January 11-17 1990, issue 394. Includes a feature on Freescapes software, Commodore Amigas and joysticks with 70ft leads form the heart of a new computer-based TV show that could mark the beginning of a new type of entertainment. 

In Excellent condition, 10/10. 

Popular Computing Weekly, or PCW magazine, was a weekly publication covering the hardware and software launches of the day, and was also famed for its hilarious Pi-Man comic strip throughout the mid-1980s.

These days PCW provides vital chronological documentation of the story of computing and gaming in the UK as it unfolded.