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CONTENTS
OUR COMMENT 3
Our esteemed Editor has spouted forth again.
MASTERING MACHINE CODE 8
We continue our great series on teaching the basics of machine code.
VIC GAMES PROGRAMMING 17
Find out more about how to program games on your VIC 20.
TALES FROM THE CRYPT 22
Runecaster never gets a rest from the Adventures of life!
MIDI REVIEW 26
We take a look at this great musical interface and give our opinion - so be ready to take notes!
SOFTWARE SPOTLIGHT 30
We've thrown the spotlight on some of the latest software packages - see what our reviewers think about them.
FORMULA ONE 38
Drive yourself completely round the bend with this car game.
REFERENCE LIBRARY 40
There are lots of books around for the Commodore range - we've leafed through some to give you some ideas.
THE BASIC FACTS PT.2 45
Getting down to basics is the theme of this informative series.
SIGNET 48
A mine of fun awaits you in this tremendous adventure for the CBM64.
SNEAKY PROGRAMMING 56
Be sneaky and fool your Commodore with some clever stuff - we show you how.
DATA STATEMENTS 58
All sorts of news to interest you as a Commodore micro owner.
SAMMY THE SLUG 64
Slugs are not normally considered very friendly but you can certainly have some fun with Sammy.
RASTER INTERRUPTS 68
We show you what you can do with graphics on your Commodore 64.
INPUT / OUTPUT 74
More of your technical enquiries answered.
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 76
We go behind the doors of PSS to bring you news of their beginnings and latest doings.
DOING IT YOURSELF 80
A further part of the series that helps you write your own business software.
BUSINESS FILE 82
We take a look at some of the more serious software around.
ASP Competition 84
Our great competition as advertised in the national press - fantastic prizes to be won.
SX-64 Reviewed 86
As an upgrade from the CBM64 the SX-64 is a very nice machine. . .
 
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