The issue covers demoscene news and network updates, alongside Z80 assembly programming guides detailing single-frame screen output and chunk table effects. The publication features a humorous account of building an IBM-compatible PC, a firsthand story about a sysop party, and insights into the creation of the magazine's new shell. The literature section includes the continuation of Sergei Lukyanenko's sci-fi novel Labyrinth of Reflections and a tale about a magical dog named Balabaka.
Issue contents:
- From the authors - Introduction.
- News - Firestarter. Spriter by StALL. Last Demo of АwaКen. And darkness came. Magic Eye. МineSweeper Pro. Network news.
- Coder`z guide - This section is so named because it will talk about things that will be useful to people who code.
- Ideas - Effects on chunk tables. Mega-fast 8x8 symbol printing.
- PC-Rulezz - A story about how I assembled an IBM.
- Independence Day - The narration comes from the first person... The author is not responsible for the accuracy of the materials about the global drinking bout because... he himself took part in it!!!
- New in a new shell - How this number appeared. Party of Spectrumists. What is the number made of? Greets. Aithors info.
- Literature - Sergei Lukyanenko. Labyrinth of reflections. Continued, began in PLUTONIUM #10 - #10.5, #13.
- Literature - Balabaka the Dog.
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