Personal Computer News #058 (Generic)

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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:	21st April 1984
Original Release Price:	£0.50
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (52)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

Enter Amstrad, -

Something Old, Something New, -

Chip Shortage Hits BBC, -

Oric Disk Here, -

Mac Forecasts Brighter Later, -

Apple Takeaway, -

Biter Bit?, -

Print Quartet, -

CBM Task Force, Ralph Bancroft

MSX Makers Hang Fire, -

Compatibility Browned Off, -

Epson On The Second Lap, -

Juki Plugs Gap, -

MSX Holds Out Promise Of Silver Lining - View From Japan, Serge Powell

Comms Eased But At A Price, Ralph Bancroft

First Opens For Business..., -

...As Interface Does Battle, -

Pirate Wars, David Guest

BBC Tools, -

Peripherals Roundup, -

Letter:

Legal Copies Could Be The Answer, Ian Hay

No Relief For The Teachers, P. E. Watson

Microdrives Are Their Own Standard, Michael Tomlinson

It's Just Not Good Enough, Sir Clive..., G. R. Eaton

...But Patience Has Rewards, J. S. Paine

Replacement Rather Than Repair Work, J. Todd

If You Like Lots Of Languages, Mark Haines

Electron Is Incommunicado, Neil Harris

Spectrum Won't Easily Overload, Neil Ward

Spectrum Assembler But Not Disassembler, Stephen Bec

ROMs And Printers For BBC Graphics, Craig F. Stevenson

Shoot-'Em-Up Spectrum Sounds, Nicholas Saltmarsh

Altering Spectrum Screen Attributes, Nir Gov

Printing With Newbrain CP/M, Tom Meijerling

BBC Colours Can Do More Than You Think, H. M. Hoffman

Mix And Merge Your Oric Colours, D. Singh

White Noise On A Camputers Lynx, Julian Hodgson

What Do You Think This Looks Like?, G. Ferrie

Oric Goes Through Character Change, Lars Lyer

Our Mistake - You Can Stop Oric's AUTO, J. D. Woodcock

Article:

Microdrive Conversions Made Easy, Gavin Monk

C-File, Mark Leaver

Wrap Bit II, Kenn Garroch

Coleco Adam, Kenn Garroch

Sprite Board, Piers Letcher

Charts:

Charts (April 12 1984), -

Club:

National Aquarius User Group, Wendie Pearson

Small Ad:

Billboard, -

Article:

Quit, -

Type-In Correction:

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Magazine Reviews (24)

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ZX81/TS1000 Programming For Young Programmers

Choosing And Using A Microcomputer (European Machines)

Hardware Interfacing With The Apple II Plus (Apple II+)

Personal Computer Book - 1984 Edition (European Machines)

Stonkers (Spectrum 48K)

Scuba Dive (Spectrum 48K)

An excellent game showing the full potential of the Spectrum's graphics, and worth fishing out.

River Rescue (Spectrum 48K)

Alchemist (Spectrum 48K)

Wheelie (Spectrum 48K)

The maze is frustratingly well worked-out. And, with a different maze generated for each play, this is an exceptionally addictive game.

Demon Lord (Spectrum 48K)

The Oracle's Cave (Spectrum 48K)

Bimbo (Spectrum 16K)

Pottit (Commodore 64)

Arcadia 64 (Commodore 64)

Zoids (Commodore 64)

Enchanter (Apple II)

An engrossing and thoroughly entertaining, large-scale enchanting adventure... Expensive but worth every penny.

Revenge Of The Mutant Camels (Commodore 64)

Bomber Run (Commodore 64)

Cylon Attack (Acorn Electron)

A rare phenomenon: a computer game which exceeds the promise of its publicity and packaging.

Sentinel (Commodore 64)

Very enjoyable. It's addictive and a change from run-of-the-mill Space Invaders.

Lords Of Time (BBC B/B+/Master 128)

The scenarios are inventive and complex... Even the seasoned adventure should be kept puzzling for a good while.

Nemesis (BBC Model B)

Not too impressive. The idea of introducing additional hazards that move horizontally is not a particularly new one, and they prove relatively easy to avoid.