Labels:text | screenshot | font | document | number OCR: EDITORIAL Welcome to the fourth issue of Cyberpunk Now! covering the months January through to March 1995. We have increased our popularity somewhat since the last issue with two nice reviews in Amiga User International and also last Month in CU Amiga (again - thanks CU!). This has brought us even more contacts and submissions and makes us feel we are making some small contribution in establishing the Amiga as the leading machine in the ever don't it?) ..... enlarging field of CYBERNETIKA (kust made that word up - sounds good though Keep sending in the pics, articles and anims .. . . plus your comments, bad, good and even ugly. . . it's all grist to the mill! I'm typing this editorial after just returning from seeing TIMECOP and got a strange feeling when I saw the "futuristic" date it was set in - 2004 - that's already just on the doorstep, I suppose the comic 2000AD will become 3000AD and most of Britain will fall drunk into Trafalgar Square fountains whilst I'm sat here on my Amiga 6500 typing the editorial for Cyberpunk 101? Who knows? .. iion on the subject of the Amiga 6500 what is happening? Aren'tcha fed up of it all? The nail-biting uncertainty, Will CIE win? Will Commodore UK win? Will Boris Yeltsin win? All we ask is that the Amiga continues whoever owns the Amiga - even Yeltsin will contnue to mass produce it and it doesn't become a User Group machine - as the Atari ST has over here and the Amiga already has in the USA. I was talking to a friend from Origin Software in Texas the other day and of course mentioned the Amiga - he says they haven't got one in the whole of Origin so he cannot even look at our precious diskzine. . ... another Amiganaut lost in the crazy mixed up world of the PC
