Classic Computer Magazine Archive Index of Hi-Res Magazine articles


Hi-Res Vol. 1 No. 1 - November 1983

  • Zounds Sounds A sound effects program that you can control from your joystick. By incorporating its techniques with a program of your own, you'll be destroying your own galaxy in no time.
  • Banner Magic You can design your own special messages, banners and greetings by customizing this color program. Hi-Res takes you through a machine language assist to a Basic program that allows you to flash 256 colors to the Atari screen. Do it all without using a print statement.
  • Oh, Those @#&! Error Messages Atari's cryptic set of idiot lights are decoded for the beginner.
  • The Coming of Arcade Eric Video game reviewers age fast in this volatile industry. Over the hill at 28, this writer turned to a denizen of the arcade deep for help reviewing Journey Escape.
  • Atari, Inc.: The Early Years Founded by hi-tech maverick Nolan Bushnell, this is the best re-cap we've seen of the rocky start that rolled to success.
  • Bringing Home The Arcade Game Craze Pocket those quarters, America. Now you can enjoy arcade-style action in your own home with stripped down home computer and video game versions of your favorite games.
  • Comics
  • Dear Reader
  • In This Issue
  • Perspectives Atari Transitions, Bushnell Reaches Accord with Atari, The Piggyback, Will James Morgan Cure Atari Woes?, If This Is You Phone Home: You're A Wanted Child, West Coast Fever/Fervor, Cash Programming Awards, SIG Sound-off, Louisville Sluggers and the Mental Health of Longbeach, Elastic Scholastic, Power-Plus Cartridges from CBS, Data Age Turns About-face On Licensing, CBS Poses Threat to Smaller Competitors, Give Those Compugirls A Break, New Products Assault from Atari at June's Summer Consumer Electronics Show
  • Survival
  • Reviews Miner 2049er, K-razy Antiks, Jumbo Jet Pilot, Submarine Commander, Spell Wizard
  • Strolling Forth
  • Advanced User Forum
  • Graphic Evidence
  • Atari Safari
  • The Academic A
  • Silicon Valley Reporter
  • Some Assembly Required
  • Cryptics
  • Previews

Hi-Res Vol. 1 No. 2 - January 1984

Hi-Res Vol. 1 No. 3 - March 1984

  • Club Med Escape to an island of beachwear and software where Club Med offers a twist to the family vacation in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
  • Music Theory Drills Enhance your appreciation of music and computers by translating printed symbols of music notation into correct names of notes and their rhythmic equivalent.
  • The Atari Drawing Board At last, you can experiment with your computer! Special features, including player-missile graphics, create a drawing board without using all those fancy tricks.
  • The Witness You have just 12 hours -- and not a minute more -- to crack the case in this intriguing "whodunit" adventure game.
  • Artist and Computer Like the "Old Masters," work of the computer artist is something to admire. Come, take a close look at those amazing video graphics.
  • Oh, Those ?$*& Error Messages Error Code 152: Oh, no! Now what do I do? Fear no more, here's an insight on what those irritating number codes really mean.
  • Truehart of the CIO With his assistant "killed" and a complaint of unauthorized computer use, Jack Truehart begins a quest of mystery and murder to find the culprits.
  • Tic Tac Snack In a recreation of tic-tac-toe, yummies like cookies and apples set the menu for translating ideas into a working Atari program.
  • Comics
  • Dear Reader
  • Reviews Preppie! II, Chess 7.0, Flip Flop, Bandits, B.C.'s Quest for Tires, The Dark Crystal, Rally Speedway
  • The Family Place
  • Cryptics
  • Some Assembly Required
  • Advanced User Forum
  • The Academic A
  • Strolling Forth
  • Kids and the Atari: Part 2
  • Perspectives Oh, Those Dreaded Computers, Better Learning, Fun And Games, Holy Video, Warner Loves First Star, Tune In To This
  • Back Space
  • Previews

Hi-Res Vol. 1 No. 4 - May/June 1984

  • Shakeout In Camelot What does the crystal ball hold for the home computer arena? Many are called -- few survive. The tournament continues!
  • 264 The most comprehensive article to date on the elusive 264: enter the decade of productivity with a businesslike attitude.
  • Music Theory Measure your skill, note your progress and rest assured that you know the score in this latest test on music theory drills.
  • Font Editor Discover how to change the video character generator of your Commodore 64 to display fun fonts and custom characters.
  • Lords and Ladys Conservation and cunning are crucial if you're to rule your own kingdom in this stimulating game of medieval economics and strategy.
  • Scrolling Joystick Banner An article on computer art that will transform your monitor into a video canvas bounded only by your imagination.
  • Color Your World Another article on computer art that will transform your monitor into a video canvas bounded only by your imagination.
  • Truehart A beautiful blonde and hairy cannibals? An installment called "Kind Hearts and Carrot Juice?" Does this compute? Answer Y or N.
  • Space Knights Hold on tight as you rocket into the future with Jake, Lisa and CLIDE to battle deadly Gammalon pirates. First in a series.
  • Lights, Camera, ACTION!
  • In Search Of...
  • Just a Bit More True Confessions of a Computer Mama
  • Comics
  • Editor's Letter
  • Dear Reader
  • Back Space
  • Perspectives Duplication Prevention, Nolan Bushnell Returns, Mattel Backs Out, 1450XLD Coming Soon?, A Boost at Warner, Activision Suffering
  • Reviews Airline, Archon, C64-Link, Easy Spell, London Blitz, Gateway to Apshai, M.U.L.E., Pole Position, Pitstop, Rana 100 Disk Drive, Star League Baseball, Story Machine, Suspended, Pharaoh's Curse, When I'm 64, Worms
  • Painless Computing
  • Cryptics
  • The Family Place
  • The Academic A
  • Commodore On-Line
  • Strolling Forth
  • Some Assembly Required
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