Commodore World (June 1994)

Source: Commodore World – Issue Number 2 – June 1994

Commodore World was one of the last magazines you could get that was dedicated to the Commodore 64, at least in North America. It lasted for a few years after Commodore went bankrupt. The June 1994 issue includes:

Features

Commodore Trivia – How well do you know your Commodore facts?
Special Report: Commodore In Liquidation – Get up-to-date on this unfolding Commodore story
Internet: Today’s Information Superhighway? – A look at the Internet and the upcoming information revolution
Hard Tips – Some things to try when your computer starts acting illogical

Reviews

I Paint – Our staff reviewer checks out this powerful C-128 Interlaced drawing program
I Port – Find out all about this C-128 graphics conversion utility
SmartMouse – A first look at the new input device from CMD
MiniViews – Our new mini-review section with a look at some C-64 games

Columns

Just For Starters – Why our computers don’t always understand us
Foreign Exchange – Quick peeks at a couple of European programs for RAMLink users
Graphic Interpretation – Steve gets sidetracked on his way to writing this issue’s column on GEOS
GeoProgrammist – Create your first GEOS program
Basic Instincts – Last issue’s BIG GUNS becomes the new STARSHIP CONQUEST
Advanced Techniques – Applying relocatable machine language to create ‘common code’ 64/128 programs
Peripheral Vision – An introduction to SCSI devices and commands
Carrier Detect – Commodore Guru Jim Butterfield makes a guest appearance on GEnie
Over The Edge – What Commodore’s Liquidation means to 8-bit users