Ghostbusters II (Activision)

Movie blockbuster makes a pretty good transition to small screen.

Toobin (Tengen)

Average coin-op converted to make an average game.

Action Fighter (Rainbird)

Great first stage but lacking in lasting appeal.

Sporting Triangles (CDS)

Lots of questions. Not much fun.

Pictionary (Domark)

Good fun and costs a lot less that the actual board game that weighs in at a hefty £20.

Purple Saturn Day (Exxos)

Lovely to look at but a bit funny to play with.

Power Drift (Activision)

Far from perfect but Power Drift wins in the end. Its playability wins through over some dodgy features. A triumph over adversity.

Avon (Topologika)

Although it a pleasure to find adventure games which aren't full of spelling mistakes, Avon is a bit of a let-down for a Shakespearian scholar such as myself and Murdac is merely average adventure fair.

Ghouls 'N Ghosts (US Gold)

A great game, well converted and vast in size.

Jet Ski Simulator (Codemasters)

An above average race game with above average sound.

Spitfire (Encore)

This is not an original idea but it is an original game and should give several hours of senseless shooting.

Soccer 7 (Cult Games)

Play it with your mates and you'll have a ball.

Fighting Soccer (Activision)

Fairly wonky soccer sim. Nice name, nothing to back it up.

Spherical (Rainbow Arts)

The further you get, the more outrageously tricky the screen layouts become... If you're desperately keen on action-puzzle solving, then this is one for you.

After The War (Dinamic)

The playability is definitely there, but it's simply too hard. If only the programmers would ease up on their rabid determination to make their games impossible, they could be onto a winner.

Stunt Car Racer (Microstyle)

Highly stylish mega road race.

Myth (System 3)