Time Machine (Activision)

An excellent example of role-playing arcade adventure... Guaranteed to keep you glued to your screens for hours on end as you fight for the future in the epic confines of the past.

Ninja Remix (System 3)

If you haven't got the original, then the Remix is an absolute must, if only for the stunning opening sequence which probably forms a first on the CPC and should well start a trend.

A Drop In The Ocean

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (ImageWorks)

A sure winner that's going to be well 'ard to knock off the top of the charts.

Flimbo's Quest (System 3)

Its originality, graphics, varied sound effects and ease of controllability make it totally addictive and, by utilising more screen space, you get a much larger playing area to boot.

Sim City (Infogrames)

An excellent offering; totally addictive and full of surprises for the novice developer.

Macadam Bumper (PSS)

Chuck in your coins, set up your challenge and get set for some of the smoothest pin action in town.

Tiger Road (Kixx)

One of the best martial arts blasts of all time.

The Boxer (Cult Games)

With some neat graphics during the fight sequences, there's a whole lot bundled up into this excellent value for money package.

California Games (Kixx)

The graphics and sound effects are superb, combining to give a real feel for the West Coast and the action is both varied and dynamic.

Solar Empire (Players Premier)

A marvellously devised game with a wonderfully smooth 8-way scrolling galaxy to run through and some excellent goodies to pick up along the way.