Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine V35 N05 – May 2025

Highlights of this Issue of Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine

This month’s Issue is full of surprises and new releases from this past month. We have published the latest version of the Raphael Rezende developed Apple II game, Lunar Mission as well as the physical Edition of DOSource 3.3 and the book Exploring Business Basic. Also, the full interview of Floppy Days Episode 149 is included for our members enjoyment thanks to the host of Floppy Days, Randall Kindig.

This month’s focus was the Apple III computer and along with guest writers Madeleine McAndrews and Paul Hagstrom, we have a great batch of columns for our member’s enjoyment.

More updates including Applesauce 2.01, Ample 0.276 and of course, the Emulator list which we continue to update as we get more information about the latest Apple II Emulators.

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