Editorial

First of all a very happy 2000 to you all. I hope that this new
Millennium will be happy, healthy and successful for you and your
families. We spent New Year's Eve with friends watching two
tribute bands - Elton John and The Blues Brothers and had a
great time. If, like me, you've had one of the bugs that are going
round (and, no, I don't mean the Y2K one), I hope you're over it
now.

As I was ill on the run up to Christmas, I've been playing 'catch
up' even since so I hope this issue will be on time. Two disks got
zapped in the post last issue ... I had diligently checked them
all so I know they were okay when they were posted ... so the
suggestion that a few people have given me of emailing the disk
version of the mag to those of you with Internet access seems 
more attractive. If you're on the Net and would like to get 
the mag that way, please let me know and I'll consider it for 
issue 65.

I've kept playing Caesar III when time allows, and also bought
Pandora's Box, a puzzle collection which I've found very
addictive.  There will be reviews of both shortly. Callahan's
Crosstime Saloon has gone on the back burner for the time being.
I'll have to restart it as I can't remember what I was doing!
That's the only problem when you leave a game for a while.

I've also been investigating a new ST emulator which Alex told me
about. Its name is WinSTon and I downloaded it from the Net along
with a few games. I'll review it and the site it comes from next
issue.

Thanks to all of you who've found time to send contributions for
this issue. Please keep 'em coming! See you in March ... ah,
Spring is only round the corner!
                                                       Sue



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