| 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: | 25th March 1983 |
| Original Release Price: | £0.40 |
| Market Valuation: | £1.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Author(s): | - |
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Ulysses And The Golden Fleece (IBM)
A game of considerably variety... Should keep you happily addicted for some time.
Great Britain Limited (Spectrum 48K)
An excellent game, and it passed one crucial test, in that two economists of my acquaintance, although fully aware of its limitations, are still queuing up to play it.
As it stands, it's an odd way of passing the time. It might be an interesting demo if the program played itself.
Mutant Herd (Commodore Vic 20)
Pitched just about right... It's difficult enough to stretch most players' hand-eye co-ordination, yet it is not so difficult that you'll be forced to give up in disgust.
The game's apparent simplicity will intrigue a lot of people, and I can see that this is one game which could be very addictive indeed.
Vulcan Noughts and Crosses (Dragon 32)
If you fancy a computer game which uses your brain rather than your fingers, this one will give you a run for your money.
It's not a bad idea for people who've just unpacked their Dragon. But don't expect its fun value to last long.
Learning To Use The ZX Spectrum Computer (Spectrum 48K)
Would certainly serve as good pre-investment reading for prospective Spectrum owners.
CP/M Revealed (European Machines)
Dennon has a tendency to show how but not why. That said, he aims for clarity, and he uses other sources to back this up.
Dragon users will love this book, if only for the Bill Tidy cartoons that pepper the text.
An ambitious book intended to improve your grasp of computing in general and the Dragon 32 in particular.
Programming With Graphics (Spectrum 48K)
The book really comes into its own with its discussion on how to draw lines, curves and shapes.
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| News | : | 16 Bits To Take Away, - |
| : | Great Advantage: North Star Announces 16-Bit Upgrade, - | |
| : | Expanding Maintenance For Micros, - | |
| : | Playing With Words On The IBM, - | |
| : | Over The Rainbow, - | |
| : | Sinclair Second, - | |
| : | New Micros Due From Osborne, - | |
| : | Portable Link-Up From Epson, - | |
| : | Users Lose As Printer Firm Hits Trouble, - | |
| : | Software Hit By Sneaky BBC Update, - | |
| : | PCN Threebies Offer, - | |
| : | Portables Carry On And On And On... - View From America, Chris Rowley | |
| : | Beeb Airs "Free" Software, - | |
| : | Upgrades Downplayed For Vic-20s, - | |
| : | Newbrain Sets CP/M Date..., - | |
| : | Intellivision Keyboards At A Premium, - | |
| : | Camputers Lynx Now To Offer Upgrade, - | |
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| : | I Spy A Vic Pic, R. Barnes | |
| : | The Commodore 64 Dollar Question, G. S. Dutton | |
| : | Root Out The Rivalry, P. Grumann | |
| : | The Flipside Of The BBC, C. G. Peaock | |
| : | A Premium-Priced Printer Please, Iain Fraser Grigor | |
| : | Got A Light, Max?, B. Green | |
| : | Talk Turtle To Me, S. Ericsson Zenith | |
| : | Roots Of The Rodent, H. Miles | |
| : | Making A Computer From A Kit, Martin Atkin | |
| : | Can He Become A Micro Ace, Jupiter?, T. Jones | |
| : | Is My TI Safe From Sizzling?, J. McCulloch | |
| : | Daisy Or Dot For My Dragon?, S. Webber | |
| : | Swapping Software Between Sinclairs, Martin Whatmore | |
| : | Learning Lessons From Logo, V. Walker | |
| : | Array Of Light On The Dragon, Walter Anderson | |
| : | Thanks For The Memory, Stephen Shaw | |
| : | Saving Your Spectrum's Sockets, Bernard Stangroom | |
| : | A New Angle On The ZX Printer, J. R. Mortleman | |
| : | Cursed Cursor Fixed In A Flash, Jonathan Plews | |
| : | Big SCREEN$ Brought To BBC, U. Nalla | |
| : | Camputers Lynx Runs PROTECTion Racket, Chris Tringham | |
| Article | : | Colour And Graphics On The Camputers Lynx, Max Phillips |
| : | Apple II Sound Synthesiser Boards, Richard King | |
| : | TI Professional, Philippe Michiels | |
| : | Basic Rom Card, Reg Parsons | |
| : | SAM (Software Automatic Mouth) , Nigel Cross | |
| : | Facit 4510 Printer, Andrew Tollyfield | |
| : | IBM PC Word Processing Keyboard, Ian Scales | |
| Type-In Game | : | Petspeed Basic Compiler, Barry Biddles |
| : | Toolbox, Rod McKendrick | |
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| : | Program Cards, - | |
| Charts | : | Charts (March 18 1983), - |
| Club | : | Clubnet, - |
| Small Ad | : | Billboard, - |
| Datelines | : | Datelines, - |
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