Micro News n°44

Micro News is a French computer magazine published in the 1980s and 1990s. Known for its direct tone, staggered illustrations and accessible approach, it covers micro-informatics news: games tests, new hardware, tricks, programming and technical files.
Oriented Amiga, Atari ST, PC and Japanese consoles, there remains a reference to understand the evolution of the French microphone before the Internet.

29.00€

Characteristics:

Year of release:
1991
Publisher:
Micro News
Number of pages:
130
Condition:
Occasion
State:
Like new
Version:
French

About

Editorial

NEWS FROM THE FRONT

The year of grace ( ? ) 1991 begins in the band... On the one hand, because of the events you know, on the other hand – especially as far as we are concerned – because of our recent house commitment...

Indeed, since 1 January, Micro News has joined one of France's most powerful specialised press groups: Georges Ventillard Publications (Micro Systems, Sono, The Speaker, etc.).

It is not without a pinch of heart that we leave the team to which we owe the outputs of your favorite magazine (and God knows that it was spiritual), under the guidance of Jean-Michel. But let's dry our tears: the social side lights go green!

Point marrying us brilliant fathers! If we believe our good sources, the program of our next issue on paper vitrified by the good care of the Hussen & Co. printers, you will have every chance to witness this year a real renaissance of Micro News. Of course, this will not be instant – the more time passes, the more beautiful the water – but this shower at the fountain of youth will bear its fruit at the end of the trip, I guarantee you.

For the time being, this issue is full of stories of all kinds, more beautiful games than each other and a dossier that will delight the show adventurers. Yes, we would like to hold a shock reporter for an incredible chance to get hold of a museum piece, mysteriously disappeared over thirty years ago: the continuation of the Journal by Jérôme Lange. Remember, the famous detective of Maupiti Island…

A poignant testimony about a dark murder story, written by the hero himself. Good reading!

Georges Brize

Coverage: Obitus (Psygnosis)