The Micro User 4.01 (BBC/Electron)

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Genre:	Compilation Of Arcade Games
Publisher:	Database
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	BBC Model B, BBC Model B+, BBC Master 128, Acorn Electron
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st March 1986
Original Release Price:	£1.25
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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The Micro User 4.01
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Adventurous English (Highlight)

Highlight has produced a top quality program, and one which will prove to be very useful in the classroom.

Citadel (Superior)

The game is well programmed, with excellent graphics and sound.

Moon Buggy (Kansas City)

The game is very playable but the novelty soon wore off, probably because it didn't offer anything particularly new.

Stairway To Hell (Software Invasion)

I believe Stairway to Hell has got what it takes.

Car Cure (Simtron)

This program deserves to succeed.

Phantom Combat Simulator (Doctorsoft)

After Aviator, it is the best flight simulation I've seen on the BBC Micro.

Tell The Time (Duckworth)

The first and third program share an annoying aspect - after every single question you return to the score screen, with the option to have another question.