Digital ISSUE 21 includes:

• It's 40 years since the pioneering space trading game Elite was first released. We celebrate Elite's legacy, with exclusive interviews from Ian Bell (co-creator of Elite), Jez San (Atari and SNES dev), Bob Wade (Zzap!64 magazine) and Elite fan/aficionado Roy Templeman!
• Where In The World..? Pixel Addict fondly remember PC World, the computer superstore.
• Rare vintage computing with the Robotron KC87 and Chubby embedded computer.
• Acorn and RISC OS Wakefield 2024 show report.
• The story of the Valiant Turtle roving plotter robot for the BBC Micro.
• Movie and video game crossover, we take a look at the 2023 movie Five Nights At Freddy's.
  
• An interview with Ed Lomas (celebrated for his work on Sega, CVG, Sega Saturn, Official Dreamcast, Official Xbox magazines).
• Alex Trowers (ex-Bullfrog) gives a behind-the-scenes on iconic PC game, Magic Carpet following its 30th anniversary!
  
• Our games section is positively rammed with classics, including the StarCraft series, Crash Bandicoot and TMNT Arcade: Wrath Of The Mutants.
• New game releases for old systems, with Cyborg Force and Atari Epyx Collection Handheld.
• Regulars such as news, NES Assembly Programming tutorial series, vintage toy collectables and Homebrew Heroes games section.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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