Books for the NEC 8-bit range of computers

Books on the Texas Intruments TI99/4(A)

Books on programming in the higher programming languages Pascal and C

Books on the TRS-80 Portable computers

Books for the TRS80 and CoCo Computers

Books related to the MSX Standard of microcomputers

Books on the Texas Intruments TI99/4(A)

Collection of books on the CPC 464, 664, 6128 and the plus series

Collection of books for the Sinclair Spectrum

Books and publications for Sharp computers, from the MZ line to the X1/68000 line

A collection of books on Assembly Programming

Programming and other books for the 8-bit Atari line (400/800/XL/XE) of computers.

Collection of books for the Commodore computer platform

Collection of books for the Commodore computer platform

A collection of books on Programming in BASIC

Books & publications for the Commodore Amiga line.

Books about the Hitachi Basic Master computers

Books for the Atari ST computers

Books about the Apple Macintosh, the first mass-market personal computer with a graphical user interface.

Collection of books on the 6502 and compatible CPUs

Collection of books for the Timex/Sinclair ZX80/81 and the TS-1000

Collection of books on the Z80 8-bit CPU used in various home-computers

Maze of Galious

Pitfall

Knightmare is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up, created for MSX by Konami in 1986

Manic Miner is a platform game originally written for the ZX Spectrum by Matthew Smith and released by Bug-Byte. It is the first game in the Miner Willy series and among the pioneers of the platform game genre.

The game USAS was released by Konami for the MSX2 range of computers. Konami pushed the PSG music to the max, and graphically this platformer is one of the best for MSX.

Roadfighter

H.E.R.O. (abbreviation for Helicopter Emergency Rescue Operation) is a video game written by John Van Ryzin and was published for the Atari 2600 by Activision in March 1984.

MSX Computer Club Magazine - MSX Blad van MSX Club Belgie/Nederland

MSX Micro Magazine, Brazilian MSX magazine

MSX Mozaïk was a user group magazine started by Dirk Scheper. The magazine first appeared as a single page in the MSX-Info magazine of January 1985.

Una delle riviste storiche di informatica in Italia

Slovenian Computer Magazine

The 6502/6809 Journal

Brazilian magazine for microcomputers.

Limited issue Brazilian Magazine for the MSX computer covering the later MSX scene and the home-brew market.

MSX World, spanish MSX Magazine

MSX Computer Magazine - Maandblad voor MSX-Gebruikers

MSX Magazine

MSX Magazine, Japanese MSX Magazine

MSX Magazine from Brazil, later included Amiga as well

Argentine MSX Magazine

Basic listings for various Japanese computer systems, including Sharp, MSX, Pasiopia, and more.

MSX Extra Magazine, a spanish language magazine about MSX computers

Log In, a magazine covering Japanese MSX, Sharp and NEC computer systems.

Macworld is a web site dedicated to products and software of Apple Inc.

MSX Fan, Japanese MSX Magazine

Magazine voor MSX gebruiker en programmeur

Het Nederlandstalige computerblad voor MSX-Bezitters

Michigan Atari Magazine

This magazine was the first national periodical devoted to the growing microcomputer scene in New Zealand.

Oh! MZ was dedicated to the Sharp MZ-nnn line of computers. It was one of the many 'Oh!' Japanese computer magazines

Magazine by the Toronto Pet Users Group.

The TRS80 Microcomputer News was Radio Shacks own official publication supporting the TRS80.

VI & VIC, magazine for the VIC computers

Windows/DOS Developer's Journal

Your Computer was a British computer magazine published monthly from 1981 to 1988

Your Commodore was a magazine for the Commodore range of computers, including the Commodore 64, Amiga, and Commodore PC range.

Your Sinclair Monthly Sinclair Magazine

Your Spectrum, Bite High, No Limit

Britain's Biggest Magazine for the Sinclair User

Monthly Spectrum Software Review

Spanish Language ZX Spectrum Magazine

British Monthly Commodore 64 dedicated magazine.

Amiga Computing was a long-lived and respected magazine published initially by Europress, later IDG, covering most aspects of the Amiga.

Slovenian Computer Magazine covering many different computer systems.

Sinclair computer magazine with a heavy emphasis on computer listings to type in.

Japanese magazine dedicated to Windows, and the PC range of computers. Published twice a month.

Oh! X was dedicated to the Sharp X1 computer. It was one of the many 'Oh!' Japanese computer magazines

Japanese Video Game Magazine Dedicated to the PC Engine platform.

The PC Tech Journal was a sister publication of PC Magazine that focused on the technical aspects of the Personal Computer.

PC World Italia is the Italian version of the American computer magazine PC World.

Peeker, a German language magazine for Apple Computer users.

Greek Video Game and Computer Magazine.

PopCom (Let's Enjoy Computer LIfe)

Practical Computing was a UK computer magazine published monthly.

Monthly magazine by the Tandy Corporation

Mensile per gli utentidei computer Sinclair

Sinclair User Monthly Magazine from Great Brittain

Japanese computer magazine that mostly focused on Japanese Computer Systems

Magazine devoted to the 68xx user

Amstrad User - Spanish language Amstrad magazine.

Amstrad Magazine - Portugese magazine covering Amstrad CPC and PCW

This magazine started out as Amstrad specific but later also covered Amiga, Atari and PC

Amstrad Computer User was the official magazine for the Amstrad CPC series of 8-bit home computers.

Amstrad Magazine, French magazine dedicated to Amstrad/Schneider computers

Amtix! magazine was a "monthly software review for the Amstrad computers" published by Newsfield Publications Ltd in the mid eighties.

A.N.A.L.O.G. Atari Newsletter And Lots Of Games

Antic Software and merchandise Catalog, later rebranded to just The Catalog

Antic was a magazine devoted to the Atari 8-bit family of home computers and the 16-bit Atari ST.

US Magazine devoted to the Commodore Amiga Computer. It started as a user group magazine growing out to a professional magazine lasting almost to the turn of the century.

Dutch Magazine dedicated to the Atari ST line of computers with hard- and software reviews, programming and other topics.

British Atari ST Magazine with reviews, programming, games and more.

Monthly magazine, published in the United Kingdom written on and written for Amstrad owners.

Amiga World was a magazine dedicated to the Commodore Amiga Computer.

Amstrad 8000 Plus, magazine for the Amstrad PCW user

80 Microcomputing, or 80 Micro, was the most famous of the TRS-80 magazines, and best remembered.

Advanced Computer Entertainment Magazine

Acorn Programs Magazine is a British publication covering news, listings, and programming advice for the BBC and Acorn computers.

A magazine covering the early BBC computers to later the Acorn ARM machines.

Commodure 64 and Amiga Magazine

Aktueller Software Markt (ASM) focused on Game Reviews for various systems

Amiga Action was a monthly magazine about Amiga Video Games

Italian Commodore Amiga Magazine.

The Amiga Joker was Germany's first and largest trade magazine for amigas and enthusiastic gamers from 1989 to 1996.

German Language Monthly Amiga Magazine with News, Reviews, Tests and Programming Listings.

The Amiga Shopper Monthly magazine.

The longest-running Amiga magazine in Australia, published from 1983 to 1996.

Byte magazine was a microcomputer magazine, influential in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s.

Arabic version of Byte Magazine

The "Commodore újság", or "Commodore Newspaper" is a Hungarian produced commodore magazine.

Oldest British Commodore Magazine dedicated to Commodore computers.

CPC Magazine, French magazine dedicated to Amstrad/Schneider CPC computers.

c't: Magazin Fur Computer Technik. German magazine for computers.

The Complete Guide to the Amiga.

MSX, MSX-2 & SV 328 Computer Magazine, created by the Dutch Computer User Club.

Computer and Video Games, multi-format British Magazine

Dragon User Magazine, computer magazine from England dedicated to the Dragon Computer.

Das Grosse Heimcomputer-Magazin

HCC Nieuwsbrief, a magazine published by the Dutch Hobby Computer Club (HCC)

The Home Computer Course - Mastering your Micro

The Home Computer Course - Advanced - Mastering your Micro

HomeComputer, German Computer Magazine

InCider Magazine for Apple Computers, later fused with A+

Monthly Programming and Technical Magazine

RUN focused on 1980's Commodore 8bit hardware like the Commodore 64, VIC-20, Plus/4, C16,116, 264, and 128.

Japanese Magazine about home computers in Japan such as the Hitachi Basic Master, Sharp MZ, and NEC home computers.

German Commodore 64/128 Magazine and themed Specials (Sonderheft)

Una rivista italiana di informatica dedicata a tutti i computer Commodore. An Italian computer information magazine dedicated to the Commodore Computer.

Compute!'s Gazette was a computer magazine of the 1980s, directed at users of Commodore's 8-bit home computers.

Magazine for the Commodore 64/128/Amiga

The Commodore Microcomputer Magazine is a Commodore based computer magazine published in the United States.

Commodore Revue is a French Magazine dedicated to Commodore and later to the Commodore Amiga in particular. The name later changed to Amiga Revue.

German-language magazine from the mid-late 1980s.

The Journal for progressive computing, covering Apple, Atari, Commodore and more.

German-language computer magazine aimed at the smei-professional user.

BiMonthly magazine for Commodore 64/128 users in the USA from the mid to late '90s.

Technical and software manuals for the Amiga

Software Catalogs for the Atari computers

Acorn Technical and Service Manuals

A collection of technical and service manuals for the Atari 5200 game system.

Technical Manuals for the Sharp line of computers

Technical manuals for the Amstrad/Schneider CPC 464, 4128, 664, 6128 and the Plus computers.

A collection of Game Manuals for the Atari 5200 game system.

Software Manuals for Sharp computers

Software for the Sharp MZ/X1/68000 computers