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The spiralling
price war between Sinclair and
Acorn threatens to drag all micro
manufacturers into another damaging
price-tag battle, from which the
only winner will be the end user. |
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Going
underground with a 64 |
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We're proud
to present the first part of Crazy
Caverns, an arcade style games
listing for the Commodore 64,
written by Tony Crowther of Potty
Pigeon and Suicide Express fame. |
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We'll show
you how to use your Casio pocket
computer as a remote terminal
for your Beeb. |
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Spectrum
graphics creations |
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Our Screenart
utility will have you drawing
away merrily on your Spectrum. |
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Serious upgrade
possibilities for the Commodore
64: how much of a professional
system can it be made into? |
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Two latest
releases from Brother: the BP30
graph plotter and TC600 Teleprocessor. |
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Cambridge
Systems Technology goes further
along the road to making the Sinclair
QL what it was always intended
to be. |
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Our experts
take on the challenge of another
week's games for the popular micros,
weeding out the good 'uns from
the outright rubbish. |
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The Amstrad
comes further of age with Amsoft's
Pascal 4T package, a Pascal compiler. |
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Price
war flares up, this
page; Oric uber alles,
page 2; Basicode faces
BBC axe, page 3; EML
aims high with Nimbus,
page 4; Home Front
spells out the BBC's
micro message, page
5. |
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We
list the best selling
games software of
the week, plus machine
sales charts. |
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Your
programming hints
and tips aired for
all. |
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A
flying visit to Upper
Gumtree, the setting
for Richard Shepherd's
latest adventure game. |
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News
of the latest software
to arrive at PCN's
offices, and some
recommendations. |
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Unwanted
Christmas pressies
amicably disposed
of or acquired - in
our free service. |
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All
the gossip that's
fit to print, plus
PCN's datelines for
what's on both here
and overseas. |
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