May 26
ANALOG Computing November 1986
The "Atari status report" in this issue was split into an "8-bit section" and an ST section; the first mentioned Atari was beginning to advertise on television again and becoming more comfortable with calling its low-end computers "game machines," while the second promised "the TTs are coming" ("Thirty-two/Thirty-two" befitting the Motorola 68020 as opposed to "Sixteen/Thirty-two," an altogether accurate description of the 68000's external and internal architecture) and a "blitter" chip for the ST. Game reviews included one for Infocom and Brian Moriarty's opus Trinity, which concluded "despite its serious overtones, Trinity is a blast."
