Issue 33 of Pixel Addict digital history magazine includes:

• A behind-the-scenes exclusive of Gremlin Graphics, the iconic Sheffield-based games studio responsible for titles such as the Monty Mole series, Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge, Zool, Super Cars, and Actua Soccer. Featuring an interview with co-founder Ian Stewart and a detailed history from Gremlin author and archivist Mark Hardisty.
  
• We sit down with developer Mike Tucker from Bitmap Bureau to discuss the development of their highly acclaimed retro release, Terminator 2D: No Fate.
• Steve Cooper shares his vivid memories of the early internet, specifically reflecting on the 1997 NASA Mars landing and the unique experience of tracking it via a dial-up connection.
• Paul Monaghan catches up with The Fourth Curtain podcast host Aaron Marroquin to discuss his career in the gaming industry and share some of his personal favourite titles.
• A hands-on review of the new Commodore 64 Ultimate, exploring how this modern hardware updates the classic breadbin for today's C64 users.
• Roy Templeman takes a deep dive into the Tomy Pyuuta, highlighting the quirks and history of this unusual 1982 home computer from the Japanese toy giant.
• Expert tips and essential advice on Arcade Repairs, focusing on the maintenance and customisation of arcade cabinet internals.
• Useful storage solution tips and tricks to make vintage computer file transfers smoother and more reliable.
• We cover the latest homebrew scene, including the Barbarian port for Atari XL/XE and the atmospheric Apple II text adventure, Escape from Castle Dracenstein.
• Plus all our usual Regulars, featuring Sony PlayStation Coding, retro tech news, Covermount Classic, Alex Trowers of Bullfrog, our Deadlinez comic strip, vintage toy collectables, and the Homebrew Heroes games section.

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