ISSUE 6 includes:

• Our cover story this month looks at the difficulty curve in gaming, with a retrospective look at classic first generation games including Elite, Pong, Adventure and E.T.
• Which Sim City game is the best?
• Rare collectors' computers including the Bandai RX-78, 3DO, Osaris PDA and Pandora.
• Our Homebrew Heroes section previews the latest retro game releases.
  
• Wigan Comic Con event.
• The History of Video Games exhibition in Bristol.
• Games editor Alan continues his quest to find the best classic game ever!
  
• Phil Murphy interview and NERG event show report.
• BBC micro BASIC programming.
• OpenXcom game profile.
• We watch the Doom movie featuring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in our regular Pixels 'N' Popcorn column.
• Can Andrew learn to love the SNES console?
• The Unofficial SNES Pixel Book from Bitmap Books is reviewed.
• New Atari Jaguar games.
• Playdate handheld console.
  
• Ex-Ocean software's Simon Butler.
• Computing/gaming news and Your Points Of View!
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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