PA Issue 28 includes:

• From Chiptunes To Cinematics! Our cover story charts the journey of video game music and the composers working in the computing industry. From the early days of chiptunes through to the burgeoning orchestral scores, author and BAFTA winner James Hannigan (Flight of the Amazon Queen, Space Hulk, Theme Park World, Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 and Dead Space 3 etc) looks back at how music has impacted gamers.
• Rare vintage computer hardware: Toshiba Pasopia 7.
• Ever wondered about the final flicker of the 8-bit revolution? We recount the fascinating story of the home micro's demise.
• Retro gaming reviews including X-Out: Resurfaced and Astra Protocol 2 (plus exclusive interview with AP2 developer Dan Mallinson of Slice Bar games).
  
• Game historian, film producer and YouTuber Adam Koralik chats about the Sega Pluto and Sega Neptune prototypes.
• Advice on those leaky capacitors in your 8-bit or 16-bit computer, it could it be time to recap...
  
• Review of a "paper-like" eInk tablet, the reMarkable Paper Pro.
• We test SymbOS 4.0, a multi-tasking OS for ZX Spectrum Next.
• Classic gaming retrospectives with Thief (PC) and Monsters (Acorn Electron).
• Pixel 'N' Popcorn asks: Can a beloved game truly howl its way onto the big screen? We sink our teeth into Werewolves Within to find out.
  
• The Untold History Of Game Developers Volume 5 by John Szczepaniak.
• Regulars such as Sony PlayStation Coding, News, Covermount Classic, Alex Trowers of Bullfrog (Populous / Syndicate), Deadlinez comic strip, vintage toy collectables (Transformers Victory Leo) and Homebrew Heroes games section.
• Plus lots lots more..!

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