¢SEE-YA!¢¢ So here we find ourselves at the final see-ya in the final Futura. I don't see this as a goodbye but more of a see-ya l-8-ter. I'm always going to be around on the 8-bit scene and will probably appear now and again with an article or review in one of the Atari publications. I'm looking forward to writing a series of articles on the Atari World Video Game Championships of 1982/83. It's about time I noted down all that happened behind the scenes!¢¢ I'm really looking forward to getting stuck into 8-bit titles such as Karateka, Star Raiders II, Ultima IV, Infiltator, etc, etc. There are so many titles I have purchased over the years that have hardly ever seen the inside of my disk drive! It is now time for me to enjoy them all.¢¢ I would like to help Futurians stay in contact with each other by passing on your address to nearby 8-bitters. Many cities in the UK have 2 or 3 subscribers who probably do not know each other. If each of us can stay in contact with as many 8-bitters as possible we can maintain a strong community for many years to come. If you do not wish your name and address to be passed on to other Futurians please tick the box on the form enclosed and return it to me as soon as possible.¢¢ If you decide to release your own disk newsletter drop me a line and I will give you my mailing list. You can then send everyone a sample copy. Hopefully we will soon see the birth of a new 8-bit newsletter!¢¢ All that is left to say is a final gigantic THANKS to everyone who has supported Futura over the years! You truly are an amazing group of people! Keep using that 8-bit and remember that together, WE are Atari!¢¢See-ya L-8-ter!¢¢Stuart J. Murray,¢North of Scotland Atari User Group.¢
