| Genre: | Unknown Genre Type |
| Publisher: | Future Publishing |
| Cover Art Language: | English |
| Machine Compatibility: | Atari ST |
| Release: | Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order |
| Original Release Date: | 1st March 1993 |
| Original Release Price: | £3.95 |
| Market Valuation: | £3.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Item Weight: | 90g |
| Author(s): | - |
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Certainly lives up to the expectations created by the original. It's got great graphics and can be an addictive game to play. However, if you get stuck you start to get bored and irritated.
Brilliant. Great 3D graphics and brilliant gameplay make Pool even better than Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker.
Stunning graphics in a massive adventure that could take you ages to complete. But the control mechanism is extremely cumbersome.
Your ST's the perfect place to play such a statistic-filled game as this, but it's so slow that you could probably play a board game version of it just as fast.
A brilliant arcade adventure with cutesy graphics. An astounding multi-player game. It's virtually a classic already.
Every single aspect of the game is under your control, and this, combined with the excellent presentation, pushes every other footy sim on the market into the Sunday League.
A competent, straightforward platform game. Quite manic and a good challenge.
Sensible Soccer v1.1 (Mindscape International Inc)
A game which should be in every discerning game-player's collection. Slick presentation, great graphics, smooth scrolling and spot-on sound effects.
Three of the five games almost justify the asking price on their own. However, two of the games are tat.
Bignose The Caveman (Codemasters)
Fun, cartoon graphics with a cutesy sense of humour. You can't help liking it, even if you can finish it off in a couple of hours.
Noddy's Playtime (The Jumping Bean Company)
Bright, cheerful and fun and packed with playability. However, you can't help thinking that some of the activities are too advanced for the target age group.
One of the better arcade blasts, with lots of baddies and every few levels some really nasty baddies just in case you thought the other baddies weren't bad enough.
Coyote Dave's Poker (Goodmans PD)
There are sampled sound effects and an excellent help function. It plays a pretty mean game of poker too.
Although it seems a bit on the dull side at first, it slowly grips you as you grow increasingly frustrated.
As with all 3D Construction Kit games it moves fairly slowly, and you spend a lot of time trying to do simple things like climb stairs without falling off the edge. If you can put up with that, it's worth exploring.
Fred The Frisky Flea (Page 6 PD)
You get a warm satisfying feeling when you get through a level.
The gameplay style is in the Llamatron mould. It's nowhere near as smooth, hectic or addictive, though.
The graphics are on the small side, and things a tad jerky, but it comes into its own when there's a few of you blasting the hell out of each other.
Dotman, Dam Town And Mr. Marble (Goodmans PD)
Not a collection to set the heart racing... Although it's bug-free and reasonably put together, the basic game ideas are lacking.
Ultimately a disappointment... Designed to work in all resolutions, the program's bugs are its undoing.
It's great fun the first couple of occasions and is a good answer to those people who come round, take one look at your ST and ask what it can do.
Suffers from common demo problems: too many scrolling text lines and not enough imagination.
A real bargain. Options enable you to define the size and orientation of the printout and you can also crop sections of the printout.
A couple of the real-time graphics effects are good, but otherwise average. We'd recommend turning the volume down too.
Monotari Finance Manager (Caledonia PD)
Complete with full printing options, this is a well-written and professional looking utility.
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