The issue opens with an editorial by L. C. D., introducing fresh disk releases alongside computer humor about Windows and airline analogies. A major highlight for longtime readers is Scenex, a comprehensive cumulative index covering every article, game, demo, utility, and extra published up through issue #30. On the gaming side, the magazine announces the full version of Boovie 2 on the accompanying disk—featuring mechanics like bombs and magnets—and takes a look at Frodo, a Sokoban-style puzzle written in BASIC. The demoscene section presents mini-reviews of recent productions and FunTop '98 entries, including the 4K intro Arcanoid / Arcanoid 128, Airspace 128, Circlelusions by Speccy Boyz, and Emulate 128, a Windows desktop parody.
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