| Pages | Type | Headline | Author | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | My Home Page | I'll Be Seeing You | Ken Gagne | It's harder now to meet everyone at KansasFest, but that's a good thing; this issue features pieces by Bill Loguidice and Michael Mulhern. |
| 3-4 | Review | David Schmidt | Review of GGLABS' RAMGS-A01 memory expansion card. | |
| 5-7 | Event coverage | Return to Oz | Michael Mulhern | Coverage of Oz KFest, the third semiannual gathering of Apple II users, this one in Keysborough, Melbourne |
| 8-9 | Review | The Mad Bomber | Bill Loguidice | Review of KABOOM!, a Bomberman adaptation for the Apple IIGS from Ninjaforce, which spent twenty years in development. |
| 9-11 | Apple Mysteries | Deadly Checksums | Martin Haye | Hugo Pomme and Charles Hexings make a startling discovery when they delve into the haunted IIGS of Hexings' long-dead brother. |
| 12-13 | Retrospective | Through the Years | Jesse Blue, Ewen Wannop, Tim Kellers, Randy Brandt, Seth Sternberger, Steve Cavanaugh | What was your favorite year to be an Apple II user? For Jesse, 1992; Ewen, 1982; Tim, 1994; Randy, 1985; Seth, 2005; and Steve, 1993. |
| 14-16 | Tech-torial | ProDOS Boss | Ivan Drucker | Breaking down how ProDOS formats disks and stores and manages files. |
| 17-19 | DumplinGS | Unearthed Arcana | Ken Gagne | KansasFest 2015; Apple II Festival France; Bard's Tale IV Kickstarter; Ninjaforce released NinjaTracker; Brutal Deluxe releases Tool221; Ewen Wannop releases BrkDown, et al; ReActiveMicro and Ultimate Apple II merge into UltimateMicro; Uthernet II nearing release; MobyGames games database; Apple legacy software directory removed; Wade Clarke releases old text adventures; The Bride of the Wizard King e-book's failed Kickstarter; Codes that Changed the World podcast |
| 19 | Random Numbers | Under Construction | Eric Shepherd | Building a new house is like approaching an Apple II project. |
| 20 | Advertisement | KansasFest |
Review: RAMGS
RAMGS-A01
4MB memory expansion for the Apple IIgs
MegaMemoryTester
Geoff Weiss’s RAM test utility for the Apple IIGS.
Event coverage: Oz KFest
Oz KFest
Semi-annual gathering of Apple II users in Australia
AppleBox
Fairy IC test card.
Alex Lukacz’s blog
Lukazc’s prototype USB video streamer allows Apple IIc video to be displayed on a modern computer.
Storify
Aggregated social media posts about Oz KFest 2015
Review: KABOOM!
KABOOM!
Four-player explosive fun for the Apple IIGS, courtesy Ninjaforce
A quick look at utilizing Apple IIGS upgrades (photos and video)
Bill Loguidice prepares his computer to review KABOOM!
Cover artwork
Original Bomberman art by Kyle Merriman, aka antonio-panderas
Tech-torial: ProDOS
Block Warden
A disk editor which understands blocks rather than tracks and sectors; included on Disk 1 of ProSEL 8.
Sector Inspector
A block editor for enhanced IIe, IIc, and IIGS computers.
Sample disk
A ProDOS disk image for testing purposes.
UnForkIt
Removes resource forks from Macintosh and Apple IIGS files to make them usable with standard Apple II programs.
DumplinGS
KansasFest
27th annual Apple II convention held in Kansas City, Missouri; keynoted by Rebecca “Burger Becky” Heineman.
Apple II Festival France
held August 3–9 at Castera-Verduzan in Gers.
The Bard’s Tale IV
Brian Fargo’s Kickstarter — closes on July 10, 2015, at 9 PM EDT.
NinjaTracker
The music player used in both KABOOM! and Ninjaforce’s MEGADEMO; includes source code and MODConvert II.
Tool221
Brutal Deluxe’s System Tool based on NinjaTracker.
BrkDown
A desktop disassembler for the Apple IIGS.
UltimateMicro
ReActive Micro and UltimateApple2.com join forces.
Uthernet II
A new model of Ethernet card, coming soon.
MobyGames
A database of all Apple II games and their metadata.
Apple legacy software
The Internet Archive’s mirror of Apple’s now-defunct directory of legacy software.
Dungeon of Death
Classic text adventures from Wade Clarke, complete with design notes.
The Bride of the Wizard King
Myles Stonecutter’s failed Kickstarter for an e-book novel featuring illustrations composed on an Apple II.
Codes that Changed the World
The BBC’s five-part audio podcast series on historical programming languages.
