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A special
feature for an up-and-coming new
micro. Keith Hook teaches you
how to manoeuvre sprites on an
Amstrad screen. |
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If you have
any ailing scratched disks this
program could be just what the
doctor ordered. |
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Wall clocks
are passé. What you want
is a clock on your micro's screen
- preferably one that works. |
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Does the
idea of writing your own games
sound interesting? Well, if you
own a Spectrum there's plenty
of packages available to help. |
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The humble
Vic is capable of quite impressive
block graphics, as this program
by John Ingham shows. |
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The reigning
'most stylish micro on a desktop'
is now available in portable form,
complete with IBMulation. |
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Cheetah is
trying to put joysicks on the
scrapheap with an infra-red games
controller - but is it a viable
alternative? |
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Graphics
of a very high standard can be
produced on a Commodore 64 using
the powerful software and lightpen
combined in Flexidraw. |
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The trans-Spectrum
express has arrived - an ingenious
piece of software that allows
programs to be transferred from
Microdrive to tape and vice-versa. |
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Avalon on
the Spectrum is the big winner
this week, and more fun is in
store for BBC and Commodore 64
owners. |
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Whose
head on the block
on bulletin boards?
this page; Boots in
a minor panic, page
2; Spectravideo owners
on a limb, page 3;
and Oric unveils its
modem, page 4. |
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Enter
the games arena or
chart the successes
of your favourite
micro. Even Radio
1 is tuning in. |
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Don't
sit on it, tell the
world about it - on
the pages of PCN. |
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You've
got a problem? We've
probably got the answer. |
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Brilliant
bits and brainwaves
from our readers. |
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Bob
Chappell keeps you
informed on BBC, Commodore
64 and Atari adventures. |
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A
massive selection
of new software titles
have landed in our
office this week and
are introduced here. |
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Micros,
etc at affordable
prices - take a look. |
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The
results of the laughline
competition and much,
much more. |
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