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''This article is about the Irish fanzine. For details of the German fanzine of the same name, see [[CPC Forever]].''
CPC Forever was the successor to [[Amstrad Fun]], edited by [[Keith Woods]]. It was an A4 paper publication, laid out on a 16-bit system, of which only two issues were ever produced (circa 1994). Contributors included [[TIC]]. As was the climate at the time, it included frequent invective directed towards the British CPC scene.
CPC Forever was the successor to [[Amstrad Fun]], edited by [[Keith Woods]]. It was an A4 paper publication, laid out on a 16-bit system, of which only two issues were ever produced (circa 1994). Contributors included [[TIC]]. As was the climate at the time, it included frequent invective directed towards the British CPC scene.
