magazine at archive.org