Raiden (Atarisoft)

Crescent Galaxy (Atarisoft)

Goal! (Virgin Games)

The controls are simple and intuitive, and the ability to trap and control the ball is as useful as ever. But the bugs spoil it entirely. Sometimes you can't get through a single game without it crashing, never mind an entire competition.

Lethal Weapon (The Hit Squad)

The plot's based around the third in the series of films, with three separate missions to complete before you can move on to the fourth and final stage.

King's Quest (Kixx XL)

This quest has good puzzles and a decent storyline. Unfortunately, its graphics were almost certainly drawn by a five-year old, its interface is terrible and outdated and it costs a lot more than it's worth.

Infinity One: The Secret Of The First Disk (Isandis Industries International)

You need to have quite a commitment to learning about history - and oodles of patience! - before you learn to love this.

Robocop 3 (The Hit Squad)

Get this. You'll enjoy it.

WWF European Rampage (The Hit Squad)

It's sluggish, you can't do a lot and you end up falling over or kicking the enemy occasionally. In short, it's rubbish.

Acheton Plus Kingdom Of Hamil (Topologika)

Two classic games, both of which need intelligent effort to play.

The Last Days Of Doom Plus Hezarin (Topologika)

Absorbing and long lasting. Both adventures are good fun and well worth a look.

Evolution Dino Dudes (Atari)

Get this. It's lovable, it's fun, and it's intelligent.