The issue opens with a discussion on the correct pronunciation of the magazine's name and demoscene news, including the closure of ON-Line, Spectrofon releases, and the merger of four groups into the Extreme organization. It features interviews with composer Andrei Litvinov and the creator of the Masm 2.0 assembler, alongside a preview of the Inlayt'97 demoparty. The content includes a critical look at software release quality, tutorials on creating border scrollers and multicolor effects, and an overview of the ZX Spectrum community in Taganrog. The issue concludes with a guide on transliterating Russian names, a collection of game cheat codes, and reviews of applications.
Issue contents:
- From the Author - the correct pronunciation of the name of the newspaper.
- News - stopped going ON-Line. The contents of the log Spectrofon N22, 23.
- News - miniintervyu Lav aka Dr, Sampler.
- News - a new assembler Masm 2.0.
- Thoughts aloud - Doom of Inlayte'97: news from the Flash and Softland.
- new software - On how to make inappropriately releases of games. List of leaders in one way or another Spectrum of activity. The work of the Novgorod Digital Reality.
- System - Marquee on Border'e and foundations Multicolor'a for novice programmers.
- Mail - on the Spectrum and Spektrumistah in Taganrog.
- Mail - The four groups - Magic Soft, MegaCode, Beermans H.G. and Speed Co. - Merged into the new larger organization - Extreme.
- Likbez - As translated Russian names into English.
- Cache - Something from POKES for games (small group pokov).
- Application - On the games included in the application: Road Runner, G-Man, Master of the Uuniverse, Infection, R.B.I. - 2.
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