Gunship (Kixx) (Commodore 64/128)

Gunship's an awesome giggle, chock full of carefully honed gameplay. But don't bother with this tape version, get the original disk one instead. There's such a humungous difference between the two formats as to make the tape version unplayable.

Games Machine (Zeppelin Games) (Commodore 64/128)

Both these compilations are packed full of Zeppelin's best but the first one is definitely the star of the two. As long as you have a mate who's willing to lend you their German/English dictionary to translate the inlay, you're laughing.

Sport Top Ten (Zeppelin Games) (Commodore 64/128)

A second compilation originally destined for the Germans but also released in Blighty. Unfortunately, it falls down by including International Truck Racing. Just the mention of that game name sends a shiver down my spine.

Match Of The Day (Zeppelin Games) (Commodore 64/128)

We really need to start warning the public about games like these - where the concept has spawned many titles (both good or bad), but has not changed or seen any new features since the whole hideous idea began.

Project Stealth (Kixx) (Commodore 64/128)

It's one of the easier games in the "My God, it's full of keys" stakes, but you won't find a flight sim which is wonderfully easy to control. At least in this one, the on-screen joystick prompts make swift gaming easy.

Bee 52 (Codemasters) (Commodore 64/128)

There just isn't enough to give Bee 52 an edge. A bit more gameplay is what's needed. With just a little bit more effort, Codies could've had a real flower-power corker.