Games Computing - Revision history

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 File:GC_Feb84.jpg|GC Feb 1984
 File:GC_Mar84.jpg|GC Mar 1984
-File:GC_Jun84.jpg|[[GC Jun 1984]]
+File:GC_Jun84.jpg|GC Jun 1984
 File:GC_Oct84.jpg|[[GC Oct 1984]]
 File:GC_Nov84.jpg|[[GC Nov 1984]]

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 == Scans ==
 <gallery>
-File:GC_Jan84.jpg|[[GC Jan 1984]]
+File:GC_Jan84.jpg|GC Jan 1984
-File:GC_Feb84.jpg|[[GC Feb 1984]]
+File:GC_Feb84.jpg|GC Feb 1984
-File:GC_Mar84.jpg|[[GC Mar 1984]]
+File:GC_Mar84.jpg|GC Mar 1984
 File:GC_Oct84.jpg|[[GC Oct 1984]]
 File:GC_Nov84.jpg|[[GC Nov 1984]]

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	It covered almost every machine at the time and was full of game reviews and computing news. Program listings were regular features. Amstrad CPC content appeared from mid- 1984 right through to the end of the magazine. [[Computer Gamer]] magazine replaced this magazine in April 1985 and continued with Amstrad game reviews and type-ins until it finished in June 1987.		It covered almost every machine at the time and was full of game reviews and computing news. Program listings were regular features. Amstrad CPC content appeared from mid- 1984 right through to the end of the magazine. [[Computer Gamer]] magazine replaced this magazine in April 1985 and continued with Amstrad game reviews and type-ins until it finished in June 1987.
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		+	Amstrad relevant content will appear below - not the entire magazines.

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 It ran from January 1984 to March 1985 (15 Issues). They were published by Argus Specialist Publications and the price was 80p.
-It covered almost every machine at the time and was full of game reviews and computing news. Program listings were regular features. Amstrad CPC content appeared from mid- 1984 right through to the end of the magazine. Computer Gamer replaced this magazine.
+It covered almost every machine at the time and was full of game reviews and computing news. Program listings were regular features. Amstrad CPC content appeared from mid- 1984 right through to the end of the magazine. [[Computer Gamer]] magazine replaced this magazine in April 1985 and continued with Amstrad game reviews and type-ins until it finished in June 1987.
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 == Scans ==
 <gallery>
-File:GC_Jan84.jpg|[[GC Jan 1984]] Premier Issue
+File:GC_Jan84.jpg|[[GC Jan 1984]]
 File:GC_Feb84.jpg|[[GC Feb 1984]]
 File:GC_Mar84.jpg|[[GC Mar 1984]]
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 File:GC_Jan85.jpg|[[GC Jan 1985]]
 File:GC_Feb85.jpg|[[GC Feb 1985]]
-File:GC_Mar85.jpg|[[GC Mar 1985]] Last Issue
+File:GC_Mar85.jpg|[[GC Mar 1985]]
 </gallery>

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 '''Games Computing''' was a monthly UK magazine that covered all the various home computers and gaming machines during the mid 80's.
-It ran from January 1984 to March 1985 (15 Issues). They were published by Argus Specialist Publications.
+It ran from January 1984 to March 1985 (15 Issues). They were published by Argus Specialist Publications and the price was 80p.
 It covered almost every machine at the time and was full of game reviews and computing news. Program listings were regular features. Amstrad CPC content appeared from mid- 1984 right through to the end of the magazine. Computer Gamer replaced this magazine.

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+[[Image:GC_Logo.jpg|center|220px]]
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	'''Games Computing''' was a monthly UK magazine that covered all the various home computers and gaming machines during the mid 80's.		'''Games Computing''' was a monthly UK magazine that covered all the various home computers and gaming machines during the mid 80's.