ISSUE 17 includes:

• Our cover story this month uncovers the fascinating history of an artificial intelligence supercomputer from the early 1980s named The Connection Machine. The CM-1 was the first model in a series of computers which changed computer science forever. We speak to the team behind The Connection Machine to recount its design and evolution, as well as discuss its ongoing impact on mainstream computing.
• Classic DOS PC gaming from Sierra with the iconic Gabriel Knight: Sins Of The Fathers.
  
• Pixel Addict vote to decide the greatest classic games machine of all time!
• Star Wars toy collectables: Boba Fett Electronic Figure.
  
• Retrospective reviews of must-watch movies; Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within and The NET (starring Sandra Bullock).
• The rise and fall of IBM's RISC-powered desktop workstations.
• The COMX-35, a rare and desirable computer from a bygone era.
  
• Ginger Hippy and Matt Bowes dig up AST hardware treasure at a vintage computer graveyard!
• Homebrew Atari Jaguar and Lynx games by Songbird Studios. Reviews include Towers II Enhanced Stargazer Edition, Sky Raider Redux and 8bit-Slicks.
• We visit Adventure X 2023, the UK's number one narrative gaming event.
  
• Interview with Tamer Asfahani of Checkpoint, who demonstrates how primary school children's education can be enriched utilising video games.
• The Greaseweazle floppy disk backup and archival addon.
  
• More NES coding in our assembly programmers course.
  
• Regulars such as News, Homebrew Heroes and readers' points of view.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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