Some of our Computermagazines

This was the first German Computer magazine, that was especially designed for the home-user. That's how it all began. 90 % of the first 4 issues were made by one man himself - our boss - Ralph Roeske

Another interesting publication of the Roeske Verlag. In these days the pages  were filled with software to tip into the popular home computers of Sinclair, Commodore, Apple and several others Who remembers the 'Dragon', 'Bit 90', 'Onyx' or the 'MSX' ? Anyway, we were the first who sold all the software on Disks as well.

The Commodore computers ruled the German market. That's why we launched another magazine in 1984 a special one for the C-64. It was the first one in Germany that was published on recycled paper and we had a very good response from our customers.

In 1985 we noticed that Information became very important. Especially in the USA we saw, that the future was the (later called) Multimedia World. While we launched a new magazine in Germany the Governments and Unions stopped successful the march into the future and kept Germany in the Middle Ages. Where we still are, or not?

We have always been fascinated by computer games. So one day we decided to make a magazine with game reviews. It was the time when the Amiga had no rivals - when it was the game machine #1 - and nearly every day a greater game than all the others before was launched. But after three editions we had to give it up. It was too expensive to produce and we didn't have the cash to start a big commercial campaign. What a shame.

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