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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 The world of retro computing is built on more than just silicon and plastic; it’s built on community. The July issue of COMPUTE!’s Gazette shines a spotlight on the people and gatherings that form the backbone of this passionate hobby. From expert repair advice…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 One of the most beloved features of classic computer magazines was the program listing—pages of code that you could type into your own machine to unlock a new game or utility. In its grand return, COMPUTE!’s Gazette is proud to bring back this tradition…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Arto Heino Welcome to the Texas Instruments Roundup, your monthly source for the best of the TI world! This month, we’re diving into the creative side of the TI-99/4A with a powerful set of graphics routines from developer Arto J. Heino. Get ready to…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Jerry White Welcome back to The Atari Outpost, your dedicated corner in COMPUTE!’s Gazette for everything 8-bit Atari! This month, we’re tuning up the POKEY chip for a real treat. We’re thrilled to feature a special contribution from a name familiar to the Compute!…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Dan Sanderson The history of computing is filled with “what ifs,” but few are as tantalizing as the Commodore 65. Planned as a powerful successor to the C64, it was cancelled before release, with only a handful of prototypes ever seeing the light of…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Thomas Cherryhomes A Bridge to Tomorrow: The FujiNet Revolution is Here It’s not often that a single piece of hardware completely redefines what’s possible with our beloved classic computers. For years, the retro experience has been one of careful preservation—maintaining drives and disks. But…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Andrew Fisher The Commodore 64 homebrew scene is alive and kicking, and developer Luca Carminati of LC-Games is at the forefront, creating fantastic original games and faithful arcade conversions. In “Low-Carb Arcade Treats,” reviewer Andrew Fisher takes a look at some of LC-Games’ recent…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Andrew Fisher One of the most enduring legacies of the Commodore 64 is its revolutionary sound, powered by the legendary SID chip. The July issue of COMPUTE!’s Gazette pays tribute to this musical heritage with two incredible features: a comprehensive guide to the iconic…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Patrick Bass The soft glow of a CRT monitor, the hypnotic churn of a SID chip, the whir of a tape deck—these are the sights and sounds that defined a generation. In “The Pixel and the Pulse,” writer Patrick Bass takes us back to…
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COMPUTE!’s Gazette – Volume 1 – Issue 1 – July, 2025 Chad Essley For many, the 8-bit and 16-bit eras were about gaming. But for others, they were the birth of a creative passion that would shape a lifetime. In this month’s “Pixels & Passion,” CINE award-winning animation director Chad Essley shares a deeply personal…