ISSUE 22 includes:

• Computers on the move! The history of luggable and portable computers is fascinating - join us for an evolutionary journey in computing. Our cover story this month takes a look at pioneering mobile computers including the Osborne 1, Kaypro II, Compaq Portable and even Commodore's SX-64. Learn how these machines came into existence, helping to influence the laptops, tablets and smartphones we use today. This is a commute through computing history which cannot be missed!
• The VTech Laser 200 Color Computer.
• We interview Sean Cleaver about his plan's for Evercade's gaming console evolution!
• Despite the sad loss of a legendary journalist in the games industry, we remember the joy Andy Dyer gave so many magazine fans, working on the publications Commodore Format, Total!, Mega, PlayStation Max and many others. Andy will always be remembered.
  
• Ever wanted to open up a retro games business, cafe or arcade? One of our readers has done just that - Harvard Spring shares the story of That Retro Place.
• An overview of the 1994 PC survival game, Robinson's Requiem.
• Games reviews including Asterix (Sega Master System), Rotor Rampage (Commodore PET), Time Crisis (PlayStation), Head Over Heels and TX-1696 (Spectrum Next).
• A retrospective of the 2006 movie adaptation of Silent Hill.
• Ex-Bullfrog Productions developer Alex Trowers talks about is early years starting out in video game development.
  
• Regulars such as news, NES Assembly Programming tutorial series, vintage toy collectables (He-Man and Barbarian!) and Homebrew Heroes games section.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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