As ever, thanks so much for your support. It's such a privilege to work on this mag and give Spectrum software developers a place in print to showcase their work. You can subscribe over at Patreon (bit.ly/3LFrH1r) and purchase separate issues at Fusion Retro Books (bit.ly/43OhdD8). Thanks all. 👍

If you can make it, we'd love to see you on the 15th / 16th of November at the Holiday Inn in Kenilworth for our annual get together. The whole CRASH team will be there this year, so do come and say hello. The Saturday is sold out but tickets remain for the Sunday (bit.ly/47SnkZA).

I think it's a lock for the January issue mate. Thanks so much to creators like yourself. Where would CRASH be in 2025 without the ingenuity and efforts of the Spectrum's fantastic independent scene. 👍

Well on the plus side, the Christmas hols are getting closer too, haha.

Fantastic. I'll give it a shout out in the news section this month and hopefully we'll squeeze in a review at some point. Really enjoyed the first one mate. Looking forward to it. :)

Yup, this one is looking special. It won't be for review this month but I'd say it'll be a very good candidate for our New Year issue. Yes, it's that time of year already!!!

Yeah, we can definitely do more in the T-Shirt space, that design would be great.

Yes, it seems we all crashed into each other you could say, haha. But thanks a lot Nick, really appreciate the shout out and I hope the mention drives a bit of extra traffic your way.

An ambitious game this. I tended to enjoy games which were essentially a mix of mini-games. They kept you playing because you were always keen to see what the next level held!

We've also got reviews of Bubble Cop and Telethugs amongst others, Martyn Carroll explores the Prince which escaped us and Paul Davies is reconciling himself to forty years of failure! It's a Spellbound thing! If you're subbed, as ever thanks for all your support and if not:

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Yeah, you're not wrong. It's a machine for enthusiasts, by enthusiasts, which always feels that bit more special.

Isn't it though! Goran is so passionate about the device and he's always thinking about how to improve it. It's been lovely finding out a bit more about the story behind it.

Thanks so much Davey and congrats on the launch of your own mag, with Break Space. It's clear a lot of time and love has gone into it. I'll be sure to give you all a shout out in the news pages this month. Good luck with it. :)

A surprisingly solid conversion, they even got the limbs exploding in all directions, haha.