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July 3-JUly 9, 198a No. 69

REGULARS

Software charts .

• Spectrum software reviews — all that's new• can you beat your Spectrum in our game of logic?

• how to throw your voice and control your Spectrur• chess game for the ZX81

WOlf OWING WEfKCr

M Design, Circus House. 2*

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watch out,Europe!

Sinclair is soon to hit Europe.The company has plans to

establish operations in Frank-furl, West Germany in June,

and Paris. France in ihe

mn. This is Ihe firsr step for

Sinclair into the Europeanputer mark«i. The

company is concentrating onImplementing local languagesoftware, which Sinclair

Charles Col ion, Sinclair's

overseas business manager,said: "'Our strategy aims 10

consolidate our leading position

in the European markets andincrease both our sales andmarket share!'

Sinclair is also doing very well

report by independent marketresearch companv Audits ofGreat Britain (ACB) whosurveyed 25,000 households.

Sinclair reportedly scooped43 percent of the market for Ihe"

si quarter 1984. Total Sinclair

quarterly sales through all'

is was 215,000 with ihe

Spec!rum remaining the mostliar model and taking a 36

per cent share.

AGB's findings are also

mirrored by the latesi GallupMarketing Direction quarterly

:y of 10,000 people over the

age of 16 in the UK. The total""

iclair base now stands a! 2.35

llion units, which is 10.7 perit household penetration.

Sinclair Research, 28 StanhopeId, Coniberley, Surrey

Briefly

music while loading, a

>, and the possibility to use

t joystick port. Price:

ice. Choice Buildings, 75

Belfast Rd. Camckferzus liT.VI

BPH, N Ireland

Hev Con:[ for

the Dragon 32, Thi.

Seiddab series complete for the

Dragon, and the Spectrumsion of 3D Lunattack is

ortedly the most successful

modified its Heathrow ATC for

the Commodore, and added

Concorde landing. Both gamesst £7.95.

v/son Consultants, 56blion Trading Est, Milton,

•ingdon, Oxon OXI4 4RX

Queue

And Mr King, who has beenwith Rumbelows for 12 years,

said Ihe fact that the computerincluded a monitor was a big

selling point — buyers did not

need the use of the family TV.

ifara.

left "illCheshire

Container ships are on the

Dixons, Boots, Comet and mail

Amslrad's sales directorDickie Mould said; "The initial

interest at the lime of Ihe launchperhaps, predid able. But

i hi- I,

n called every day by

supplied.

-Our initial run of 200,000units for 1984 is already under-

reassessing our budgets for

peripheral will be a dot matrixprinter, made bv Seikosha andcosting £199.

Amstrad Consumer Electron-

ic. IW Kiwi's Rd. firentwomt.

Essex CMI4 4EF

PiracyFrom front page

Member companies include:

IBM, Hewlett-Packard, \V. H.Smith, Virgin Games and Wcb-stcrs, the software distributors.

FAST hopes to have the samelegal success as the FederationAgainst Copyright Theft, set uph>- the \ideo industry.

Ranald Robertson, a memberof FAST's management group.said that as well as pressing for

legislative change. FASTwanted to publicise the legal

protection that already existed.

Mr Robertson is the legal

advisor to the CAP group,which spceiali

being r

paiticiilarlv h\ hinkulikci.

Clue Dijibv- Jones, secret;

of the Guild of Soft*;

director of Websters. said: "1

II reduc

Federation Against SoftwareThefi. Chancery House, Chan-cery Lane, London WC2A 1QU

P4^| MICROHOW

CO jTERS

iy

IkA -,^« W aL-L7w Js& 'Im

V^^l-

You could beon our pageswe welcome programs, articles and tips from

our readers. If you feel that your work meets ourstandards, please submit It to us for

consideration for publication.

• programs must always be sent on cassette.Listings are helpful, but not necessary.Check carefully that they are bug-free.

Include details of what your program does,how it works, variables you have used and

hints on conversion.

• Articles on using home computers shouldbe no longer than 2,000 words. Don't worryabout your writing ability — just try to keepto the style in hcw. Articles most likely to bepublished will help our readers make betteruse of their micros bv giving useful Ideas,

possibly with programming examples, we will

convert any sketched Illustrations intofinished artwork.

• Tips are short articles, and briefprogramming routines. Your hints can aid

other computer users.

am submissions will be acknowledged and thecopyright in such works which will pass toArgus Specialist Publications Ltd will be paid

for at competitive rates.Keep a copy of your work and include an SAE.Label everything clearly and give a daytime

and home phone number if you can.All work for consideration should be sent to:

HOME COMPUTINt

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Ads on yourscreen

pmhlom-. iI'.l' cdinpiiii

based on ihe Olym|doing very nicely, [hunt

;

Now, imukiv llu-

atmosphere may seem that

much more realistic. MicroOlympics from Database nowcarries advertising, just as yousee on your TV screen when younatch [he athletics.

Database has acceptedadvertising from softwarehouses and while you are

3 compete with the""

;e famousn the hi

icro Olympi' and Electron. As you

compete, you will be striving to

belter the world record, whichthe computer achieves each

lime. Database claims that the

program is accurate in the times" J

distances, ranging from the

metres to the hammeiv. Price: £5.95.

Database, Ptihlirarmnx. Eitropa

Hse, 68 Chester Rd, HazelGrove. Stockport SK7 SNY

Can Kangawin?

Here's a game from downunder — well, at least the idea

is. It's Kosmic Kanga fromMicromania. Now out in the

arcade-style aclion game, in

which Kanga leaps aboutscoring points by bouncing onbonuses. Our Kanga throws a

good punch too, and he scores

points by throwing them at the

Kosmic Kanga features

crulliiu; animated graphics andover 40 differcnl types of

bonuses and enemies.

Available now for the 4SKSpectrum at £5.95, theCommodore 64 version will

Make use ofyour micro

Moder-80 is now out for the

Spectrum. The packageincludes an "easy to use" mini-

assembler and a disassembler.

Seven Stars claims it's Micro-

drive-compatible and provides

TWO ESSENTIAL UTILITIES FOR THE

COMMODORE 6aGET THE MOST FROM YOUR DATASETTE WITH

HYPERSAVE 64ONCE HYPERSAVED, YOUR PROGRAMS IBASIC OR MACHINE

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THAN THE COMMODORE DISC DRIVE! FULL INSTRUCTIONS ARE

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HYPERSAVE - 64 AND 64-BACKUP HAVE FEATURES WHICH

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WITH EVERY ORDER — SECRETS! A GUIDE TO CASSETTE

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FAST DESPATCH GUARANTEED. CHEQUE^P.O. OR SAE TO:

DOSOFT, 2 OAKMOOR AVENUE, BLACKPOOL FY3 OFF

h memory ¥i

symbolic assembler. It also

features a single step (trace)

mode with a disassembly.

The disassembler can output

to screen or printer, according10 Seven Stars, and the non-

svmbolic assembler accepts all

standard ZSO mnemonics plus

DEFB, DEFW and DEFW for

I data. It c

decimASCII in simple expressions.

The package comes with

manual and costs £6.95.

Seven Stars. 15 Glntn-cMcr !

lomlnn SWl 7AU

Briefly

Audiogenic's Burnin' Rubberfor the Commodore 64. You'rea tough character: your one aim

indestructible Tank Cars anc

zunning Deal Itmo biles, ll

you're quick enough, you car

ily out obstacles. Cost: £6.95.

our winnersThere were eight differences ii

our Vortex competition.

These are our 45 winners

More Winners

And evenmore...

There were nine differences it

These are the 70 w

HO.MI- lOMI'MIMi VITKI Y .1 Jul;

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3ITYATTAK. The seven screen,Qlinpl^l CITYATTAK.TOnUOlV! machine code>smooth game play, a tough ch

hardened arcade action addic

Now available on disk.

UnDDHDI The journey of your life... or denUnnUn! ODYSSEY. Described by

Popular Computing Weekly as: 'Addictive

with superb sound effects. An arcade

game worthy of Jeff Minter for its pure j

speed of action !' Pick of the week i

(12th-18thApril1984).

Now available on disk. ^H

SCANDAL! ££&ll SYour chance to succeed where _

millions of hopefuls V ~~/\

fade. To make the big^-"

time in Showbiz' andshow the world that you're

a superstar, not just

anotherdreamer.

(JIM

OKtel

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;t 8 HOME COMPUTING WEEKLY 3 July 1984

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Mission XK1Dragon 32

£6.95

Tha : is really all there is lo this

and I reel ii locks the

itmenl [ho! makes some

CuberDragon 32 £8

gives you a handy bonus score.

There are discs alongside the

Tom Mil, 41 Truro Rd, Silurriuin (Micros). 2 GlensSl, Leeds LS9 9.JJ

option of joystick or keyboardI and whilst both are

Austell, Cornwall PL 25 5JL-Three levels of play: at the

start you are shown graphically

lirM thing you notice aboui

game is the sion in? miisi. The

A machine code arcade game in

which you must help Cuber hopdisplay of Cuber hop pi ng around

is the.

for. F

lotting, which is made so pyramid 10 chongc Ihem into thea mini pyramid.The instructions on Ihe inserl

eiplain the game comprehensive-

'-""rfS'^hJmore "ci|ina '

J'

01""1 |h;

s the screen and the effect theyly. Screen display is good.Loading was slow mil caused no

r.rash Up carRacing

TI-99/aA ET

miseral'ly.

redrawn after egome. You can

and speed and fu

unclearly.

There are four

your disposal;

bends. There is

specify ilic effkii

program appear r

efinilely

There'smore wherethese came

from...Yes, here are more programsfor your tried and tested oldfaithfuls. They've all been

checked over by our regularreviewers

TUlCOm'S ™«' This ^tion can be carried

„.__j___ out only once each time the spellKingdom is gained.

T

I

-99/4A £6 Unfortunately then is a bug:

asnleu. 10 Alsione Road, o.er ihe spell, clearing it fromockpon. Cheshire SIM 5AH the screen.

In screen two. you enter theihis at cade -Bd.er.i uie game darl loiest. The only difference

>u take the idle of a knight from ihe maze is that the forestjir. Nige oa a quest tor the has trees, not walls, randomlyteal Stone, stolen by the ?ok placed around the screen.

sord MS E5.9SCGL, CGL Hse. Goldings Hill,

Lough! on. Essex IGI0 2RK

You are the pilot iif a plane., ,.

Your height is decreasing with...toss the

..,:

buildings by bombingYou"vc probably t calised this

is an MS version ofarcade game. Altl

program is written h i liA-,1'. -1.

the sound is salisfyii igly differ-

the screen

The action is relatively fast

and 1 found Ihe gai

least for the first few (iocs. Sice

instructions and va

thought has gone inn ih,:A:^i-.

but ultimately il mtthat this is ihe type of gamepublished in rnagari nes within

two weeks of a newlaunch. It would ne< or be raid

commercially for the more

It is sad this isn't tli

the MS and you must fork outr.lthcT Si

BASIC game in sin d of just

typing it in. S.S.

instructions 50".

payability 50"^graphics TO"&

K r»»m»

WEEKLY 3 July I9B4

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COMMODORE 6a PROGRAM

IJ-JIXI i:li.-cic<

250-2*0 plate ffl

;:u-«jii

211 ML,rl

:'i.--.i.m ,

f .;jytTL-^l -,Snaker, as the

involves moving a make around[he screen, eating pills andavoiding everything else.

There's a 30-second time

limit to clear each screen andthere are more and more pills to

each and every screen.

Scoring is on screen and a

record is kept of ihe high score,'

' h is displayed on the title

included in the program.

watchout

as youguide asnakeabout

• We have inserted REMs in

the program as a guide to [he

Commodore control characters.

These need not be entered.

You've got just

30 seconds toclear thescreen in thisfast andfurious gameby Eric Liddellfor theCommodore 64

S : H3= 1 604 : R4=l 605 R5= 1506 :R6=1607 :R7=1608:RS=1609

"HI

^IAT

1 PRINT":]" -POKE 5328 1,0 -POKE 53280*0 Z=54272 : P=-1 -PL=0 -0=52 IF SOHI THEN HI=SC3 SC=011 H0=1601-fll=1602:fl2=l12 Fl9=161013 PRINT" WidSG* !SSS£,TO»?!iE20 FOR 1=1 TO 5 PRINT: NEXT29 REMCRED]30 PRINT"!* r M ,

39 REMECYN]40 PRINT"!

—1 I Si /

49 REMCLRE]50 PRINT"B

—59 REMCRED]60 PRINT"!*69 REM [RED]70 PRINT"!*79 REM [RED]S0 PRINT"!*90 FOR 1=1 TO S^PRINT^NEXT100 PRINT"S PRESS ANY KEV TO CONTINUE"110 GET F»:iF R$=""THEN 119120 FOR 1=1 TO 3:PRINT=NEXT130 PRINT" DO VOU REQUIRE INSTRUCTIONS Or' OR N) ?135 GET R*140 IF R$="N"THEN 200150 IF R*="Y"THEN 1000160 GOTO 1352C-10 PRINT":]"210 FOR 1=1064 TO 1103:POKE I, 160: POKE I+Z.S^NEXT

0:ROKE I, 160:fl:P0KE I, 160 1

0:POKE I, 160=1250 POKE H9. 56^ POKER 1,31 :pOKEfl2,8I : POKERS, SI : R0KER4, SI = POKERS, 81 :P0KER6,<255 POKE R0+Z,13:POKE Rl+Z,2: POKE FI2+Z,2:P0KE H3+Z,2:P0KE H4+Z, 2= FOKE R5+Z,2256 POKE R6+Z,2-P0KE R7+Z,2:R0KE R8+Z,2

220 FOR 1=1103 TO 2023 STEP 40=1230 FOR 1=2623 TO 1934 STEP -

240 FOR 1=1984 TO 1064 STEP-

):P0KEI+Z,6:NEXTj:pQKE I+Z,6:NEXTJ:PQKE I+Z,6:NE!<T

E COMPUTING WEEKLY .' Ji

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COMMODORE 64 PROGRAM

260 POKE R7, 31 POKERS, 81:PQKER9, 32261 PRINT"!262 PRINT"!263 PRINT"!264 PR 1 NT " ^PMafi*Mffi!l!<>»MMMM»»l«»M»il I"

268 PL=0269 0=0+527i? FOR 1 = 1 TO GiX=INT<RND<i)#900>+41

»+41G0TO 28033+X+Z.l :HEXT

291 TI$="0000M0":GOTr 3702:?5 OET R*380 IF R$= I, E"THEN P=-40316 IF Ri="X"THEN P=40323 IF RI="S"THEN P=-l330 IF RS="D"THEN P=l331 POKE 54296.1340 R9=fi8 : RS=H7 : H7=R6 : R6=R5 : A5=fi4 : H4=R3 H3=fl2 : H2=fil R1=HG : R0=fl8+P349 REM [RED]350 IF PEEKCR0>=87 THEN SC=SC+10 : PRINT"«* SCORE "SC GOTO 3000366 IF PEEK : R£nO 3,-' THEN 5000370 POKE R0,?.6 PUKE RO+Z, 13 POKE fll.SPPOKE R1+Z,2:P0KE fi9,32373 REM [H0MEK24 CPSR RIGHT]375 FRINT"a»»»»M»tl»»»k»k»l TIME "TI^IF TI>001800 THEN 3990376 POKE 54296,0330 GOTO 295935 REM [CLR]1.000 PR I NT "3"

1009 REM C0RN31010 PRINT"ii INSTRUCTIONS"1019 REM ELGN]1020 PRINT"II "

1030 PRINT:PRINTPRINT:PRINT" KEVS RRE:-"1839 REM CREB]1840 PRINT1050 PRINT"!8I UP"1855 PRINT1859 REM CREIi]

1060 PRINT"!* I1"

1869 REM [REIi]

1870 PRINT"!!* 1 E I"

1079 REM CRED]1080 PRINT"!*

|

|"

1085 REMCCRN]1090 PRINT"Si I 1 I

1"

1100 PRINT"Bi LEFT I S I I D I RIGHT"1109 REMCORND1110 PRINT"8I I I 1 I"

1119 REMCGRN]1120 PRINT"!* r~1"

1129 REM CRED]1130 PRINT"!!* I X i"

1139 REM [RED]1140 RRINT"!3 I I"

1145 PRINT1149 REM [RED]1150 PRINT"!* DOWN"1160 PRINT^PRINT^PRINT'Tl PRESS flNV KEV TO CONTINUE"1170 GET fl*: IF fi*=""THEN 11701179 REM CCLR]1188 PRINT":]"1189 REM C5 CRSR DOWN]1190 PRINT"WKWWBk THE RIM OF THE GAME IS TO ERT RLL THE"1195 PRINT

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COMMODORE 64 PROGRAM

1298 PRINT" ROUND PILLS SCATTERED AROUND THE FIELD"1210 PRIHT'PRINT" WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT. (DISPLHVED TOP": PRINT1220 PRINT" RIGHT OF THE SCREEN). VOU SCORE TEN PTS" PRINT1230 PRINT" FOR EVERV PILL EATEN "SPRINT1260 PRINT-PRINT" PRESS RHV KEY TO STHRT THE GAME"1270 GET ftTIF A$=""THEN 127012S0 GOTO 2003000 POKE 54256, 15 -POKE 54277, 6: POKE 54276, 33-POKE 54273, 10 -POKE 54272,103019 FOR 1=1 TO 100 -'NEXT: POKE 54277, 0:ROKE 54276, 0:ROKE 54273, 0:ROKE §4272.03011 PL=PL+i:iF PL=G THEN 2683030 GOTO 3703550 RESTORE POKE 54256,15000 POKE 54277, 5. POKE 54276,53 : POKE 54275, I: FOR 1=1 TO 100:NEXT010 READ rVREflB B=IF B=-1THEN POKE 54273,0 POKE 54272, 0:QOTO 1

020 POKE 54273, fV POKE 54272, B=POKE 54276, 0:OOTO 4000030 DRTFl 8,147,9,155,16,205, 10,295,8,147, 12,216,3,147,34,175,-1,-1

POKE 54256, 15:R0KE 54277, 158: POKE 54273, 248

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Games,games and

moregames!

Here are five action-packedarcade games which have

been thoroughly scrutinizedbv our expert reviewers. Read

before you buy

GalacticEncounter/Checkers

Pengon -,™-Vl,art

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k jGaiaclic Encounter is a modern WlW version of Othello for one or [wo ^>(players. In Lhe one-nlayer |S

rdte of Evil Asies 99. who isU

"Jcapiurc lhe opponents iroops. 1

chaiaelcr code;. 21

of lhe old slratcgy game of

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Bin a solution for Checkers before

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value.

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UnlockYour ImaginationSCOPE II

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A complete update of the original|

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mm sHIIIIACE

|COMMODORE 64 W1 5TRR TROOPER

DRAGON HUNGRY HORACE. It has STAR TROOPER is a fast, action THE HOBBIT. Visit J.fi.R. Tolkien's H.U.R.G. A revolutionary piece of COMMODORE 64 HORACE GOES

been said that Horace games are packed, machine language game Middle Earth in the most software for your 4SK Spectrum SUING is the sequel to the very

in a class of their own. In fad, for your Commodore 64. It's s amazing adventure yet devised, which allows you to develop high successful Hungry Horace In

Horace is almost a legend. Hungry game that will test the best "A game by which future games quality Machine Language this adventureour hero attempts

Horace, the original Horace arcade strategists. Amazing will be judged." arcade games with absolutely no winter sports, Skiing is completi

adventure, is now available tor graphics and superb sound add - UmIIwiWTiW "Superior to programming experience. "It is with slalom flags, trees and

the Dragon 32. to a game that only the bravest any other adventure game

"

difficult to find fault with such a moguls so watch out Horace!

will survive! imbmrM TheHobbit is now complete games generation "One of the most addictive

available lor the BBC. Oric, program." packages vet encountered."

Commodore 64 and Spectrum. _ cm* -w*mmt«<i Horace Goes Skiing

now available for Dragon.

MElUM&

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FORTH. Abersoft Forth is an

implementation of the Forth

Language tor your Spectrum 48K.

Forth is closer to Machine Code

and more than 10 times faster

than BASIC. The only Spectrum

package which has heen

endorsed by the Forth Interest

CLASSIC ADVENTUflE. This is the

program that started it all. Now

you can discover the eicitement

of Classic Adventure on your

Spectrum 48K, Commodore 64,

SBC or Electron. It you are

masterful enough you too could

become a Master Adventurer.

stunning graphics and a full

arcade game! Mugsyisyourone

and only chance to become the

greatest gang leader with

definite ill repute. "Da game

Mugsy have, an dis is no lie. da

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Spectrum da tru admospearob

da East side." - tumm cmibmihi

msui Mugsy is also available for

the Commodore 64.

Orders to:

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Abingdon, 0xon0X144T0

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sea Adventure32K BBC E7.95

Virgin Games, 61/63 Portobello

WheelsSord M5 £5.95

J«J no SAVEI :.. .tight was! ventures. After

il lime possible. The

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CBM 64 £8.95

The object is to

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To play pt.

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Kaleido-scope ofgames

This set of programs is as wideas it is varied. Take your pickand see what you can come up

with

Enigma The only complaint I had

32K BBC C9.95 r-rder in which the cards were

Brainbm, 20 Orange Si, LondonWC2H TED accepted had to be written on a

piece of paper and analysed

Enigma is advertised as "a newlater. It would have been a nice

rules ™"pUyW

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data to be recorded automatic-ally.

detennlm the nature of ihis rule

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graphics 45%value for money 65<r»

use, and presumably its icltitinn-

Presumably because, during lwo F^BT^kndays. 1 failed to discover any of

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Introducing the Sprint

UK&WorldPatemsPendin;

It loads Spectrums four times fasterthan an ordinary cassette player,

uses standard cassette software.and has improved loading reliability.

The new Sprint fromChallenge Researchvand saveSpectrtimprogramsatfourtimes the speed of

conventional cassette players, this even applies to

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inclusive of post, packing. VATand a 12 month guarantee

The Sprint isdedicated to both the l6Kand 48KSpectrumand providesan innovative but inexpensive new conceptin cassette tape storage.

Use ofthe Sprint Is simplicity Itself.

• Retains the standard Spectrum commands and format.

• Advanced digital circuitry and signal processing

improves loading reliability and eliminates volume setting.

• Simply plugs into the Spectrum port— no interface or

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LATEST NEWS

JSIVE'NEWPI

Meet the perils of refuse In

TRASHMAN - Commodore 64£7.95The job may look easy but only youknow the hazards. Speeding cars,

cyclists, vicious dogs, over-reacting

in the transport cafe or one too

many in the pub! A Trashmans lot is

not an easy one. Discover just howdifficult lor yourself in TRASHMANon the Commodore 64,

ESCAPES. 3D TUNNEL

-

Commodore 54 £7.95 each.Follow the thrills!

What lies in the tunnel's depths?

Flying bats, leaping toads, scurrying

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What prehistoric terrors will trap

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ESCAPE if you dare! Available on the

Commodore 64.

GATE CRASHER -BBC/ELECTRON £6.95An intoxicating game for the SBCand ELECTRON.Do you enjoy being killed by aliens?

Has your keyboard melted awayunder the heavy artillery? Do youhave nightmares of swoopingbirdmen?If so this is the game for you ... it hasnone of these!

GATE CRASHER is a game of skill

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IVE'NEWPRELECTRO-ART -Electron£14.95SonofBEE8-ART!Create your own works of art with

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feature-rich art tool which includes a

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VELNOR'S LAIR - Oric 1/Atmos£6.95Battle the evil Wizard Velnor in the

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MINED OUTFor Bill the worm.

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ANT ATTACK- Commodore64'£8.95

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Fearless Fred, the Intrepid

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GAMES 84- Spectrum 48KFrom the advanced programmingproject division of the SOFTWARESTUDIOS - GAMES 84. an Olympiad

spectacular!

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ORIC PROGRAMS

rV commercials ivlicn

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II do Ihe trick

any

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What you have to do is 6

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second lime, you'll lose all your

1 50- 160 special POKE*600-2000 main loop

3000-3020 add score

;iMniii-:n.Mii

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lovely pearls and false teeth

Press Q lo move up, Z to

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fire. For some reason you only

see halrofamarshmallow when

; arc 27 UDGs. and if

some of Ihe graphics. The Oric

uses an. S x 6 grid for ils UDGs.The character siring controls

in line JO switch the keyboardclick off. The Other oneswitches the cursor off. TheCHR strings (I-

-

?) plot certain

colours in certain places. TheOne's screen is 38 x 26. If your

computer doesn't haveREPEAT... UNTIL loops,

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9 Out ofKsaid they

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Great games, great utilities all Tor only

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Really use your computer this summer.

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On sale In W.H . Smith. Keep your Clever

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ComputerspreferredSoftware

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it's playtime— with yourvideo toys

/ don 7 know if I like the implication: til this. htii. us Mr Sjiock

would say, they are certainly fas iiiiittiin. The well-knownsuit nine firm, /-./ivr, is iu-mv.mv. mil u computer fulfil 'jaine

based ml America's iiyst \elltnx fashion iliili. Iluibie. ( hildren

tpresumuhlyi v.-ill Ik able < dress Ilarbie. climate the colour andsiyleof her hair and creaie diffeien: cioihur,: minus, just us they

could if they had the "real" Barbie doll.

Along the mine lines, l-pyx is m the process of developing

uiiollier eompuier fillet' \;amc bused mi Muriel's Hoi Wheelsmy!,. Kills will he uhle In design their own eurs. selecting features

•ueh us hndy colour, ehussis style, lyres, wheels unil seuls. Amius if that's nut eiiounh. the siuni- in in ,'• ulsn piunmng to bring

nut yet u thud similar sunn: llused mi the Ir I. .In,' illurliif tin

buys), kills Kilt h.ufe liir iippiirliimif In outfit the vulen snldier

arid send ii into combui anainst mm -human enemies.

Epyx is plumiim: In market these three mimes under the

liunner nf Computer \ctifily fny Kith an initial fersion

available tin- the I miimiiilmc n-i. tollowed inter in the fear In-

versions in run on the IBM PC, IK'jr., Atari ami Applecomputers. The units Kill cost ahum SSt) each. In one sense, it

ifil! actuulle he cheaper tor parents tn hue the emn/iuler gamesthun the initial toys u/imi which lite .amies are based, inn it

considered i-oi,ii :.ileni to the "real" things.

enjoyment of /iluying witli three-dimensional objects. Andbesides, its really iiurd to take liiut i omputer with you when youwant to play with your toys outside. \nt only that, but the

whole concept of sharing your toy- Kith friends Kill lie lost,

eticottru'jiiri kid' m isolate themselrcs. unit muy keep them from

Perhaps I'm just a real canscryuiivc at heart, but the whole

idea of :idea toys just leaves me colli. HV77 see how these 'junies

do in the marketpltne. ami proiiuhly, in years to come, see

whether my fears are groundless. Ilmmm, I wonder...

EXXX£In search ol u different display} Mnup fleet ionics lyes, those

sunn- clever Japanese folk, i tins re, end f unveiled u new full-size

flat screen display which could Ultimately /mil itsclt replacing

cmivcniiomtl Cli Is used in miliums of cutrem computer work

stations. Hie um: is capable of dis/ilnym;; a full SO columns by

2! lines, can display graphics cliaraclers as veil us te.fl, and docs

so ul a total thickness o; less than I '/. inches.

Like a standard CRT screen, the display gives off its ownli.i'lu which overcomes tile disadvantage ol iiipiid , tystul Hat

panel displays, which rei/uirc an CMcriuil sotnec ol lighi in ortlct

to he seen. Although mi price luo. been set. Sharp indicates thai

samples are available imniediatcl}. lily displa, • ure cupalilc ol tl

bill) be Jilt) resolution, which is compatible, not iiv accident,

wiih the resolution of thy 1HM PC The units an: reported to

have good contrast and brightness.

Sharp is very cmhiisiastic about us new produ, i. iiidieutiii.c

that ihecompan, expects it, initial orders m comefrom a virtual

Who's Who of die computer industry. I know that thev havebeen working on this produ, i for some lime now, vears in tact,

so if thev arc read} to release it, I am certain that ii wilt do the

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MoneyboxDragon 32

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BBC/ELECTTeach young children io

at the same lime as nihem aware of compute]

on screen. Each correct ar

numbers.Your pupil's score wil

recorded, as will high sc

There is also an optionturning off the sound,begins to grate on your ne:

X-I>-SI,LI ,1 ..<

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Developchildren'snumerical skills

with thisprogram bySteve Lucas

How many

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there?

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tters Letters Letters Letters L(

ers Letters Letters Letters Leti

:ply [o "Castle qi

(HCW 64]. wouldplease inform Hid

I tllkiLT.

II BOUld

alls with n D chalked onn. What does [his stand

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reply to Philip Rock'*

directly below the si

lught acomputcr-compat-le cassette recorder froin'. H. Smith bin found this

he W. H. Smith ,

Model RQ-BIIW. This

IB Oric would be 10 n

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computer the key

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