Gregory Loses His Clock (Mastertronic)

Gregory Loses His Clock is simply wonderful! Buy it today, and I guarantee you will never regret it.

Operation Gunship (Codemasters)

Operation Gunship is the best budget game of this month, well worth a Smash.

Continental Circus (Virgin/Mastertronic)

Varied weather, much screaming round bends at breakneck speed and the thrill of winning make Continental Circus well worth forking out for.

Alien Syndrome (RAD)

You can get hours of playability out of this, and the meanness of the aliens gets greater as you progress, making it a real challenge.

British Super League (Cult)

If this game wasn't bad enough already, the amount of time you have to wait while the computer calculates all its bits and pieces is simply ridiculous.

Cobra Force (Players Premier)

Cobra Force is really the budget equivalent of games like Silkworm: if you're looking for a very basic shoot 'em up, here it is.

The Footballer (Cult Games)

Not surprisingly, all these Cult games are written by the same person! But their quality is so low that I do wonder who Cult think they are selling to.

International Football (Cult)

If you feel you need to add another football manager game to the million you already have gathering dust on the shelf then look at this.

Iron Lord (Ubisoft)

Things would have been livened up a bit if there were a few more tasks to perform, or more people to visit.

Moving Target (Players Premier)

A great blast and should give you hours of play.

Mister Heli (Firebird)

A good, fun shoot 'em up, even if the graphics could've been better.

Panther (Mastertronic)

Original, well presented, playable and provides a challenge for even the hardened gamesplayer.

Passing Shot (Image Works)

I've never seen the Sega original of this game, but tennis coin-ops are a bit of a rarity, and judging by Passing Shot on the Spectrum there should be more.

Protector (Mastertronic)

Presentation is a strong point, with an excellent loading and title screen, but surprisingly no music to cheer things up.

Shinobi (Virgin/Mastertronic)

Shinobi, like most other oriental kick-'em-in's is instantly playable and you can bet your last yen it will take a fair time for you to rescue the kiddies and avert disaster.

Soccer 7 (Cult)

There is just so much a poor reviewer can take of these football management games, and I'm almost at bursting point.

Soldier Of Light (RAD)

The graphics are okay, even if they are all in monochrome, but the game is so slow.

Strider (Capcom)

Strider doesn't hold anything new, but if you think you can stand the controls and are up for an arcade shoot-'em-up, take a look.

Super Tank Simulator (Codemasters)

Super Tank Simulator is almost guaranteed to be a sure fire hit.