Issue 35 of Pixel Addict tech history magazine includes:

• Exclusive cover interview with Dylan Cuthbert of Q-Games - the developer behind Star Fox, X, Vortex, Blasto and Star Fox Command looks back on almost 40 years in the industry, from Argonaut and Sony to founding his own studio.
• A companion feature with Neil Jackson on his time producing at Argonaut and Activision, with a story that crosses paths with Dylan's for a brief moment.
• We give the Atari Falcon some love with a brief history of the machine, a look at Falcon emulation, and a chat with Steve Suavek about his Re-Falcon030 clone PCB project.
• A look back at the History of PC benchmarking - how do you measure up to your mates?
• A full retrospective on the pioneering Digital Integration flight sim F-16 Combat Pilot.
• Deep-dive game retrospectives on BlackThorne and Herzog Zwei.
• New retro game reviews including Disney Afternoon Collection, Gobliiins Collection and 4PGP.
• Interview with Steven Charles about the 33 Games project.
• Chiptune musician LukHash talks about his craft and inspirations.
• Bullfrog legend Alex Trowers discusses his new game project.
• Our regular Templeman's Treasures feature spotlights the OU Hektor III.
• Programming tutorial for Sony PlayStation Assembly.
• A first-time encounter with the Sega Master System.
• Collectible retro-toy spotlight on Transformers G1 Hot Rod.
• Homebrew Heroes section rounds up and reviews all the latest retro indie game releases, including Yap and the Enchanted Bubbles, PLYUK, A Magical Tale: Revoke DX, The Echoes of Worlds, Black Tower Enigma and Especial Jobs.
• Our regulars including Pixels and Popcorn, letters/reader comments, Covermount Classic, and all the usual retro tech and hacking news.
• Plus lots more..!

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