The second issue of Adventurer magazine features a detailed review of the parody text adventure Robin of Sherlock and the logic game Minesweeper. The programming section provides a practical guide to emulating BASIC commands in Z80 assembly language alongside hardware modifications for the Pentagon 128 computer. System software coverage includes disk utilities, graphic tools, and popular data compressors. The issue also explores the hacking phenomenon within the Spectrum scene, offers a novelization of Last Battle, and reviews new games from Codemasters.
Issue contents:
- Guests - Interviews. Away Surdakar Group.
- Up Work - Up Work for "PENTAGON 128": correcting spontaneous obrabatyvaniya some keys, updating Sinclair-joystick.
- Interface - The answer to readers' questions on games: 48 irons, Octopus, Star Raiders 128, Rapid Response Squad, UFO.
- Interface - Hacker ... Who are they? Why do they need?
- Novella - "The Last Stand" (by playing "Last Battle").
- Review - On updates p / o in the city of Rybinsk: Sky Hight Stuntman, Italian Supercar, Paris to Dakar, Grell and Falla, Amazing Adventurer of Robin Hood, Murray Mouse Super Cop, Gauntlet - 3 , Last Battle. Top Ten games.
- Exchange of experience - assembler programming: command emulation Clear, Cls, Pause, Plot, Draw ...
- Announcement - Advertising and announcements.
- Presentation - On the game genre Adventure - Robin of Sherlock.
- Presentation - The presentation of the game - Minesweeper.
- System - On the System Software: Free Format v8.0, Next Copy v1.0, X-Copy v1.1, Srite Tools v2.0, Digital Studio v1.12, Font Maker v2.4, Universal Files Catalog v3.0. Compressors - what is it and why do I need? RAM-Packer, Screen Compressor v3.2, ASC Screen Crasher, ASC LZPack v4.5, ZXZIP Extrack Utility v1.01.
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