PA Digital Issue 32 includes:

• Join us as we relive the screeching symphony of the dial-up era, revisiting the dawn of the public internet and the pioneering ISPs that brought it into our homes. From hourly charges and busy signals to flat-rate access and broadband’s inevitable rise, we chart how dial-up shaped a generation online before finally being put out to pasture. Plus exclusive interviews from a former ISP sysadmin and key AOL staff, including Jan Brandt (AOL Chief Marketing/Vice Chair), Danny O'Dwyer (AOL Sales).
• An interview with industry legend and games developer Patricia Curtis, the talent behind The Happiest Days of Your Life, Super Methane Bros., Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles, Blood Bowl, and more recently TX-696.
• To mark the 40th anniversaries of the Atari ST and Amiga, we sit down with Simon Williams and Ben Taylor (launch editors of ST/Amiga Format magazine) to revisit the thrill and promise of 16-bit home computing.
• Latest retro games reviews, Simon The Sorcerer: Origins and Project X: Light Years.
• Classic game retrospectives including Galaxian arcade and System Shock.
  
• An in-depth interview with engineer David Oghia, the man behind the brand new Vectrex Mini console, exploring its design, development and the return of vector gaming.
• Rare vintage computing, the Philips P2000T.
• WWF Wrestling Special. The evolution of wrestling video games, plus 80s Macho Man Randy Savage toy collectables!
  
• A journey back to the very origins of computing, exploring the groundbreaking work of pioneers Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage, whose ideas laid the foundations for the programmable machines that followed.
• Customising Control: How to repair and upgrade parts for arcade cabinets.
  
• In Pixels 'N' Popcorn this month, Matthew Smith revisits the movies to watch Dead Trigger - but how does it hold up as a game adaptation now nearly a decade has passed since release..?
  
• Plus all our Regulars, featuring Sony PlayStation Coding, retro tech news, Covermount Classic, Alex Trowers of Bullfrog, Deadlinez comic strip, vintage toy collectables, and the Homebrew Heroes games section.

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