This issue focuses on a detailed examination of the Belarusian ZX Spectrum scene, critical analysis of games, and reviews of fresh software. Key topics include discussions on the FunTop'98 demoparty, piracy and copy-protection issues in the game Black Raven, and activity logs of Brest demoscene groups such as Power Ultra Hackers Alliance and Real Software. Readers are offered comprehensive reviews of software novelties, including games like Monsterland, Head Ball, Flight to Harhan, and the large-scale demoscene premiere Monster 4 Judgment Day by Inkognito. The practical section provides tutorials on working with the TASM assembler, instructions for configuring Beeper sound, and a detailed analysis of the source code for the Power Xhumator virus.
Issue contents:
- FUNTOP98 - Reflections on FunTop98
- Pirates - Pirates have taken away the last dibs Mednonogova.
- Entry - too-hot room.
- Brest news - Who does what and who lives as breathing.
- Survey - Overview of new products: Monstrland
- Survey - Overview of new products: Head Ball
- Survey - Overview of new products: Escape to Harhan
- Survey - Overview of new products: Last Hero of the Light Forces
- Survey - Overview of new products: Deja Vu # 6.
- Survey - Overview of new products: Spectrum Expert # 2
- Survey - Overview of new products: Operation of Red Refrigenerator
- Coffee - How to download TASM assembler and prepare it to work, and the transition from Tasma in Sts;
- Coffee - on / off Beepera in Tasme
- Coffee - How to call built-in editor.
- Kettle - How to make a real virus on the Spectrum.
- Premiere - Presentation MONSTER4.
- Gluck - On the glitch in Real Commander v1.6, Echo # 5, Text Format v1.5.
- PRORIL - Unrealistic events in the real world.
- Advertising - Advertising and announcements.
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