[net.micro.atari] July 1984 ANALOG TOC

benw@desoto.UUCP (B Weber) (06/12/84)

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                July 1984 ANALOG Table of Contents
                         (Games Issue)

Page    Article

10      THE WINNERS
		The staff of ANALOG pick their 7 favorite Atari games.
		(The winner might surprise you!)
29      BUZZ-ZAP
		BASIC game for 16K Cassette or Disk.  You're a bug
		being chased around by strawberries.
35      BACTERION!
                ML Arcade game (generated from BASIC program; Assembler
                listing also given).  Bacterial invaders try to remove
		the brain cells of world leaders (are we making an
		assumption here?).  You must stop them.  Very
		reminiscent of the arcade game "Ripoff".
51      WHAT IS IT?
		BASIC children's game for 16K Cassette, 24K disk.  For
		children 5-10 yrs old.  Type in the name of the
		object pictured, with or without clues.
57      ALTERDOS
		Short BASIC program that modifies DOS to run a file
		with any name you specify as if it was an AUTORUN.SYS
		file.
59      AUTO LINE NUMBERING +
		BASIC/ML program (16K) that lets you automatically
		number your BASIC program lines as you type them
		in.  Also keeps other useful info, such as number
		of variable names left and memory left, on the
		screen as you type.
72	CON TEXT
		BASIC utility (16K) that converts files created
		by "Letter Perfect" and converts them to normal
		DOS files (so they can be used with other Atari
		word processors, such as Text Wizard).
82	STARS 3-D IN ACTION!
		A rewrite of the "Stars 3-D" Demo (Analog 16), written
		in ACTION!.  If you haven't seen this demo, it is
		definitely worth typing in in either the BASIC or ACTION
		form.
86	BOUNCE IN ACTION!
		A rewrite of the "Bounce" demo (Analog 15), written
		in ACTION!
93	SCREDIT
		BASIC/Assembler program, Stands for "Scrolling Screen Editor".  
		Needs 32K disk system.  Edit a screen simply by typing in the
		characters and saving to disk...and allows you to scroll.

HARDWARE REVIEWS:  None

SOFTWARE REVIEWS:  Boulder Dash (First Star Software) -- "Exceptional"
		   Universe (Omnitrend) -- "Richness of detail is unmatched"
		   Seven Cities of Gold (Electronic Arts)-- "Engrossing"
		   Movie Maker (Reston) -- "A winner"
		   
PLUS: Reader Comments, "Griffin's Lair", "Basic Training", "Our Game"
      and "Boot Camp" Columns.



						Ben Weber pyuxmm!benw
						AT&T Technologies
						Piscataway, NJ