Published: 05 Apr 2018 › Updated: 05 Apr 2018
Commodore Magazine (May 1989)
Commodore Magazine was Commodore's last iteration of an official publication. By this point it had gone through a couple of name changes and a merger of two publications. The May 1989 issue includes:
Features
- Coming Attractions - A look at what's coming through 1989 and into 1990 from companies such as MicroProse, Access, Data East and MicroIllusions.
- Taito: The Arcade Leader Brings It Home - The Japanese arcade giant Taito recently burst into the home computer software market. Read about what their first titles offer and what's coming next.
Reviews
- 64 and 128 Software Reviews
- Grand Prix Circuit
- Take Down
- Personal Newsletter
- Ocean Ranger
- Q-Bert/TNK III
- Amiga Software Reviews
- Technocop
- 4th & Inches
- Hole-in-One Miniature Golf
- Road Raider
- Virus Infection Protection
Departments
- Letters
- Tips & Tricks
- Hints for Fun and Utility
- Gold Mine
- Creative Courseware - Computer Literacy Training for Educators
- Pumping GEOS - Low-Tech GEOS Games
- Adventure Road - Quest for the Orb-ison
- Technology - Core Wars
- Inside Q-Link - On-Line Travel
- Programming
- StarTrip 128
- Capture
- 128 Mode - Exploring the VDC
- Amiga Update
- Amiga Public Domain
- Color Hardcopy Options
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