Compute! Issue 125 - January 1991

• A little help from your friends (column) by George Campbell
  
• Art gallery (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by (none)
  
• Balance of the Planet (evaluation) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Building worlds; games that give you the powers of a god, a president, a billionaire (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by (none)
  
• Compute's technical support is changing (column) by Joyce Sides
  
• Conversations (teacher Jan Davidson produces educational software) (column) by Keith Ferrell
  
• DeluxePaint Animation (Compute Choice) (evaluation) by Wayne N. Kawamoto
  
• Digital smoke and mirrors (Gazette - Commodore 64/128) (column) by Fred D'Ignazio
  
• Discovery (1991 Compute Choice Awards) (evaluation) by (none)
  
• Download (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by Sheldon Leemon
  
• Electronic worlds without end; the past, present, and future of electronic games (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by Keith Ferrell
  
• Entertainment (1991 Compute Choice Awards) (evaluation) by (none)
  
• Exploration games; interactive electronic voyages of discovery attract armchair adventurers (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by (none)
  
• Far stars and distant worlds; science-fiction games make the most of computer technology (The Brave New World of Electronic Games ) by (none)
  
• Gammonx (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by Steve Tibbett, Brad Schenck
  
• Hard drivin' your Amiga (Amiga Resource) (column) by John Foust
  
• Home Office (1991 Compute Choice Awards) (evaluation) by (none)
  
• Learn and play, play and learn; games that teach are more fun than ever (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by (none)
  
• LetterPerfect (Compute Choice) (evaluation) by Joey Latimer
  
• Make your image shine (communicating precisely what your services are) (Workplace) (column) by Daniel Janal
  
• Migraph Hand Scanner and Touch-up (evaluation) by Morton A. Kevelson
  
• Missing mouse blues (Amiga Resource) (column) by Jim Butterfield
  
• Mountains (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by L.C. Haselman
  
• Multiple sprites on the move (Beginner BASIC) (Gazette - Commodore 64 & 128) (column) by Larry Cotton
  
• Multitasking showdown (Windows vs DESQview) (evaluation) by Jack Nimersheim
  
• Need to move data? XCOPY to the rescue (Introdos) (column) by Tony Roberts
  
• Opening new windows (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by Peggy Herrington
  
• Realms of adventure (computer fantasy games) (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by Kellee Monahan
  
• Reviewer's choice (Gazette - Commodore 64/128) by Russ Ceccola
  
• Spheroids (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by Keven Dixon, Troy Tucker
  
• Star Tech Fashionable Accessories for video games by (none)
  
• Technical (1991 Compute Choice Awards) (evaluation) by (none)
  
• The 1991 Compute Choice Awards (best home computer products) by (none)
  
• The Art of Small Business Create your own company logo, letterhead, or business form by Robert Bixby
  
• The Game of Harmony (evaluation) by Richard Sheffield
  
• The gaming globe; different cultures play different games. Or do they? (The Brave New World of Electronic Games) by Bob Lindstrom
  
• Things are getting weird (at Commodore) (Amiga Resource) (column) by Arlan R. Levitan
  
• What's hot: Amiga or Sega? (Amiga Resource) (evaluation) by Rhett Anderson, Randy Thompson
  
• What's up for 1991 (Amiga Resource) by Shay Addams
  
• Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? (evaluation) by Russ Ceccola
  
• Wingz (evaluation) by David English
  

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