ISSUE 14 includes:

• Our cover story this issue observes the relationship celebrities have had with computers and gaming. In the early years, video game consoles were dismissed as mere kids' toys - a minority of celebrities were brave enough to admit they enjoyed gaming, helping change the status quo. PA interviews legends including The Computer Show BBC presenter Chris Serle, Lush guitarist Miki Berenyi and Games World's Alex Verrey in order to get the behind-the-scenes stories straight from the green room!
  
• BeOS and Haiku OS alternative operating systems.
• Alex Lee interviewed about his time working on classic gaming magazines like Games-X, GB Action, Super Action, Amiga Action and Control.
  
• Rare vintage computer hardware: Casio PV-2000, Handspring Visor and Power Mac G4 Cube.
• NERG 2023 (North East Retro Gaming) featuring Twin Galaxies' Walter Day and Billy Mitchell.
  
• Iconic classic gaming including the original Resident Evil on PlayStation and Uplink: Hacker Elite.
• Mortal Kombat movies go into battle. Which will have the best cinematic finishing move?
  
• A look at Retro Games Ltd's first mini console, TheC64 Mini.
• Growing up with the Sinclair Spectrum.
• PC Zone magazine 30th anniversary celebration event.
  
• Ever wanted to own an arcade cab? We check out a selection of Arcade1up's home arcade machines.
  
• Marvel Comics' The Silver Surfer.
• Game randomisers, do they really breathe new life into old games?
• Regulars such as News, Homebrew Heroes, readers' points of view and ex-Ocean Software's Simon Butler.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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