Commodore Horizons (July 1984)
Commodore Horizons was a magazine covering the Commodore 64 and other Commodore 8-bit computers published in the U.K. The first issues was December/January 1984 and the final issues was March 1986. Starting with issue 27 (April 1986) it became Commodore and Amiga Horizons. The July 1984 issue includes:
- Letters - This month Beaver Software bites back, we've some programming tips and the chart debate is revived.
- News - The Evil Dead reach for your 64, games prices plummet and new hardware abounds.
- Games software - Peter Gerrard among the spaceships, monsters, aliens and - plumbers?
- Business software - Mike Grace reviews word processing packages for the 64.
- Which printer - Daisywheel or dot matrix? Ken Casemore compares the merits of budget printers of each type - Commodore's MPS801 and the Smith-Corona TP1.
- Profile - Taskset's Andy Walker explains his "64 only" policy to Chris Jenkins.
- Star game - Ever fancied yourself as a space pilot? Test your skill with this 64 listing.
- Super expander expounded - Colin Walls explains just what you can do with the Vic 20's Super Expander.
- Software file - Readers' programs let you shoot, draw, print, calculate and more!
- Clubnet - New clubs from Ireland and France and a list of your local groups.
- Market view - Commodore's current plans and policies.
- Answer back - Jack Cohen tackles your questions.
- Classified ads - Your free marketplace for CBM goodies.
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