Incredible Shrinking Sphere (Activision)

A very good game concept, although the game is let down slightly by the jerky scrolling.

Command Performance (U. S. Gold)

If you don't have any of the games included here, you're going to get astonishing value for money.

Human Killing Machine (U. S. Gold)

If you fancy a good beat 'em up then this will probably suffice, but the non-scrolling backgrounds and only one opponent at a time do give the game a somewhat dated feel.

Blasteroids (Image Works)

Yet another in the ever increasing line of great arcade conversions on the CPC.

S. D. I. (Activision)

I suppose S.D.I. on the Amstrad will probably appeal to some people, but they're currently inhabiting various institutions.

Wanderer (Elite)

The most notable thing about Wanderer is that is is one of the very few games that are in 3D, and by this I mean 3D red and blue cardboard glasses. The effect is quite stunning.

Chicago 30's (U. S. Gold)

Chicago 30's would have been a very good game if it had an error or two less, but those errors build up and make for an unenjoyable game and a pointless purchase.

Colosseum (Kixx)

Colosseum uses some rather inventive ideas (in this market of many) and tries it's very hardest to bring those ideas across. Unfortunately, it just doesn't make the grade.

Fast Food (Codemasters)

The bright colourful graphics and plinky-plonk music makes the game very attractive to watch and hear, and the action gets progressively harder, going from a ridiculously stupid level to one that proves too difficult even for the programmers.