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| Modem makers
have overcome the price problem
- it doesn't cost an arm and a
leg to get on-line any more. But
do they have a convincing case
when they talk about the boon
of communications? We look at
the Protek 1200 modem in detail
and assess the prospects for micro
communications in general. |
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| Save your
spaceship, defend the planet,
and teach the hostile alien hordes
a lesson they won't forget in
a hurry with this listing for
the Sinclair Spectrum. |
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| Not a throw-away,
more of a write-off as we present
a utility that will improve your
control over output from a Vic
20 to the popular MPS801 printer. |
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| Home in on
the second part of our graphics
utility program, a routine that
will put last week's Draw on the
map. |
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| Take over
from the Bomb Disposal Squad in
this testing maze/strategy/arcade
game for the CPC464 - the entire
human race is depending on you. |
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| Continuing
the presentation of our exclusive
Commodore 64 game Crazy Caverns
from Tony Crowther, of Potty Pigeon,
Monty Mole and Suicide Express
fame. |
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| ACT has followed
up the original Apricot with a
trio of successors. We turn the
spotlight on the F1e and find
that it doesn't shy away from
the attention. |
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| The Good,
the Bad and the Indifferent .
. . our critics weigh up the latest
games for the Spectrum, Commodore
64 and Amstrad on our weekly review
pages. |
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| White Lightning
was one of the packages of the
year in 1984. Now it's available
as the Lightning series for the
64. Has it lost anything in the
translation? |
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| Prism
shatters but the pieces
aren't lost, this
page; dealers rap
Acorn price cuts,
page 2; software houses
wake up, page 3; Acornsoft
toes ASA line, page
4; Home Front, page5. |
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| Put
pen to paper and put
your point of view. |
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| Scratch
our experts' heads
instead of your own. |
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| Two
adventures from Artic
groan on the rack
this week. |
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| What's
on the way from the
software producers
for your machine. |
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| No
charge, no obligation;
browse through our
regular classifieds. |
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| The
last word . . . at
last. |
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