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ST Format Demo |
A demo with loads of colours, bouncing words and some free advertising for your favourite magazine. |
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Sine Text Demo |
Text crawls across a multicoloured screen following a sine wave pattern. Count the colours |
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VKiller |
Long ago there was a virus killer on the cover but we thought it was about time that we gave you another to help protect your programs from harm |
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Tinystuff |
Pictures on the cover are often compressed to save space and so Tinystuf comes into its own in converting Tiny, Degas and Neochrome pictures from one format into another |
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Tinyview |
A slide show program that displays Tiny format pictures. This month part of the animation tutorial is shown |
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Blaster |
The old arcade classic Defender gets renamed and zaps onto your ST screen. Nostalgia time as you remember your misspent youth feeding the arcade owner |
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Aargh! |
Is there anyone out there that likes that irritating click that you get every time you press a key on the ST? If so then don't use this desk accessory which can switch off that very same click |
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DC Clock |
Banish irritating left wrist movements. Just double click on the program and you'll have the clock displayed in the top right hand corner of the screen |
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Blood Money |
Another Format Gold makes it's way onto the cover. Blood Money is a fast a furious scrolling shoot-'em-up with hordes of poor defenceless (well, nearly defenceless) aliens to blast. The version on the cover is level two out of the four level. One or two p |
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Format10 |
Last month's disk formatter is repeated on the cover, only this time it works properly Last month it would only format drive A, but now it's fixed. Sorry! |
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GFA Convert |
ST BASIC programs to GFA BASIC |
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Fun Face |
Draw faces using a Photofit type system made up from eyes, nose, mouth, etc. and just muck around with them |
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GFA Demos |
This month's GFA BASIC programming tutorial deals with the subject of graphics and the demo programs mentioned in the article are sitting in the GFADEMOS folder |
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PCommand |
One thing the ST lacks and the poor Amiga has is a CLI, or command line interface. No more messing about with the Desktop menus and file operations are much simpler thanks to wild cards |
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Play It Demo |
Mixing digitised sound tracks and Neochrome of Degas pictures is made simple with Playit and there's a short demo on the cover to act as an appetiser. |
| PC Power |
PC Speed opens up the range of software that can be run on the PC |
| Fighting talk from Atari |
Sam Tramiel's aim: 'To kill off Nintendo' |
| Atari Soften Up |
Atari are re-entering the software market with a range of games and applications for the 16-bit market |
| Springs in Summer |
US company Codehead is to have its entire product range distributed in this country by ISM. |
| Scan and deliver |
DaataScan Plus is an upgrade to Kempston's scanning package |
| Norwegian Blue |
Mastertronic have aquired the licence from the Monty Python team to produce a computer game |
| Some like it Hotz |
Professional and amateur musicians alike in America are buzzing with excitement after a device called Hotz Translator surfaced at a music show in the States |
| Law promises piracy action |
A new law intended to prevent ST software piracy has come into force amid conflicting claims about its scope and interpretation |
| Colour in your hand |
Atari announced the world's first color hand-held game system at the June Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago. |
| Blood Money |
Psygnosis |
£24.95 |
90% |
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| Buffalo Bills Wild West Rodeo Games |
Tynesoft |
£24.95 |
83% |
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| Chariots of Wrath |
Impressions |
£24.99 |
59% |
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| Kick Off |
Anco |
£19.95 |
88% |
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| Leonardo |
Starbyte / Entertainment International |
£19.95 |
62% |
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| Quartz |
Firebird |
£24.99 |
75% |
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| Red Heat |
Ocean |
£19.99 |
52% |
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| Robocop |
Ocean |
£19.99 |
56% |
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| The Last Crusade |
US Gold |
£19.99 |
90% |
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| The Quest for the time bird |
Infogames |
£24.95 |
78% |
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| Verminator |
Rainbird |
£29.95 |
83% |
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| Looking for design |
Designing a computer's easy - sling some electronics in a grey box, add a keyboard and monitor, done! Perhaps not, as CHRIS DRAKE discovers. |
| Sticky Fingers |
MARK HIGHAM went to the Powerplay factory in Oldham to find out how a joystick is made and speculate on the future |
| Facing Facts |
It's a fair cop, guv, I'll come quiet: STEVE CAREY investigates how the police can fit you up for a crime with the amazing new E-FIT system, and on page 28 reviews That's Fun Face, a unique new kind of ST program that works in the same way. |
| Parsec 4768 board |
Research |
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| Tweety Board |
Bath Computer Shack |
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| Studiomaster MA36 |
Studiomaster |
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| That's Fun Face |
Cavendish |
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| Music Maker |
Hybrid Arts |
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| Steinberg Cubase |
Evenlode |
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| Super Librarian |
MCMXCIX |
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| GFA 3 Compiler |
GFA |
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91% |
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