ISSUE 15 includes:

• Our cover story this month evaluates the rise and fall of pixel art, as we consider the evolution of bitmap graphics. We check out classic art software from the 8-bit computer era, as well as speaking with gaming industry pixel artists Shaun McClure (Double Dragon 3, Road Rash, Premier Manager, Actua Soccer) and Ocean Software's Simon Butler (who's worked on over 400 titles including The Addams Family and Navy Seals). Pixel Addict get the exclusive story on how these artists and others pushed the envelope with every new incarnation of computer hardware, giving the very best games the perfect visuals.
• The greatest Games Workshop video games of the 1990s.
• Classic games, with the history of the Lemmings series and Super Mario Bros.
• Interview with Neo Byte Force, developers of Neo Geo fighting games.
  
• Rare vintage computer hardware: The Commodore SX-64 luggable and Amstrad NC100.
• Printing with Dot Matrix printers - a roundup of classic printer models.
• Apple's HyperCard for the 90s Mac.
  
• The saga of SNK's Neo Geo Pocket Color.
  
• Mortal Kombat cinematic releases continued.
• Comic artist spotlight: The making of Jake Magnus with special guest, Nathan Webb.
  
• BBG Entertainment interview, discussing the future of family video gaming.
  
• Zzap Live 2023 show report and Timeless Gaming Convention from Arcade Club in Bury, UK.
• Pixel Power! A visit to The Pixel Bunker arcade in Milton Keynes, UK.
  
• Regulars such as News, Homebrew Heroes and readers' points of view.
  
• Plus lots lots more..!

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