ISSUE 18 includes:

• Lara Croft made her debut in 1996’s Tomb Raider, broke barriers and became a cultural phenomenon. As her original three games are dusted down and re-released, David Crookes looks at how she came to be and how she made a big impact on wider society.
  
• Exclusive interview with Paul Andrews of Retro Games Ltd to coincide with the release of the new Atari THE400 Mini console.
• Curious Video Game Machines book review.
• The rise and fall of company Palm Inc, along with an overview of competing PDA products of the 90s.
• Steve Cottam of Antstream Arcade reveals his plans for the premier streaming service for classic games fans.
  
• Rare vintage computers including the Panosonic JR-200U.
• Matthew Smith looks back at the 2008 movie Max Payne and considers how it holds up today.
• Acorn computer collecting with Andrew Hutchings.
• Old 80s collectors toys, this month we feature Action Force and Baron Ironblood.
  
• Roving reporter Andrew Siddall visits RetroCollective, to interview Neil Thomas of RMC - The Cave and Alex Crowley of Arcade Archive.
  
• We take a spicy trip to Arrakis to learn why the original Dune computer game was so special.
  
• Our NES Assembly Programming series continues with controller input coding.
• Funspot: the world's largest arcade!
• The Greatest Classic Games Machine (Part 2).
  
• Regulars such as News, Simon Butler and Homebrew Heroes.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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