The issue opens with reflections on computer hardware distribution, a review of new press from Ulyanovsk developers, and practical tips for working with software and memory configurations. The pages feature detailed reviews of games like Shadow Dancer and King's Bounty 2, alongside a discussion on the prospects of the Amiga platform in Russia with modem connection guides. The literary section offers surreal prose, science fiction thrillers, and ironic tales. The release concludes with editorial thoughts on crafting quality electronic publications and a classified section for hardware sales.
Issue contents:
- Beginning - Editor's comments are not subject to appeal!
- Beginning - Oh, damn, how bad my soul is!
- Beginning - two new newspapers from Jurassic SoftWare were published in Ulyanovsk - "Virtual World" and "Amiga Club".
- Beginning - How do you feel about the fact that “fairy tales” are presented in the form of independent articles?
- Beginning - you can’t create a good newspaper with “impact” graphics alone!
- Review - review of games: Peking, Shadow Dancer, King's Bounty 2, King Valley, Feudal War.
- Pero - Once upon a time there was a meat-eating beetle, he ate Pinen, snacked on Food, and did not suspect that there was a solid thing in the world called a computer.
- Fairy Tales 3 - Drive him away!
- Fairy Tales 4 - Smart boy.
- Amiga - Where will you get software for your computer?
- Iron - connecting the modem to the Amiga.
- UFO - “Ufology-2”, for fans of the “FANTASY”, “TRILLER”, “NORROR” genres.
- Experienced Tips - Basic information about the modem and fax.
- Advertising - Private advertisements are published free of charge.
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