 It ran until October 1995, long after commercial software for the C64 had ceased to be available in shops (unlike its sister publication "Your Sinclair", which ceased publication when commercial software for the ZX Spectrum also ceased).By its final issue, it was barely recognisable from the one which had first appeared on news stands in 1990.The decline of the C64 meant the magazine was reduced to 24 pages, and it ran increasing numbers of technically oriented articles, while reviews of new games were that of those produced by Public Domain (PD) publishers.