This issue covers the closure of the ON-LINE network, the release of the game Plutonia by Twin Peaks, and news from the modem scene. It features a critical analysis of 1990s demoscene development by Brest Sinclairists, alongside a discussion between Werewolves and Spectre regarding the platform's viability compared to Amiga and PC. Articles explore overcoming the ZX Spectrum's decline through creative content and community development. Technical contributions include an optimized Z80 assembly printing driver and hardware instructions for modem modification. The collection concludes with a humorous sci-fi short story and a weekly schedule of BBS networks in Minsk and Brest.
Issue contents:
- From the editor - How to contact the newspaper editorial office.
- News - The editor-in-chief is leaving for the Black Sea... ON-LINE has closed. Game PLUTONIUM from the group TWIN PEAKS.
- Demo - The opinion of the Brest Sinclairists regarding demo building.
- SPECCY FOREVER - Speccy is a way out of the crisis.
- SPECCY FOREVER - Discussion: Speccy - life or death.
- Talents - Essay on the topic “Mysterious inscription.”
- Programming - Fast and compact print driver 42 characters per line.
- Metallurgy - How to configure the modem to pick up the phone.
- BBS schedule - BBS work schedule for the week.
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