ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
23295 | Artwork (Kuma) | D.M. | Review | Home Computing Weekly | ![]() |
7th May 1985 |
71673 | Artwork | Paul Corke | Article | Fast Access | 14th Dec 2023 | |
45704 | Artura (Prism) | Rich Pelley | Review | Amiga Power | ![]() |
1st Jul 1992 |
26125 | Artura (Gremlin) | Gary Barrett | Review | Amstrad Action | ![]() |
1st Jan 1989 |
29030 | Artura (Gremlin) | Review | Zzap | ![]() |
1st Jan 1989 | |
33359 | Artura (Gremlin) | Marcus Berkmann | Review | Your Sinclair | ![]() |
1st Dec 1988 |
51866 | Artura (Gremlin) | Review | Amstrad Computer User | ![]() |
1st Jan 1989 | |
54048 | Artura (Gremlin) | Bohdan Buciak | Review | Commodore User | ![]() |
1st Dec 1988 |
21270 | Artura (Gremlin Graphics) | Phil King | Review | Crash | ![]() |
1st Dec 1988 |
42617 | Artura (Gremlin Graphics) | Review | C&VG | ![]() |
1st Dec 1988 | |
18434 |
Artsystematic (Technation) Pictures Out Of Your Hat |
Terry Hallard | Review | The Micro User | ![]() |
1st May 1985 |
7264 |
Artsystematic Artsystematic stands out from the crowd of art packages for the Beeb, says Simon Williams. |
Simon Williams | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
23rd Mar 1985 |
42940 | Artstar (Unknown) | Review | C&VG | ![]() |
1st Aug 1985 | |
18382 |
Artist (MRM) An artist born too late |
Terry Hallard | Review | The Micro User | ![]() |
1st Dec 1984 |
19003 | Artist (MRM) | Jonathan Evans | Review | A&B Computing | ![]() |
1st Dec 1984 |
23422 | Artist (MRM) | M.B. | Review | Home Computing Weekly | ![]() |
25th Sep 1984 |
31144 | Artisan 1 (OIC) | MS | Review | Personal Computer Games | ![]() |
1st Aug 1984 |
52525 | Artificial Intelligence Projects For The Commodore 64 (Tab Books) | Ken McMahon | Review | Commodore User | 1st Aug 1985 | |
5318 | Artificial Intelligence On The Dragon Computer | Piers Letcher | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
21st Jul 1984 |
4753 |
Output: Artificial Intelligence - A Japanese Obsession Artificial Intelligence is a Japanese national industrial project, says Tom Sato. |
Tom Sato | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th May 1984 |