| 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: | 20th October 1983 |
| Original Release Price: | £0.50 |
| Market Valuation: | £1.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Author(s): | - |
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Magazine Articles (82)
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Wearing the glasses can be uncomfortable and irritating. The game itself is... frustrating and pointless.
Limited use of sound and graphics... I was disappointed, although I can well imagine it appealing to people who prefer its simple nature.
A very good and enjoyable simulation of a mini-pool game. We shall be hearing more of Bubble Bus.
How To Program The Apple (Apple (Generic))
Dragon 32: Programmer's Reference Guide (Dragon 32)
The type of book you can read through initially, then refer to individual points when the need arises - a good index and excellent contents pages make this easy.
Mastering Machine Code On Your ZX Spectrum (Spectrum 48K)
Spectrum Machine Code Made Easy
Program Design: Cheap Memory Chips
Program Design: Space Versus Time Part 1
Program Structure: What's On The Menu Today?
Program Tools: String Along With A Micro
Keep Your Records In Order
Program Tools: Bugspeak
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| : | Dragon's DOS In The Doldrums, - | |
| : | IBM Meets Taiwanese Imitators, - | |
| : | Printer Director - DY-40, - | |
| : | Japanese Lead The Way At Birmingham, Geof Wheelwright | |
| : | Prices Slashed, - | |
| : | Tandy's Portly Portable, - | |
| : | Enterprint Enterprises, - | |
| : | Games Galore By Mogul, - | |
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| : | Another 3 Inch Contender, - | |
| : | Turn It On Again, - | |
| : | Texas Range, - | |
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| : | Techno Tiswas, - | |
| : | Tilt And Swivel, - | |
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| : | Take A Shot - Stack Light Rifle, - | |
| : | Limrose Promises Program Skills In Ten Minutes, - | |
| : | Wang Baby Born, - | |
| : | Execs Shrug Off Keyboard Phobia, - | |
| Letter | : | The Sad Voice Of Experience, N. T. Jewell |
| : | Communicating With The Consumer, David Walton | |
| : | Waiting For Service, Adrian Martin | |
| : | An 800 By Any Other Name..., Matthew May | |
| : | Micro And Recorder In Harmony, Michael Bowles | |
| : | Danger Of A DIY Vic Motherboard, L. A. Crowe | |
| : | Tuning In To Colour TV, Ralph Rapley | |
| : | Rules For Starting A Club, R. Page-Brown | |
| : | Fair Copy Of A Cassette?, M. Sfeir | |
| : | Cassette Control On The Newbrain, Ray Clarke | |
| : | EOR On The BBC Put To Good Use, Mario Camilleri | |
| : | Put The Dragon Back Into Synch, Hywel Francis | |
| : | POKEing The Newbrain Screen, Jim Moon | |
| : | Useful Tips For Oric POKEs, James Eibisch | |
| : | The Repetitive Dragon, E. Robson | |
| : | PRINT AT In Machine Code, David Gristwood | |
| : | Missing Correspondents, - | |
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| : | Cortex, Max Phillips | |
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| : | Watford DFS, Bill Davies | |
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| : | Atariwriter, Geof Wheelwright | |
| : | Program Cards, - | |
| : | Key Utility, Clive Newtom | |
| : | Bees Away, Kenn Garroch | |
| : | French Test, Bryan Skinner | |
| Charts | : | Charts (October 6 1983), - |
| Club | : | London University Vic 20 User Group, Janice McKenzie |
| : | Clubnet, - | |
| : | Project M, Wendie Pearson | |
| Small Ad | : | Billboard, - |
| Article | : | Quit, - |
| Datelines | : | Datelines, - |
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