Personal Computer News #063 (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:	2nd June 1984
Original Release Price:	£0.50
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (51)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

Allez France, Bryan Skinner

DR Doses PC, -

Close Sesame, -

Oric Tunes In, Kenn Garroch

Aquarius Rises Again, David Guest

Commodore Users Courted By Micronet, -

Entre Enters Shops Battle, -

Picture Show, -

Brother Goes Dotty, John Lettice

The Micros Take Over America - View From America, Chris Rowley

DR And MS On Shopping Spree, -

DK Mark II, -

Ceedata Ties Telex To CP/M, -

Bouncing Back, -

Competitions Galore Put Prizes On Line, -

Mac Week Heralds First Shipments Of Apple's Baby, -

Software, -

Letter:

Dragon 32 Should Continue, F. Brown

County Court Is Not The Answer, J. Hall

Unfair Bias Against Atari, K. Ward

A Useful Address For Oric Owners, I. Barrett

Let's Get The Microdrive Straight, Gavin Monk

Switch On To Switching Off, Ernest Gardiner

Calling Mr. Greg Turnbull, D. A. Holding

Wanted - Girls Keen To Compute, Simone Aspis

Mysterious Voices From A BBC, L. D. Timms

Correspondent's Spectrum Crashes, Dr. B. J. Kam

Which To Buy, Atari Or Commodore?, Steven Templeton

Pascal For The Commodore 64, Ian Yuill

Alphacom Printer Paper Perplex, Graeme Brown

Oric Can Work With Any Cassette, Paul Newton

Save Machine Code On The Vic And C64, M. J. Davies

3D Sine Wave On Oric Or Atmos, David Webb

Basic Improvement To Spectrum BEEP, Andy Goodsell

Spectrum Refined And Redefined, Martin Watson

Pulling Up The Shades On The Oric, S. Lowe

Article:

Budget, Andy Newham

Assembler Part 3, Keith Hook

Assembler/Disassembler, Philip O' Carroll

Apple IIc, Bryan Skinner

Sord IS-11, Bryan Skinner

Canon PW-1080A Wire Dot Printer, Piers Letcher

Oric Microdisc, David Janda

6502 Second Processor & Bitstik*, Gary Marsh

Charts:

Charts (May 18 1984), -

Club:

Bishopton Computer Club, Wendie Pearson

Small Ad:

Billboard, -

Article:

Quit, -

Type-In Correction:

Syntax Errors, -

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Magazine Reviews (8)

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Plumb Crazy (Commodore 64)

A game of instant strategy; there's not much time to choose which way to build the pipeline.

Flying Feathers (Commodore 64)

I think the time, effort and memory could have been put to greater use with better variations on the original skill levels.

Magic Meanies (Spectrum 16K)

Another winner from CDS, which recently did well with its version of Pool.

Galactic Warriors (Spectrum 16K)

While Galactic Warriors could soon become repetitive for your average player, it's aimed squarely at those who think repetitive alien-zapping is the only way to live.