ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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5816 | Xanadu Cottage/Ebony Tower | Bob Chappell | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5815 | Wanted: Monty Mole | Bob Chappell | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5814 | Decathlon | Bob Chappell | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5813 | Daley Thompson's Decathlon | Bob Chappell | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5812 | Quo Vadis | Bryan Skinner | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5811 | Storm Warrior | Bryan Skinner | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5810 | Software Preview | Bryan Skinner | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5809 |
Xchange Psion's integrated software suite for the IBM PC comes under Geof Wheelwright's scrutinising gaze. |
Geof Wheelwright | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5808 |
Pilot Plus 64 Stuck in a rut with Basic on your Commodore 64? Try Pilot for a new direction and fresh approaches in C64 programming, says Bryan Skinner. |
Bryan Skinner | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
22nd Sep 1984 |
5807 |
Joystick Junket* Programmable joysticks could be the gameplayer's best friend. David Rosam plugs these three into his Spectrum. |
David Rosam | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5806 |
Commodore MCS801 Colour Dot Matrix Printer Barry Miles puts more colour into his Commodore machines with a dot-matrix printer that produces eight colour graphics using a multi-coloured ribbon. |
Barry Miles | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5805 |
Commodore 64 Inside Out The Commodore 64 is one of the most successful machines on the market. Peter Worlock investigates its popularity and the wealth of software that has helped to consolidate the C64's position. |
Peter Worlock | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5804 |
Output: Screen Dump (Commodore 64) Producing stunning graphics on the Commodore 64 is easy enough, but what do you do with them when they're finished? Simon Taylor's program lets you print them out to keep for posterity. |
Simon Taylor | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5803 |
Output: Drive Doktor (BBC Micro) Make sense of the BBC disk operating system with Kenn Garroch's program. |
Kenn Garroch | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5802 | Output: The High Mountains (Spectrum 48K) | Paul Braithwaite | Article | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5801 | Amstrad Characters Walk Tall In Any Mode | Philip Harling | Letter | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5800 | Save Your QL Variables | Richard Sherford | Letter | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5799 | Stringing Along With A Spectrum Screen | Anon | Letter | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5798 | Oric Sound Gets Fifth Dimension | Philip Smart | Letter | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 | |
5797 | Vic 20 Upgrade - Talking Business | T. Dargie | Letter | Personal Computer News | 22nd Sep 1984 |