| Genre: | Unknown Genre Type |
| Publisher: | Crash |
| Cover Art Language: | English |
| Machine Compatibility: | Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum +2, Spectrum +3 |
| Release: | Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order |
| Original Release Date: | 1st October 1988 |
| Original Release Price: | Unknown |
| Market Valuation: | £3.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Author(s): | - |
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The game really gets going once past the first level, the aliens all change and the gameplay gets faster.
The Anamagon's Temple (Mediandroid)
This isn't recommended. Littered with bugs, it fails to improve on its equally poor prequel.
Somehow you've always got to have 'just one last go' - it's so addictive!
An extremely professional package which might prove a little too difficult for novices.
Although it looks a little too much like its predecessor, Cybernoid II is a worthy successor.
Double Agent is an innovative piece of home-grown software featuring some intriguing interaction between the two agents. An extra bonus is the very witty (terribly corny) Escape on the flip side.
Gold, Silver, Bronze is a first rate package that brings together the best of Epyx's sports games.
Intensity is fast, furious and full of fun... Even though the tune and FX sound "128K-ish", they were also found on the 48K machine too!
Once the play area is mapped out, completion shouldn't take too long. But in the meantime there's plenty of fun to be had in this compulsively addictive sequel.
Interesting in concept, but poorly implemented. My attention quickly turned elsewhere.
Professional BMX Simulator (Codemasters)
The overhead-view graphics aren't exactly outstanding, but the title screen for each course is graced with a different, catchy David Whittaker 128K tune.
You don't have to be a fan of the obscure Japanese comic to like it - its appeal should be universal.
If you're looking for a good excuse to lock yourself in your bedroom for a couple of hours, here it is…!
The Train: Escape To Normandy (Electronic Arts)
With three difficulty levels and a strong incentive to get to the end of the journey, this is one iron horse it would be shame to miss.
The extremely varied gameplay is complemented by a very noisy 128K tune on the front end - it doesn't sound like a Spectrum at all!
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