ISSUE 13 includes:

• This month's cover story honours Commodore's most misunderstood computer, the Plus/4. We interview Bil Herd (ex-Commodore hardware engineer) in order to get to grips with what made the iconic computer that he designed so special.
• Top 5 Commodore Plus/4 games round-up.
• We know MYST was a great game, but why did it end up as the best-selling game of the 1990s?
  
• A look back at the Prince Of Persia movie adaptation and a video game players guide.
• Do you remember the Terminator computer, console and arcade games?
• We take to the slopes on SSX Tricky.
  
• Modern Nintendo 64 indie game releases.
• Zool is back! Pixel Addict editor Paul chats with the team at SUMO Digital Academy to find out why they chose the ninja from the Nth dimension for their latest game release.
  
• Upgrading the Acorn BBC micro with retro hacks and modern addons.
• Vintage computer collecting: the Thomson T07 and the BBC Master home micro.
• We size up Microsoft's Zune mp3 player against the classic Apple iPod.
• A retrospective on the fun of PC buying in the 90s!
• Games editor Alan recalls the time he was filmed for possibly inclusion in the PlayStation 2 title, SingStar.
  
• Review of the new Commodore 64-inspired music album, C64 Rocks by The Fastloaders.
  
• Tonka Gobots - Super Leader-1.
  
• Regulars such as News, Homebrew Heroes, readers' points of view and ex-Ocean Software's Simon Butler.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!
  

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