Genre: | Compilation Of Arcade Games |
Publisher: | Database |
Cover Art Language: | English |
Machine Compatibility: | Acorn Electron |
Release: | Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order |
Original Release Date: | 1st November 1984 |
Original Release Price: | £1.00 |
Market Valuation: | £1.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
Author(s): | - |
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Beyond Basic (BBC Publications)
This is an excellent manual which I strongly recommend.
The ROMs are rather exposed; I would have preferred them to be under some sort of cover... But I can't really find fault with its operation.
Despite being written in Basic it's a very nice game to play and is about average difficulty.
It may not be the most original game ever written, but the graphics and sound facilities have been used well to give an enjoyable and addictive game which is good value for money.
Simonsoft Sprites V2 has to be one of the best things for programmers wanting to write good programs since the Electron itself.
Parents and teachers can feel quite reassured that the educational purpose is fully achieved in this splendid cassette.
If your interest in astronomy is perhaps dormant, this is a super program to awaken it!
Johnathan Griffiths' discussion of macros and program structure, and his routine for poking the screen are fantastic, making this an absolute must.
Practical Programs For The Electron (Granada)
Contains 14 useful listings, but more than that it will allow the user to gain familiarity with the micro so that one's own programming more closely resembles the well-structured approach of the Bishops.
Hopper And Snapper Rom Cartridges (Acornsoft)
The actual games themselves are no different to the cassette versions, but are far more convenient on ROM cartridges.
In an application where user-friendliness has to be a prime consideration, I cannot really recommend this very highly.
This game will provide a good deal of entertainment and is great fun to play.
A competent piece of programming but for the complete novice only.
Mushroom Printer Interface And User Port (Mushroom)
A very nice unit, well constructed, and assuming that you are prepared to do your own research on the VIA can be definitely recommended.
Discover Your Electron (Century)
A useful stocking filler... And plenty of room to doodle in the margins!
The graphics are not elaborate, but in a program of this kind they hardly need to be.
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