ISSUE 20 includes:

• Pixel Addict looks back at the golden era of gaming. As the video games industry matured, so did the themes of the games it produced! Our cover story this issue reflects on iconic releases including Monty Mole, Skidz, SimCity and EcoQuest, as well as gritty and realistic interactive fiction adventures Corruption, Nuclear War, Floor 13 plus others. We consider how games increasingly adopted social and political undercurrents within their storylines and speak to ex-industry legends Shaun Southern and Andrew Morris (Magnetic Fields), Terry Lloyd (Gremlin Graphics), Roberta Williams (Sierra), David J Eastman (Virgin Interactive) and Jon Hare (Sensible Software) to hear their take on why and when games got serious!
• Classic computer hardware: Philips Videopac G7000, Victor 2HR and Amstrad PC1640.
• The story of Hudson Soft and the TurboGrafx-16.
• THE400 Mini - we test out Atari and Retro Games Ltd's new mini console.
  
• Classic gaming with Sega Rally 2, SimTower: The Vertical Empire and a Doctor Who video games retrospective.
• We round up the best multiplayer games to enjoy in the company of friends - not online, but actually sitting on the same sofa together! Who would have thought?!
  
• The Most Relaxing Video Games book reviewed.
• Everyone remembers the Double Dragon games franchise, but do you remember the movie? We try to remember it and then wish we could forget!
  
• Interview with new indie game Bullion's creator, Ben Pritchard of Leda Entertainment.
  
• Four PCs And A Funeral: How a personal loss led to a computing challenge!
• Regulars such as news, vintage toy collectables and Homebrew Heroes games section.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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