Published December 1983, issue 3 gives us lots of interesting articles, including one of the 1st publications of a listing by close friend Geoff Dickson, who graciously donated me his SVI-738 Express recently so I could make one working machine out of two.
There is also a Z80 Dissassembler written in Basic, and sadly, a review by me of one of my games, ‘Rescue’, later called ‘Lunar Rescue’. So going through these magazines, this places me starting to write software in 1983.
Sounds about right, I remember getting the advanced brochures for the Spectravideo SVI-318 early in the year (my 1st year of college).
I started out with a 2nd hand TI-99/4 computer, which Geoff and I spent hours programming, so we both warmed to the idea of the SVI-318 machine with the same graphics processor, more memory and powerful BASIC.
In this issue, we have:
- Editorial
- The CLOAD? command
- Open files on a cassette
- Antipodean delight
- Shoot stars program
- Unerase review
- ON STRIG explanation
- Luney – A game program
- Z80 disassembler in BASIC
- CUBE – program
- Rescue – review
- JP-80A Printer
- Snoopy
