ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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27407 |
Manic Miner (Software Projects) Going underground |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st May 1985 |
27419 |
Sabre Wulf (Ultimate) Beware of the Wulf |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Jul 1985 |
27424 |
Jet Pac (Ultimate) Ultimate fun |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Aug 1985 |
27455 |
ROM Manager (Watford Electronics) Under New Management |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Dec 1985 |
27458 |
The Buffer And Backup ROM (Watford Electronics) A Rom To Remember |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Dec 1985 |
52251 | Pole Position (Atarisoft) | Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Mar 1985 |
52253 | Mr. Ee (Micro Power) | Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Mar 1985 |
52295 | Lost City (Superior) | Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Jun 1984 |
52296 | Colditz Adventure (Superior) | Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Jun 1984 |
52314 |
Colossal Adventure (Level 9) Treasure Trek |
Stuart Menges | Review | Acorn User | ![]() |
1st Feb 1984 |
6061 |
Output: 64 Columns On Your Spectrum A 64-column ZX Spectrum without an Interface 1? Follow this program by Stuart Nicholls to achieve this. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 20th Oct 1984 | |
6338 |
Output: Specword Word Proessor Part 1 Stuart Nicholls, author of Assembly Language for Arcade Games and other Fast Spectrum Programs and The Spectrum Graphics Machine, both published by McGraw-Hill, offers you a word processor routine. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 17th Nov 1984 | |
6407 |
Output: Specword Word Proessor Part 2 Key in the second half of Stuart Nicholls' word processing listing and create a semi-professional routine. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 24th Nov 1984 | |
6588 |
Output: Bubblesorting On The Spectrum Sorting arrays on the Spectrum can be time consuming, but try Stuart Nicholls' machine code program and you'll have put your foot on the accelerator. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 15th Dec 1984 | |
6691 |
Output: Protecting Your Programs The last thing you want to happen with your commercial software is for someone else to break into the listing and copy it. Using Stuart Nicholls' routine will ensure that your Spectrum listings are safe. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 5th Jan 1985 | |
6784 |
Output: Basic Toolkit Improve your programming skills with these toolkit listings from Stuart Nicholls. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
7002 |
Output: Sprite Handling Put some movement into your Spectrum's sprites with this machine code routine from Stuart Nicholls. Follow his instructions and you could design your own professional-looking software games full of spritely animation. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 16th Feb 1985 | |
7366 |
Output: Program Trace If the frustration of debugging your programs threatens to drive you into the mad-house, try this handy machine code solution from Stuart Nicholls. And it opens up a new avenue of programming possibilities. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 6th Apr 1985 | |
34912 | The Golden Apple (Artic) | Stuart Rogerson | Review | ZX Computing | ![]() |
1st Apr 1984 |
34913 | Go To Jail (Automata) | Stuart Rogerson | Review | ZX Computing | ![]() |
1st Apr 1984 |