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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	VNU Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Acorn Electron, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum Plus, Spectrum +2, Spectrum +3, Generic
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	11th March 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.40
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (77)

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News:

Micronet Makes Good, -

Sinclair Power Pack, -

Bonus For BBC, -

Micros In Millions, -

Microsoft Scans High Street, -

ZON X Sound Generator, -

Intel Pays Its Way For Silicon Software, -

Epson Makes More Of The Matrix, -

New Disk From IBM, -

Solder Snags Acorn Chip Switch, -

PCN Threebies Offer, -

Is Apple Going Soft?, -

Imagine: Two More Games, -

"Organic Expansion" For ZX81, -

High Street Selection, -

Coleco Gives Game Away, -

Blast Or Be Blasted, -

At Last, VisiWord Comes In, -

The Silicon Office - At A Stroke, -

Another £600 To Break The IBM Colour Bar, -

Acorn Slips Disk £100, -

Age Of The Sage, -

Insurers Move Into Micros, -

IDS 2009 Launched At IBM End Of PC Market, -

Sizable Problem Looms In Disks, -

Three-Star ZX81 Course, -

Makers Take The Rap Over Ads, -

Acorn's Beeb Bureau, -

New Links In Lasky's Chain, -

Dealer's Context, -

Now It's Hunt The Iie, -

Commodore Declares A Price War - View From America, -

Dataview: Wider Application, -

ICL Says No, -

NEC Rival For Epson, -

PCs? Bell Won't Tell, Chris Rowley

NCR Moves Into Micros, -

Oki Upgrade Aims For Lab Users, -

Son Of Sundance, -

More Megabytes In Less Space, -

Basic From Babyhood, -

Letter:

Wild Fantasies In Technicolor, R. J. Parsons

Strictly Tandy, J. Wilkinson

Techniques For Teachers, Robert Pemberton

Micro Hermits, Roy Church

Bulldog Clive, Ken Forster

Capital Offence, Ray Thomas

Intermission, Wayne Walters

How I Shocked My Apple, Steve Woolley

Dragon: Safe From Spikes, Simon Clarke

Lisa And The Single Environment, Olivier Pierre

A Trying Time Loading From Cassette, Kerry McLean

Alternatives To QWERTY, Joan Barnfather

Call By Reference: Call By Value, John King

Bitter Argument, Richard Cox

TI Logic, Stephen Shaw

Lists Unlocked, R. Hoelle

Converting To Hex, R. J. Parsons

Length Of String, Steve Harrison

Things Go Better..., Peter Miles

Chip Swop, Ted Brannigan

Socket To Sinclair, Tony Mason

Home Service, Terry Dobbin

Article:

Checkmate For Mere Humans?, David Levy

OCCAM: The Waiting Is Over, Richard King

Meet Oric's Likely Screen Characters, Bob Maunder

Unlock The Sirius Keys, Deenagh Brook

Apple Lisa, Mike Whitney

Texet TX8000, Richard King

DCP Speech Pack, Ian Scales

Vic/64 Switch Peripheral Sharing Device, Mike Ryan

Apple Dot Matrix Printer, Andrew Tollyfield

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Magazine Reviews (20)

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Flight Simulator (IBM)

The graphics are excellent, though I have to fault it on sound effects. Colours, too, are not quite realistic.

Pimania (Spectrum 48K)

Pimania is an original and amusing game, and worth the outlay, especially taking into account the possibility that you might be the one to find the Golden Sundial.

Castle Of Riddles (Acorn Electron)

If you are prepared to devote the time, it can provide days of entertainment, but if you prefer the Mirror to The Times, stick to Frogger.

Soccer (Atari 400/800)

The real design success of the program is its support of up to four joysticks... It's a very social arcade game.

Darts (Atari 400/800)

A well-presented program... but a weak substitute for the real thing - which incidentally costs about the same.

Problem Solving In Basic - A Guide For Beginners (Commodore Pet)

An ideal study aid, working logically through an introduction to programming and offering sufficient reward in the way of graphics and games to maintain interest among junior programmers.