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Revision as of 23:39, 3 January 2013
Personal Computer Games was a short-lived multi-platform computer games magazine from the UK. It finished in February 1985.
The authors then went on to form Amstrad Action and Zzap!64.
Game reviews, Listings and other hardware related reviews were featured across various platforms.
Amstrad content started appearing around the time the CPC range was launched.
There was also an Australian Version of this magazine.
