This issue highlights key events from both the local Siberian and global scenes, from the opening of a retro computing museum in Novosibirsk to detailed coverage of modern hardware like ZXM-Alcyon, Vega+, and ZX Next. Readers get a deep dive into the evolutionary architecture of Soviet clones, including Leningrad and Voenmeh 54M-1. Demoscene enthusiasts will find reviews of autumn 2017 releases, insightful commentary on community conflicts and rivalry, plus a handy directory of interviews with prominent scene members and a recruitment call for a new megademo.
Issue contents:
- Introduction - A certain office called "e2e4" represented by three employees, succumbing to nostalgia and a kick from the manager, gave birth to a kind of museum of retro computers.
- Bulletin - Domestic spectrum engineering and Foreign spectrum engineering: ZXM-Alcyon, Vega+, ZX Next.
- Demo review - From this issue of AAA magazine, my little friend will tell you the news of the demoscene.
- Tales of the Black Cat - Problems of evolutionary classification.
- Voice of God - It’s normal that we stopped communicating with each other and hate each other from the bottom of our hearts.
- Voice of God - a complete list of interview topics from zxpress.ru with Spectrumists for faster search.
- Voice of God - AAA requires coders, musicians and artists to create a mega demo.
Share your thoughts about this issue