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Hebdogiciel

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2026-06-07

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Flashback to the 80's

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+ After my ZX81 I purchased an Amstrad CPC464, and oh joy I discovered + Hebdogiciel. Before the internet this magazine printed the code for + games and programs that you could painfully copy out. Today I + discovered that there's an online archive: +

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+ abandonware-magazines +

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A translation of the French abandonware-magazine article:

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+ 1983–1987: Imagine a weekly magazine that, in addition to + providing us with a weekly program to type out and delivering + uncompromising hardware and software reviews (and that’s saying + something), also featured TV listings, movie, music, and comic book + releases, assembly language tutorials, a comic strip, a discount club, + walkthroughs... A tone that blew you away from the first page to the + last, Carali’s drawings filling in the gaps, lawsuits galore… Simply + extraordinary, unmatched. +

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