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← Dragon User #030 (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 October 1985
Original Release Price:	£0.95
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (27)

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Contents:

Contents, -

Article:

Front Cover & Copyright Info, -

Editorial, -

Letter:

Soundbox, -

Windows, -

Delightful, -

OS9, -

Smashing, -

Beginners, -

News:

Dragon Claws BBC B, -

Sprites And Demons, -

Cumana In Spain, -

Impish, -

Compuchat, -

Wintersoft Return, -

Article:

COS Firmware Routines, -

Text & Graphics On The Same Screen, -

Demo:

Splitz Demo, -

Article:

Basic Basic For Your Dragon, -

Competition:

Competition Corner, -

Letter:

Acid Test, -

64 Mode, -

Bit In, -

Edge Pins, -

Put On, -

OM Error, -

Listings, -

Magazine Reviews (3)

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Games Tape 1 (Active)

The games are executed brilliantly but they're only fun when they are played with two or more people... Even then, there's nothing here that amateur programmers couldn't write themselves.

Bubble Buster (Pocket Money)

Sadly, this is not a good game - it just hasn't got what it takes. It is not challenging enough, and has no sophistication.

Dumper (MacGowan Consultants)

I can't help but feel that most users already have adequate screen dump programs for their printers - several have appeared on the pages of Dragon User.