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← Dragon User #021 (1985) (Dragon 32, Magazine) →

Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	Dragon Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Dragon 32, Dragon 64
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st January 1985
Original Release Price:	£0.75
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (29)

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Article:

Contents, -

Front Cover & Copyright Info, -

Editorial, -

Letter:

Missing Manual, -

Smooth Operator, -

Twist Or Stick, -

Scramble To The Rescue, -

Bulletin Boards, -

Function Key Routines, -

Charts:

Software Top Ten, -

News:

6809 Round Up, -

Dragons At Comet, -

No Sign Of Touchpad, -

Premier Go Under, -

Versatile Software, -

Hareraiser, -

Club:

Dragon Software At A Bargain, -

Article:

Made In Spain - Eurohard SA, -

Demo:

Stitchet, -

Sound To Light, -

Article:

Reach For Recursion, -

Competition:

Competition Corner, -

Letter:

Character Drawing, -

Cassette Lead, -

Game Error, -

Bridge Partner, -

Graphics Savings, -

DeltaDOS Or DragonDOS, -

Clearing Addresses, -

Magazine Reviews (12)

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Fury (Microdeal)

If you fancy your chances against the Red Baron you may enjoy this game, but I found it a little on the tame side.

Perilous Pit (Blaby)

The graphics are not all they could be; the movement is very jerky and Boris flickers continually.

The Bells (Blaby)

Personally, I prefer Ocean's Hunchback, which is much more playable and has one extra screen.

Mazerace & Spellbox (Dollemore)

Sooner or later the child is going to learn all the problems set in the program and there will be no more of a challenge.

Teach Me (AC)

How on earth software companies can put out this sort of thing is quite beyond me... 'What is 774 devide by 9?' or how about: 'Go on have another five minute's'...!

Instant Graph Plotter (R&P Services)

Written in Basic, it is readily accessible for modification, although as it stands, there is little memory left to spare on a 32K machine.