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← Dragon User #031 (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 November 1985
Original Release Price:	£0.95
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:

6809 Show Blues, -

Exception, -

Print L, -

Super, -

Thanks, -

Belgian Answers, -

68 Micro Group, -

DOS Thanks, -

News:

The 6809 Show Blues, -

Microdeal Drops Distribution, -

Not The 6809 Show, -

Juxtaposition - Barons Of Ceti V, -

Danish Megabytes, -

Eclipse, -

Jumper, -

BBS 09, -

Article:

Text Manager Memory Map (Firmware), -

Dragon Graphics Modes, -

Competition:

Competition Corner, -

Letter:

The Blues, -

Floating Point, -

Ram To?, -

Battlezone, -

'Allo 'Allo Synthesis, -

A Real Character, -

Light Fantastic, -

Magazine Reviews (12)

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Cosmic Crusader (Blaby)

A very good game which should be a part of everyone's collection.

Diamond Dash 1/2 (Starship)

This game would probably have been acceptable before Manic Miner, Screaming Abdabs or Caverns Of Chaos but now must come a poor second.

Star Swoop (Blaby)

I may not have played this enough to have become sufficiently good to complete the first set of aliens, but, to be brutally honest, I have no wish to play it any more.

Endless Noughts And Crosses (R&P)

Not a stunning piece of software but it does while away an hour or so.

Datafall

It's well programmed, and has no bugs, but so was "Guess a number between one and one-hundred" and it played as well as this.

Caverns Of Chaos (Blaby)

A very well-designed and executed program which should delight any Manic Miner fan.

Black Tower (Thrillsoft)

The beginner who likes a challenge could do a lot worse than get this program - provided they iron out the bugs!

Learn Basic Programming On The Dragon 32 (Logic-3)

It is disappointing to discover that, although this book will teach you how to program in BASIC, and is one of the clearest books in this area, it does little to encourage elegant programming!

62%

Toppler (Pocket Money)

If you liked it in the arcades you won't be disappointed with this version, even if the proportional movement is initially difficult to handle.

Olympia (Blaby)

The events are, for all their numerous and irritating faults, good fun, and they have a temporarily addictive quaiity that wears off only after a large number of games.