The main highlight of the issue is AloneCoder's successful decompilation of Pro Tracker 3.x, resulting in modularized, optimized code reduced by two kilobytes. Scene news covers the release of Scream#2, KSA-7G's disappearance, a new track by John Silver, Nikphe's IBM PC build, and general 2002 demoscene events. The issue also highlights a $250 copyright dispute over the Tver-made Dune game and a drawn-out attempt to install SIMM memory onto a Pentagon, rounded out by an AC Edit hall of fame and April Fools' ASCII art.
Issue contents:
- News - Scream # 2 finally released, KSA-7G was gone, John Silver wrote a new song, Dissonator came from the army, Nikphe gathered the IBM PC.
- Censatsiya - AloneCoder decompiled Pro Tracker 3.x
- ASCII Smile - TODAY'S FIRST APRIL 8)
- Scoop - the story of how Tot/i8 and not connected to the SIMM pnetagonu AloneCoder'a.
- Dune news - the authors of Dune for Spectrum asking for $ 250 for the copyrights.
- Honor and Eternal - List of Honored Members AC Edit.
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