PA Digital Issue 31 includes:

• The Games of Jordan Mechner. We interview the visionary designer behind the monumental classics Karateka and Prince of Persia; Jordan shares behind-the-scenes stories and creative breakthroughs that defined his legendary career.
• Celebrating Atari ST 40th anniversary with musician John Sohn. Learn about John's defining moments in the pioneering computer's story.
• Exclusive review of the first part of documentary film series, Commodore 64: Classic Game Insights Vol. 1.
• Interview with veteran journalist Jamie Sefton, known for his work currently at Game Republic, as well as Arcade and PC Zone magazines.
• An introduction to FPGA technology and how it can help preserve ageing computer platforms.
• We test the new Time Crisis G'AIM'E Lightgun.
• Final Fantasy Villains book review.
• Gaming retrospectives, including Bioforge - an interactive movie for the mind!
• Star Control: Ur-Quan memories. Plus, interview with developers Fred Ford and Dan Gerstein.
• Our new series, Customising Control, offers mods and tips to help upgrade your arcade joysticks.
• Vintage computing and obscure hardware, including the COSMAC Elf.
• Tinman Games, the new champion fighting to keep the classic adventure gaming genre alive.
• WWF wrestling toy collectables, the story of rare Hulk Hogan action figures.
• Our resident expert Matthew Smith grabs the popcorn to review Pokémon: The First Movie.
• Learn Morse Code while having fun! We interview Alex Johansson, the developer behind the game MORSE.
• 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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