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	Issue 1      October - November 1987

Pages 132 Price £1.25 Contents Pages 4-5, 53 Game Reviews 41 Average 75 % All Reviews 41 Average 75 % Cover Story Reporting wherever technology is applied to entertainment Evaluated: Laser tag systems, the new breed of consoles, Anglia TV's Knightmare Win! - A full set of Infocom software, a modem and Micronet subscription, a Nintendo deluxe set, a portable arcade machine, a Sega Master System Features: Software sexism, free software, computers at the movies, fantasy role-playing And introducing the entertainment medium of the future: The Robosystem Software scene: A new approach to games software - we open up the 8-bit world of reviews and previews to include the Atari ST and Amiga Editor Graeme Kidd

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