Storm Warrior (Commodore 64)

The background music sounds vaguely classical and the graphics are a bit sparse and coarse... The flashing lightning adds to the mood.

Quo Vadis (Commodore 64)

The main attraction of the game has to be the splendidly generous 118 caverns to explore.

Daley Thompson's Decathlon (Commodore 64)

The graphics, although attractive, do not give a realistic impression.

Decathlon (Commodore 64)

There are few sound effects but the stunningly realistic graphics definitely take the gold.

Wanted: Monty Mole (Spectrum 48K)

Lively graphics and animation and, in true platforms and puzzles tradition, good entertainment.

Xanadu Cottage/Ebony Tower (BBC Model B)

Both games on the one cassette at under £8 represents good value.

Custard Pie Fight (Acorn Electron)

Far from original... Once you've got the hang of the quick finger-work there's nothing left to accomplish.

Mad Monty (Dragon 32)

There's no joystick option and irritatingly the Break key isn't disabled, so as you use the cursor keys it's easy to stab the wrong button in error.

Red Meanies (Dragon 32/64)

A good game with some neat fast graphics plus Salamander's usual high quality packaging.

Operation Safras (Dragon 32)

Good value for money... The sound, graphics and presentation is a distinct improvement on Pettigrew's Diary.

Toppler (Dragon 32)

A very frustrating game, which seems to have that 'just one more go' quality to it.

The Micro Enquirer: Spectrum (Spectrum 48K)

Getting Started With Basic (European Machines)

Interfacing The BBC Micro (BBC Model B)

Machine Code Games Routines For The Commodore 64 (Commodore 64)

Graphics For The Commodore 64 Computer (Commodore 64)

Back To The Greek (Spectrum 48K)