ISSUE 12 includes:

• Preserving Digital Culture. Our cover story this month pays homage to the members of our vintage computing and retro gaming community who painstakingly archive physical media such as punch cards, floppy disks, magazines and manuals. We feature exclusive interview guests including Jason Scott (Internet Archive), Andy Spencer (Retro Computer Museum), Alex Crowley (Arcade Archive), Keir Fraser (FlashFloppy) and Dan Farrimond (Teletext artist) who provide extraordinary insights into the monumental efforts made to maintain classic hardware, software and video games for future generations.
• House Of The Dead movie and game franchises.
• Acorn BBC Micro in 2023 & Beyond! (Part 2).
• Rare computer hardware, including the Philips VG5000.
• Early Microsoft Windows vs IBM's OS/2 operating system histories.
• Amstrad's luggable DOS computer: The PPC512.
• Wakefield RISC OS event show report in celebration of Acorn's 40th birthday!
• A scanning guide with a difference, using CZUR's ET16 Plus to digitally preserve bulky binders and software packaging!
• Stunts/4D Driving game retrospective.
• Rush Rush Rally Reloaded (Special Edition) modern retro game release for Sega Dreamcast.
• The latest games for the ZX Spectrum.
• Ever considered what the most impressive Sega Master System games are? If so, check out our round-up this issue!
• Tonka's Super Naturals toy and action figure history.
• Shows and events news, including a report from OLL 2023.
• We speak to Adrian of the popular Adrian's Digital Basement YouTube channel about his passion for collecting old computers and vintage tech.
  
• 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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