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| Issue
79 - September 22nd 1984 |
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| With lots
of new machines getting all the
press we thought it was time to
look back at some old favourites.
First under the spot-light is
the Commodeore 64. |
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| A true epic
for you to type in and play -
The High Mountains. Danger, intrigue
and heroism all play a part. |
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| Take control
of your disk drives with this
feature-packed utility for the
Model B Micro. |
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| Here's the
answer to getting hard copy of
your carefully designed high-resolution
graphics. |
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| A new full-colour
printer under review. |
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| We test three
programmable joystick interfaces
and pick the best. |
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| Give your
64 a new language - how about
a powerful but easy to program
Pilot? Check it out . . . |
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| The famous
QL bundled software now available
for the famous office computer.
How well has it stood the change? |
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| PCN's new-look
games pages with even more thrills
and more information. This week
we look at new offerings for Commodore
64, BBC, Spectrum and Amstrad. |
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| Acorn
steal the PCW show,
this page; the best
of the rest, page
2; Microfair report
and View from Japan,
page 3. |
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| The
latest best-sellers
in games and hardware
with a new feature
this week - the weekly
top ten games for
the Spectrum and the
Commodore 64. |
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| Your
letters - moans, groans,
complaints or praise. |
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| Gotta
problem? Get an answer
from PCN's panel of
experts. |
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| Hints,
tips and routines
for the popular machines.
£10 for each
one published, with
£50 for the
best of the month. |
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| PCN's
new weekly column
for adventurers. |
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| All
the software releases
to drop through PCN's
letterbox this week. |
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| Industry
idiocies, the great
PCN Misprints and
downright malicious
gossip. |
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