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New Computer Express, issue 38 (29 July 1989)

New Computer Express editors. 1989. “New Computer Express, issue 38 (29 July 1989).” New Computer Express, issue 38. Future Publishing.

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New Computer Express 38
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A British weekly computer newspaper. Pinned for its reports on RoboCop at the top of the Gallup charts. Contents not yet indexed.

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Gallup's British chart of full-price games, as New Computer Express printed it on 29 July 1989, has RoboCop at number one, as in the week before, on the Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Amiga, and other formats. The same issue wondered whether Ocean's Batman would finally knock its own RoboCop off the top of the charts. On 9 September the paper reported that US Gold's Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade had taken over at the top from RoboCop, which had sat there for a record 36 weeks.p. 5 (scan p. 5), Top 20 Full Price Gamesp. 5p. 30 (scan p. 30)p. 30Magazine