Electron And BBC Basic: A Quick Reference

If you've found that the Acorn Electron User Guide doesn't answer all your needs... then this is the book for you.

Gamemaker 2 (Holly Computers)

This is a superb program which I thoroughly recommend... Pushes the machine to near its limits... Save up - or even mortgage the car!

Early Reading (Ampalsoft)

A very useful and attractive program for young readers.

Forth (Acornsoft)

Far more interesting, exciting and rewarding than your average game.

Killa (Bit Twiddlers)

A welcome addition for the Killer Gorilla addicts among us with the pause facility being well worth the money.

Trafalgar (Squirrel)

If you're looking for something different which will appeal to all the family, Trafalgar fits the bill.

World Geography (Superior)

I found it both interesting and absorbing and think it has potential use in both school and home.

Corporate Climber (Dynabyte)

All good clean fun, plenty of colour and good sharp graphics.

Electron Printer Interface (First Byte)

Simple to fit and even simpler to use.

Electron Assembly Language

A very, very good piece of work, likely to become the standard introduction to Electron assembly language programming.

Alien Dropout (Superior)

With six levels of play, good clear instructions and easy to use controls, it's a nice variant on an old theme that should appeal to young and old.

Super Fruit (Simonsoft)

I was highly impressed by the quality of this program, which is by far and away the best adaptation I have seen on the fruit machine theme.

Playbox (Comsoft)

Although many educationalists frown on competition, children revel in it and the competitive angle is a strong stimulus for some.