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'''RUA''' is a Spanish magazine published by several Spanish people.
'''R.U.A.''' Revista de Usuarios Amstrad is an electronic publishing (pdf), created and produced by the spanish users.  


Official Site: [http://www.amstrad.es/publicaciones/publicaciones/rua/index.html]
Last published number: '''13'''. March, 2009
 
*Special 25th Anniversary:&nbsp;CPC History&nbsp;/&nbsp;CPC&nbsp;Arround the World <br>
*Special 25th Anniversary: XXI&nbsp;Century Software for CPC
*The Game:&nbsp;BeTiled!
*Interview: Valeriy
*Programming: My first assembler program (III)
*Programming:&nbsp;Sprites in Z88dk
*MiniReviews: Remembering classic
*Document: Sold but unforgotten dreams<br>
*TopTen… Kaos-Override
*MiniReviews:&nbsp;B&nbsp;Sides
*The&nbsp;Book: Graphics programming methods in the Amstrad<br>
 
== Covers  ==
 
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== Links  ==
 
Official Site: [http://www.amstrad.es/publicaciones/publicaciones/rua/index.html]
 
[[Category:Fanzines]] [[Category:Papermag]]

Latest revision as of 00:19, 24 March 2015

R.U.A. Revista de Usuarios Amstrad is an electronic publishing (pdf), created and produced by the spanish users.

Last published number: 13. March, 2009

  • Special 25th Anniversary: CPC History / CPC Arround the World
  • Special 25th Anniversary: XXI Century Software for CPC
  • The Game: BeTiled!
  • Interview: Valeriy
  • Programming: My first assembler program (III)
  • Programming: Sprites in Z88dk
  • MiniReviews: Remembering classic
  • Document: Sold but unforgotten dreams
  • TopTen… Kaos-Override
  • MiniReviews: B Sides
  • The Book: Graphics programming methods in the Amstrad

Covers

Official Site: [1]