Fruity Frank (Amstrad CPC464)

Very well executed... Ranks in the top five Amstrad originals.

Pole Position (BBC Model B)

The sound effects are reasonable, although the squeal of tyres in a skid is more of a squeak.

Bomb Scare (Spectrum 48K)

The graphics are fairly good and the animation effective, especially of Boris.

Olympic Challenge (Spectrum 48K)

Comparing this with Ocean's, Activision's or Quicksilva's superb Olympics simulations, you just can't help concluding that you'd get far better value saving up for one of them.

Breakdance (Commodore 64)

Graphics and sound are of a high variety of tunes played.

Big Ben (Commodore 64)

Standard stuff, and the storyline is hardly enough to make your imagination run riot.

Demons Of Topaz (Commodore 64)

A disappointment: it's slow, there's precious little sound, the graphics are average and the control you have over the character is also not quite spot-on.

Dungeons Of BA (Commodore 64)

The game is very large, hence disk only, so should provide many pleasurable hours of dungeoneering.

Artic Troll (Spectrum 48K)