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@t7ISSUE REVIEWED   -   #09

PRODUCER         -   VEGA
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PRESENTATION
@t1Freedom   Crack  is  not  the  kind  of
magazine  that  go's  overboard to make
itself  look  good, instead a clean and
tidy 'tastefull' approach is used.  The
colouring  of  the  magazoine,  and the
layout  of  articles  gives a tight and
tidy  overall  look.   Sparse  clip-art
adds  a  spot of variety, but a variety
of fonts is quite lacking, especialy to
title articles.

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CONTENT
@t1This  issue holds the content standards
that  Freedon  Crack  seemed to develop
about  10  months  ago.  Namley, a good
variety of interesting and well written
articles   covering   most   scene  and
non-scene  topics.   There's nothing to
shock  the  reader,  nor  anything that
will  make  waves  in the scene but you
can't complain about what you do get.


@t8OVERALL
@t1Freedom  Crack pleases it's readers yet
again.  I found this to be an enjoyable
magazine, while it doesnt  to try to be
too   original   it  isn't  pretentious
either.   @t8                       74/100
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