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| • |
Towers |
Three more testing towers to improve Micropose's ace gameTower Of Babel |
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Fastcopy |
When it comes to copying and formatting nothing beats the devilishly quick utility |
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Saver |
Nifty memory resident screen saver |
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Super Virus Killer |
Extraordinary utility that identifies 5 viruses, 7 antiviruses, and 133 other boot sectors |
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C Series |
source files |
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Ani ST |
A complete animation package offering unbelievable tweening facilities |
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GFA Raytrace |
Tremendous useable demo of GFA Data Media's 512-colour raytracing and animation package |
| • |
Master Sound |
Rap to the monster beat of Pandaal's funky sound sampling package |
| STE Future Brightens |
Following all the doom and gloom stories detailing the incompatibility problems of the STE, ST Format can reveal that all is not lost with Atari's latest baby |
| Xenon Crash |
Portsmouth-based mail order company Xenon Technologies have crashed spectacularly, leaving 17-year old proprietor Stephen Lee floundering in a sea of debt. |
| Cyber Cuts |
Electronic Distribution have announced price cuts accross the popular Cyber range of products |
| Citizen gets set up |
Printers can be a hazardous stumbling block for novice and experienced computer users alike. |
| Atari hand-held shown at toy fair |
Atari UK finally showed the Lynx hand-held games computer at the British Toy Fair in January. |
| Christmas cheer for the ST |
As Gallup figures are published for the crucial Christmas period, it's clear that it was a very Yuletide indeed for ST software sales. |
| Stereo sound on the ST |
Much is made of the Commodore Amiga and its stereo sound capabilities. The new STE provides stereo sound |
| Aquanaut |
Addictive |
£24.99 |
41% |
|
| Austerlitz |
Mirrorsoft |
£24.95 |
92% |
 |
| Beverly Hills Cop |
Tynesoft |
£19.99 |
49% |
|
| Black Tiger |
US Gold |
£19.95 |
70% |
|
| Dark Century |
Titus |
£24.95 |
52% |
|
| Dr Doom's Revenge |
Empire |
£19.95 |
29% |
|
| Gravity |
Imageworks / Mirrorsoft |
£24.95 |
93% |
|
| Kick Off Extra Time |
Anco |
£9.99 |
49% |
|
| Rings of Medusa |
Starbyte |
£24.95 |
69% |
|
| Wild Streets |
Titus |
£19.99 |
71% |
|
| The STE - what went wrong? |
The new enhanced ST was going to conquer the world, but instead became Christmas 89’s biggest turkey. We devote a special news feature to the continuing saga of Atari’s STE fiasco. |
| Prodigy Digital |
Muse |
|
92% |
|
| Sequencer One |
Gajits |
|
91% |
|
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