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Heute war die aktuelle Ausgabe der Zeitschrift RETURN im Briefkasten. Die Nummer 62 feiert groß den 40. Geburtstag des Commodore Amiga. Ein sehr ausführlicher Artikel von André Schnackenburg beschäftigt sich mit Emulatoren als „Bewahrer der Retrospiele“ (dazu gäbe es einiges zu sagen …). Ich selbst diskutiere in meiner BASIC-Kolumne die Dialekte der Sprache, die für Spielkonsolen erschienen sind. Außerdem findet sich im Heft meine Rezension zu Jörn Cölschs Buch „The Dark Side of C64 Games“.
