The issue opens with an editorial by L. C. D. discussing distribution alongside SUC-Session, learning assembly, updates on the Legacy project, and a faster rewritten text viewer. For ZX Spectrum 128 coders, it features the second part of a guide on playing AY music under IM 2 interrupts from an expanded RAM bank, along with the first installment of an alphabetical Z80 mnemonics and opcodes reference. The review section covers the classic game Moon Rover, the text-based strategy Super Star Trek, and the two-part slideshow Roy Benson Show distributed by Impact PD, featuring sci-fi, Duke Nukem, and The X-Files artwork. Rounding out the issue are brief looks at two Enlight'97 demoparty releases: the winning demo Binary Love, including notes on standard ZX Spectrum 128 compatibility, and Real Action (Reaction) by Jordan (Exodus).
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