ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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41423 | WU-M (Miyako Tako) | Paul Monopoli | Review | Eight Bit Magazine | ![]() |
1st Dec 2019 |
16929 | Wrong Format Disk | Mark Bellis | Letter | EUG PD | 1st Apr 2000 | |
30916 | Writing Strategy Games On Your Atari: Techniques For Intelligent Games (Sunshine) | TH | Review | Personal Computer Games | ![]() |
1st Apr 1984 |
42828 | Writing Games On The Amstrad CPC464/664 (Melbourne House) | Keith Campbell | Review | C&VG | 1st Nov 1985 | |
17747 | Writing Educational Programs (Papermac) | Dave Reeder | Review | A&B Computing | ![]() |
1st Sep 1985 |
34619 | Writing Adventure Games On The Amstrad (Melbourne House) | Review | Computer Gamer | ![]() |
1st Apr 1986 | |
53764 |
Write Your Own Blockbuster Are 'games designer' programs all they're made out to be? Sooner or later, most Basic programmers are going to try their hand at writing a game. Why not - they've all done it, why can't you? But for the less-than-obsessive enthusiast, that's a tall order. So a games designer package like Scope, The Quill or Mirrorsoft's Games Creator might be an attractive answer, especially if it "lets you off" learning machine code. Roger Jones, himself a professional programmer, looks at all three and finds out whether they'll help him make a million - or at least a few bob. |
Roger Jones | Article | Commodore User | 1st Nov 1984 | |
20971 | Write On (System) | Rosetta McLeod | Review | Crash | ![]() |
1st Jan 1988 |
7369 |
Wrist Terminal (Various) Seiko has squeezed a micro into a wrist-borne terminal that hooks up with your computer. Kenn Garroch gives it a wearer's test. |
Kenn Garroch | Article | Personal Computer News | 6th Apr 1985 | |
19865 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Review | Crash | ![]() |
1st Apr 1985 | |
23223 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | D.M. | Review | Home Computing Weekly | ![]() |
9th Apr 1985 |
26025 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Bob Wade | Review | Amstrad Action | ![]() |
1st Jan 1986 |
35499 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Review | ZX Computing | ![]() |
1st Jun 1985 | |
36935 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Chris Bourne | Review | Sinclair User | ![]() |
23rd Apr 1985 |
38614 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Review | Computer Gamer | ![]() |
1st May 1985 | |
42993 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Review | C&VG | ![]() |
1st Jun 1985 | |
51593 | Wriggler (Romantic Robot) | Review | Amstrad Computer User | ![]() |
1st Dec 1985 | |
26084 | Wriggler (Blaby) | Bob Wade | Review | Amstrad Action | ![]() |
1st Feb 1986 |
30563 |
Wrestling Superstars (Codemasters) Who can deny the positive cultural effects Sky TV has on our green and pleasant land? Such delights as Danish 3rd division soccer, The Simpsons and of course that wonderful (and totally unchoreographed, honest!) dancing spectacle known as WWF Wrestling! Miles "Oil Moida Da Bum" Guttery grips his grapple and takes on all-comers... |
Miles Guttery | Review | Zzap | ![]() |
1st Mar 1993 |
34410 | Wrestling Superstars (Codemasters) | Linda Barker | Review | Your Sinclair | ![]() |
1st Feb 1993 |