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‎About Colour Personal Computing

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‎About Colour Personal Computing

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Skunkfish: /* Past Issues */

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‎Past Issues

Skunkfish at 15:36, 30 May 2018

2018-05-30T15:36:22Z

Skunkfish: Fixed typo, added further information regarding issues 2 & 3.

2018-03-31T08:11:18Z

Fixed typo, added further information regarding issues 2 & 3.

Villain at 15:20, 30 March 2018

2018-03-30T15:20:13Z

Skunkfish: Added image to page

2018-03-30T09:45:11Z

Added image to page

Arnoldemu at 12:18, 11 March 2018

2018-03-11T12:18:25Z

Skunkfish: Page created

2016-08-16T14:07:45Z

Page created

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Colour Personal Computing is an upcoming fanzine dedicated to the Amstrad CPC, written by James Ford (Skunkfish).

The fanzine will A5 black & white format with a minimum of 32 pages, covering the latest news, game previews and reviews, interviews, hardware and much more.

A Kickstarter campaign was launched on the 31st July to raise funds towards the print run of the first issue.

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 As of the second issue, the fanzine is printed in full colour. Each issue is available to purchase at http://www.cpcfanzine.com where Issue 1 is also available to read on-line for free. Further issues will be made available in this fashion, at least 6 months after their publishing date.
-The third issue, was finally released due out in July 2020 and featured articles such as a history of Hi-Tec Software, a look at the USIfAC, a look at 8-Bit Memoirs as well as reviews of recent CPC games.
+The third issue, was finally released due out in July 2020 and featured articles such as a history of Hi-Tec Software, a look at the USIfAC and 8-Bit Memoirs as well as reviews of recent CPC games.
 Issue 4 was announced in November 2021 as a special Christmas issue to be released in December 2021.

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 The third issue, was finally released due out in July 2020 and featured articles such as a history of Hi-Tec Software, a look at the USIfAC, a look at 8-Bit Memoirs as well as reviews of recent CPC games.
-Issue 4 was announced in Novemember 2021 as a special Christmas issue to be released the following month.
+Issue 4 was announced in November 2021 as a special Christmas issue to be released in December 2021.
 [[Category:Fanzines]] [[Category:Papermag]]

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 As of the second issue, the fanzine is printed in full colour. Each issue is available to purchase at http://www.cpcfanzine.com where Issue 1 is also available to read on-line for free. Further issues will be made available in this fashion, at least 6 months after their publishing date.
-The third issue, due out in July 2018 will include features on Hi-Tec Software and SymbOS vs. FutureOS, as well as reviews of the latest CPC releases.
+The third issue, was finally released due out in July 2020 and featured articles such as a history of Hi-Tec Software, a look at the USIfAC, a look at 8-Bit Memoirs as well as reviews of recent CPC games.
 [[Category:Fanzines]] [[Category:Papermag]]

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 image:Colour_Personal_Computing,_Issue_1_2018-05-30_15-10.jpg|Issue 1
 image:Colour_Personal_Computing,_Issue_2_2018-03-30_09-45.png|Issue 2
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 [[File:Colour_Personal_Computing,_Issue_2_2018-03-30_09-45.png|thumbnail|Colour Personal Computing, Issue 2]]
 Colour Personal Computing is a fanzine dedicated to the Amstrad CPC, written by James Ford (Skunkfish).
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 Each issue is A5 sized and has a minimum of 32 pages, covering the latest news, game previews and reviews, interviews, hardware and much more.
-The first issue of the fanzine is available in black and white but also had a limited run in colour to those who backed the kickstarter campaign. A Kickstarter campaign was launched on the 31st July to raise funds towards the print run of the first issue.
+The first issue of the fanzine is available in black and white but also had a limited run in colour to those who backed the Kickstarter campaign. A Kickstarter campaign was launched on the 31st July 2016 to raise funds towards the print run of the first issue.
-The second issue is available in colour at http://www.cpcfanzine.com and the third issue is due to launch by the Summer of 2018.
+As of the second issue, the fanzine is printed in full colour. Each issue is available to purchase at http://www.cpcfanzine.com where Issue 1 is also available to read on-line for free. Further issues will be made available in this fashion, at least 6 months after their publishing date.
 [[Category:Fanzines]] [[Category:Papermag]]

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	Colour Personal Computing is a fanzine dedicated to the Amstrad CPC, written by James Ford (Skunkfish).		Colour Personal Computing is a fanzine dedicated to the Amstrad CPC, written by James Ford (Skunkfish).