The fourth issue is packed with sharp demoscene criticism, personal letters, and discussions surrounding the ZX Spectrum platform. Articles feature reflections on the disbandment of scene groups, heated debates over previously published stories, and rankings of the local Ulyanovsk scene. A major focal point is the confrontation between the Spectrum and the IBM PC, featuring analyses of Windows 95 flaws alongside humorous user tales. The literary section offers absurdist micro-novellas, a satirical play, a sci-fi story, and folk tales, complemented by a hardware review of Hayes modems using the V.42bis protocol.
Issue contents:
- The Beginning - They created STUMР.
- Start - Hurray! MOTOVATOR is with you.
- The Beginning - Sheyh-Aleks from Bandit Group.
- Beginning - letter from Dr.John.
- Advice from an experienced person - A short course in BASIC for Tech-Building beginners!!!
- PC problems - MaxWell is building a 386! Yes, yes, this is the same Maxwell (PC's opponent).
- PC Problems - My view of the IBM PC.
- PC Problems - I, MOTOVATOR, as a normal person, appeal to all the Spectrumists of our town. ZX vs PC
- Pero - Spectrum through the eyes of ordinary people: the history of MotoWator.
- Pen - Andrzej Ikonnikov-Galitsky.
- LARVES DREAMS - Larval Dreams" cycle of micronovels.
- UFO - my baby has run out of gas!!!
- Fairy tales! - “Why are you, Ivan, grabbing at your pants, still scratching something?”
- Hardware - Buyers give high marks to Hayes modems for their fast compression capabilities.
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