Rampage (Activision)

Great fun to play and the graphics and animation are very good.

The Extirpator (Silverbird)

I found the graphics quite presentable and the sound effects rather good.

Quartet Gold (Red Rat)

Well worth buying. For me, Little Devil is the most playable game of the four.

Matta Blatta (Silverbird)

As budget games go, this one is quite good. My only complaint is that the enemy vessels move too fast and you can't avoid them at times.

Time And Magik (Level 9 Computing)

Unquestionably good value for money... No adventurer is likely to be disappointed with the volume of puzzles, locations, prose and fun that this trilogy offers.

Winter Games (Epyx)

The graphics and sound effects are - for a 2600 game - very good. What makes this cartridge great value for money is its playability.

Summer Games (Epyx)

Another superb sport simulation from Epyx. All the events are a pleasure to play and I spent hours attempting - and failing - to win a gold medal.

Commando (Elite)

Although the graphics aren't very good, the gameplay is outstanding.

Cookie Monster Munch And The Kid's Computer (Atari World)

The graphics are very good and the Controller and game together could be an unvaluable aid in educating children.

Smurf (Computronic)

The game is great fun and has a very addictive quality. Pretty graphics and sound effects make this an ideal choice for children.

Title Match Pro Wrestling (Palan Electronics)

Not one for the younger children, but great fun if you are into sport simulations.