Cyberball (Domark)

Unlike the Amiga game, the CPC graphics look directly down onto the teams. This loses some of the 3D effect, but actually looks wonderful and greatly improves playability.

Myth: History In The Making (System 3)

Myth brings together a fine mixture of arcade and adventure as you battle your way through the shadier side of history.

Tusker (System 3)

An arcade adventure... If you like that kind of thing then you might fancy the challenge. If you prefer a bit more colour than just yellow then I strongly suggest you look elsewhere.

Rainbow Islands (Ocean)

A likeable game that will grow on the more patient player.

Wild Streets (Titus)

The graphics grab your attention... but the action just can't hold it.

Gazza's Super Soccer (Empire)

A mild, inoffensive footy game, lacking outstanding features and suffering from slightly iffy game play.

Ikari Warriors (Encore)

A classic conversion of the SNK coin-op. The scrolling is smooth and colourful and the animation good.

The Race (Players)

The Race is extremely playable with some merry jingles, great graphics and smooth scrolling.

Fighting Warrior (Mastertronic)

Progress across the screen is painfully slow and the graphics are nothing to write home about.

Soldier Of Light (RAD)

Between planets, the space cruiser battles are fun and exciting but progress on land is slow and your inability to move too far backwards is also restricting.

Pro Powerboat (Codemasters)

The sound is not exceptional, but the action compensates.

Super Tank (Codemasters)

It takes a little time to get used to controlling the tank, but once you have mastered it, Super Tank is well worth a trial.