CRASH

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CRASH was a British magazine about the Spectrum, published from February 1984 (issue #1) to April 1992 (issue #98).

All of its issues except #1–#3 and #65–#90 had a column about Spectrum adventure (mainly IF) games: Adventure Trail by:

• #4 (May 1984)–#48 (January 1988): Derek Brewster.
• #49 (February 1988)–#50 (March 1988): various people.
• #51 (April 1988)–#60 (January 1989): Samara.
• #61 (February 1989)–#64 (May 1989): Phil King.
• #91 (August 1991)–#93 (October 1991): Paul Rigby.
• #94 (December 1991)–#98 (April 1992): Ian Osborne.

Contents 1 Issues of Adventure Trail 1.1 1984 2 Other IF content 2.1 1984 3 Links

Issues of Adventure Trail

These links are from the World of Spectrum site. Reviews or other articles about purely graphic adventures aren't mentioned in this list.

1984

• 4 (May): 1.
  • Presentation of The Adventure Trail column.
• 5 (June): 1, 2, 3, 4.
  • Reviews of Fantasia Diamond, Temple of Vran, Here comes the Sun, and The Lost Gnomes.
• 6 (July): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
  • Reviews of Snowball, The Ring of Darkness, Atlas Assignment, and Waxworks.
  • Hints for Velnor's Lair, McKensie, Smugglers Cove, Colossal Adventure, Urban Upstart, The Hobbit, and Valhalla.

Other IF content

1984

• 4 (May):
  • pp. 49, 50, 51, 52, 53: Dripping Gold: Quilled Adventures - a review of The Quill and of several games made with it: Africa Gardens, Barsak the Dwarf, Magic Castle, Spy Plane, and Mindbender.
• 5 (June):
  • p. 78: The Hobbit competition.

Links

• Crash (magazine) at Wikipedia.
• CRASH magazine: The Online Edition.
• Scanned CRASH issues - at World of Spectrum.