A.N.A.L.O.G. Magazine

A.N.A.L.O.G (for Atari News And Lots Of Games) was a magazine dedicated to the Atari line of computers. It was published starting in early 1981. The December 1989 issue was the final one under this title.

(Submitted April 25, 2007 00:50:28 by adi)

I have most of the analog magazines, are you interested in purchasing them?

(Submitted December 17, 2006 12:26:19 by emb021)

There is a site with of scans of pre-LFP issues of ANALOG: http://www.cyberroach.com/analog/

(Submitted January 31, 2005 18:20:57 by Gary Winters)

I was a contributor to Analog magazine for about 2 1/2 years. I did software reviews and articles about using PC software on the Atari ST.

I tossed out my old issues but am now looking for a copy of any pages with my bi-line so I can use them to apply for other writing jobs.

If you can help, thanks. If you can't, thanks anyway for keeping the magazine around. I quit the magazine when it got bought out by Larry Flynt's company.

(Submitted January 27, 2005 16:00:12 by Mark Bessert)

Hi, I have a strange request. When I was about 12 a good friend of mine (we lost touch over the years) way the programmer for STUNTMAN in volume # 8 of A.N.A.L.O.G. I would love to have the source code and was wondering if it would be possible for you to email it to me. If this isn't possible, do you have any idea where I could purchase A.N.A.L.O.G. #8.

Thanks, Mark Bessert 508-561-2117

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Issue	Date	Title
1	January/February, 1981	Missing from Collection
2	March/April, 1981	New Products
3	May/June 1981	Languages for your Computer
4	July/August, 1981 (?)	Space Games Reviewed
5	September/October, 1981 (?)	Missing from Collection
6	May/June, 1982 (?)	Maniac Typing Trainer
7	July/August, 1982	Stereo Graphics
8	September/October, 1982	Budget Programs Review
9	November/December, 1982	Spectacular Holiday Issue
10	January/February, 1983	Super Adventure Games Issue
11	April/May, 1983	Adventure in the 5th Dimension!
12	July/August, 1983	Disk Speed Checker
13	September/October, 1983	BASIC Utilities Compared
14	November/December, 1983	Tools and Utilities Issue
15	January, 1984	Inside the new 600XL
16	February, 1984	Atari Graphics
17	March, 1984	Special Disk Issue
18	April, 1984	Adventure
19	June, 1984	Telecommunications and the Atari
20	July, 1984	Atari Games!
21	August, 1984	Atari Printer Utilities
22	September, 1984	Education and the Atari
23	October, 1984	Fire Bug - The Ultimate Magazine Game
24	November, 1984	AtariCon Report
25	December, 1984	Goodies to Stuff Your Stocking
26	January, 1985	Atari Graphics
27	February, 1985	Adventure at Vandenberg A.F.B.
28	March, 1985	The Atari and Money Management
29	April, 1985	Atari and CES
30	May, 1985	The ANALOG Computing Telecommunications System
31	June, 1985	Personal Planning Calendar
32	July, 1985	Atari's 520ST - Our First Impressions
33	August, 1985	The Atari and Music
34	September, 1985	The Atari and Education
35	October, 1985	Printers and the Atari
36	November, 1985	Special Games Issue
37	December, 1985	Special Holiday Issue
38	January, 1986	Graphics Issue
39	February, 1986	Whose Machine is the Real Challenger in Home Computing?
40	March, 1986	Applications Issue
41	April, 1986	Adventure Issue
42	May, 1986	Modern Relief for Modern Problems
43	June, 1986	Atari in the Home: A Piece of Cake
44	July, 1986	Special Hardware Issue
45	August, 1986	Special Language Issue
46	September, 1986	June CES Report
47	October, 1986	The ANALOG Computing Database
48	November, 1986	Atari Status Report
49	December, 1986	Holiday Issue
50	January, 1987	Graphics Issue
51	February, 1987	Sixth Anniversary Issue
52	March, 1987	Entertainment Issue
53	April, 1987	For Telecommunications Assistance
54	May, 1987	Special Music Issue
55	June, 1987	Programming Issue
56	August, 1987	Four-Star Software Issue
57	September, 1987	Home Use
58	October, 1987	Adventure Issue
59	April, 1988	Buyer's Guide: Shopping for the Computer User
60	May, 1988	Video Game Digest
61	June, 1988	GEM Setup
62	July, 1988	Telecommunications Coverage
63	August, 1988	Crisis Center
64	September, 1988	Entertainment Issue
65	October, 1988	What's New at CES
66	November, 1988	Slave II
67	December, 1988	Arcade Fun!
68	January, 1989	Two Arcade Games Inside
69	February, 1989	Type In Software
70	March, 1989	A Videodisc Control System for your Atari
71	April, 1989	Krazy Mazes/Pixel Averaging/Univert
72	May, 1989	The Original Boot Camp Returns
73	June, 1989	Special Adventure Issue
74	July, 1989	Special Graphics Issue
75	August, 1989	Use the Atari Light Gun in Your Own Programs
76	September, 1989	Program your XF551 Disk Drive
77	October, 1989	Special Games Issue
78	November, 1989	Holiday Gift Guide
79	December, 1989	Double the Storage Capacity of your Megafile Hard Drive!