_{Cover of the October 1990 issue of Computer Gaming World}

Here's another issue of my favorite computer gaming magazine. While it covered multiple computer systems in its earlier days, as the world became more PC/DOS/Windows centric, so did the magazine. This magazine probably reached its peak in the mid 1990s. The October 1990 issue includes:

Features

Dynamix and the Red Baron - A preview of Red Baron, a World War I combat flight sim from Dynamix.

Storm Across Europe - Review of this World War II strategy game from SSI that offers scenarios in Africa, Europe and Russia. It's available for DOS, Amiga and the Commodore 64.

Hits and Misses for Strategy Gamers - Brief reviews for pre-20th century war games including Ancient Art of War, Ancient Battles, Annals of Rome, Antietam, Armada, Austerlitz, Bandit Kings of Ancient China, Battle Cry of Freedom, Battles of Napoleon, Blue Powder/Grey Smoke, Borodino: 1812, Borodino, Broadsides, By Fire & Sword, Centurion: Defender of Rome, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Chickamuga, Civil War, Clear for Action, Clipper, Colonial Conquest, Decision at Gettysburg, Defender of the Crown, Diplomacy, Excalibur, Genghis Khan, Gold of the Americas, Heart of Africa, Joan of Arc, Lords of the Rising Sun, Nobunaga's Ambition, Pirates, and many more.

Their Finest Hour Strategy Tips - Tips and strategies for this Battle of Britain flight sim.

A New William Tell Overture - Review of The Legend of William Tell, an action strategy game featuring the title character (and his son).

_{Table of Contents from the October 1990 issue of Computer Gaming World}

Departments

Taking A Peek - A brief look at new games with screen shots. Games mentioned include Unlimited Golf & Course Design, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Flood, Imperium, PGA Tour Golf, Anarchy, Hoyle' Book of Games Vol. II, Flight of the Intruder, Edward Thorp's Real Blackjack, and Treasure Trap.

The Rumor Bag - Rumors include a new Test Drive game, a possible sequel to Loom, a new Bard's Tale Trilogy starting with Bard's Tale IV, Eye of the Beholder (a first person RPG), and more.