The issue covers demoscene news, including preparations for CC'2000 and a report on the LFG Assembly party in Perm. It features a practical assembly programming guide for logic games, a historical overview of the Izhevsk print newspaper ZX Weekend, and an investigation into undocumented Z80 processor features. The articles also include a biographical sketch of Clive Sinclair, a retrospective of Western game developers, and reflections on the Spectrum community's future. The issue concludes with a collection of demoscene humor, articles on cyberpunk culture in cinema, and the evolution of electronic music.
Issue contents:
- Light Future News - news as a sign of the time: about prestoyaschem CC'2000, last ASCII, etc.
- LFG Assembly'2000 - Training before SS'2000 (a story of Perm party).
- tea and mere mortals - CyberJack shows on your fingers how to write a simple game.
- Last Weekend - the history of Izhevsk printed newspaper for the Spectrum: ZX Weekend.
- Influence team OUTD to carry flag - Ivan Roshchin discovers nedokumenirovanye vozomzhnosti processor Z80.
- Clive Sinclair - Pages from the life of the creator of the Spectrum: Clive Sinclair.
- Steelworkers Spectrum - the story of today's routine of Western firms, once producing games for the Spectrum.
- with the bat on the world - Reflections on "The Spectrum would die only if the latter goes spektrumist.
- Legend of nowhere - Orc'a monologue on the theme "At the scene of chaos ... Again: Who said that?"
- Mania & Fobia - The final diagnosis INSTantsiY.
- Da Real Life VS Computing - "... we were sitting at their computers, and life there peshochkom past us jumped Skokie.
- Insanity Jokez - Collected okolostsenovyh anecdotes.
- Cybernetic Punk Culture - Hollywood in virtual reality.
- Kraftwerk - Techno culture: "the story of how an electronic music became the music of our time. "
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