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This page contains primarily video-game specific content from InCider computing magazine.

Archive collection: https://archive.org/details/incidermagazine?sort=titleSorter

  • January 1983): Pie Man (Penguin Software), International Gran Prix (Muse Software), Shuttle Intercept (Hayden Software), County Fair (Datamost), Ceiling Zero (Turnkey Software) [1]
  • February 1983): (magazine not in scan)
  • March 1983): Monster Mash (Software Farm), Spy's Demise, The Blade of Blackpoole [2]
  • April 1983): Aztec, Wavy Navy, Pest Patrol (Sierra On-Line), Labyrinth (Broderbund Software Inc) [3]
  • May 1983): The Cosmic Balance, Spitfire Simulator (Mind Systems Corporation), Sargon II, Wargle (Hayden) [4] Casino (Datamost), Jawbreaker [5]
  • June 1983): Pig Pen (Datamost), Death Race '82 (Avant-Garde Creations), Repton, Grapple (Insoft), Sea Dragon [6]
  • July 1983): Computer Gin Rummy (DataMost), Ice Demons (Morningstar), Zargs (Insoft Inc), Evolution (Sydney Development Corporation), Money Munchers [7]
  • August 1983): (magazine not in scan)
  • September 1983): (magazine not in scan)
  • October 1983): (magazine not in scan)
  • November 1983): The Arcade Machine, The Game Show (Computer Advanced Ideas) [8] Crisis Mountain (Synergistic Software) [9]
  • December 1983): (magazine not in scan)
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