PA Digital Issue 16 includes:

• Our mega festive feature brings stories of computer Christmases past! From memories of toys and games in the Argos catalogue to seasonal screensavers, we celebrate classic tinsel-adorned computer magazines and the most memorable 80s and 90s video games associated with the season of goodwill. With special interview and contributing guests including François Classens and Bertrand Dupuy (Rick Dangerous), Wil Overton (Super Play/N64 Magazine), Adam Peters (Amstrad Action magazine) and even Argos catalogue designer Eve Welch! This is a stocking filler not to be missed!
  
• Win a copy of Lewis Packwood's book, Curious Video Game Machines: A Compendium Of Rare And Unusual Consoles, Computers And Coin-Ops.
  
• Vintage electronic tabletop and handheld gaming devices.
• Iconic games including the Half-Life series and Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee.
  
• This year's blockbuster film success, The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
• Rare computing hardware with the Matra Alice 90.
• We chat to Atari Jaguar games developers Songbird Productions to find out more about their latest Jag releases.
  
• Desirable Christmas toys of the 80s, including Thundercats.
• NES assembly programming secrets and tips.
• Fidelity Chessmaster 2100.
  
• Memories of the classic PC scene in Romania during the early 2000s.
• A PlayStation 3 revival story, including the excellent Gran Turismo game.
• Family history and genealogy software. How technology aids remembering the past.
• PLAY Expo Blackpool 2023 show report.
• Donkey Kong Country on the Super Nintendo - is it as good as everyone really thinks? Simon Butler shares his thoughts.
  
• Regulars such as News, Homebrew Heroes and readers' points of view.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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