ANALOG Computing (March 1989)

ANALOG Computing was the most popular Atari 8-bit magazine in the U.S. This issue is from 1989, the last year it was published.

The March 1989 issue includes:

Features

• Cartridge Games for Your XEGS - The addition of the XEGS to the Atari line has caused a resurgence of cartridge-based games - old and new - and 130XE and XEGS owners both can take advantage of the fun.
• Pebbles - From ancient Egypt comes this deceptively simple desert game using nothing more than a few holes in the sand and a handful of stones.
• Master Memory Map, Part VIII - The most complete Atari 8-bit memory map ever published in a magazine continues.
• Un-Sprites - Now you can have software-controlled sprites as well as Atari's player/missile graphics.
• Atari Videodisc System - The secrets of controlling a laser videodisc from your Atari computer.
• DUPing BASIC - This handy patch to DOS 2.5 will automatically switch BASIC on and off as you enter and leave DOS.

Reviews

• Turboword
• Quintopus

Columns

• Database DELPHI
• The End User

Departments

• Editorial
• Reader Comment
• 8-Bit News
• M/L Editor

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