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USA 1986
TRS-80 Microcomputer News May 1984
This "Home Issue" just happened to put one of the highest-end computers sold through Radio Shack on its cover, if displaying and playing the two Infocom adventures sold through Radio Shack (with the company logo added to the "folio" covers). I don't know if the interpreter was easily separable from the game file to allow Tandy 2000 owners to eventually play other "Z3" games. However, there did happen to be a Tandy 2000 in the Infocom offices up until they were closed down...
Defiant-class planetary landing via
”the true captain atom would not break as you do.” God I love them
Books you very likely don’t have on your shelf #750 & 751
Covers by unknown & Alex Jay -- 1988 & 1989
Planetfall
"Brothers, prepare yourselves for battle!"
Bad news: you've gone to heaven, but it's a terrible English country village in space and your neighbors are not respecting your neurodiverg
A strange, squirmy book riddled with xenophobia and colonial guilt, which posits that it might all have been worth it if we manage to achieve human instrumentality. Still, pretty good!
New arrivals by Ismail Inceoglu