The Micro User 5.09 (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 November 1987
Original Release Price:	£1.25
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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The Micro User 5.09
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The Micro User 5.09
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BBC Model B 5.25" Disc

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Magazine Reviews (9)

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Palace Of Magic (Superior/Acornsoft)

I foresee many more late nights of problem-solving for a lot of adventurers.

Suds (Riverdale)

A truly addictive adventure which requires as much thinking and planning as key tapping.

Ransack (Audiogenic)

Brian Jacks' Superstar Challenge (Ricochet)

You have to complete the test to move onto round two (the same events again) but I rarely have the patience to do it.

The Puppetman (Larsoft)

Buy it: You won't be disappointed.

Star Clash (Gremlin)

Star Clash is a very enjoyable, budget-priced trip around the universe with a hefty helping of zapping thrown in for good measure.

Megarok (Bug Byte)

I can't recommend Megarok: Put your money towards one of the Acornsoft/Superior compilation tapes and play the original Meteors.

The Living Daylights (Domark)

A nightmare... The mediocre graphics and animation are matched only by the boring, repetitive, gameplay.

Rik The Roadie (Alternative)

The graphics are neat and interesting, and the various sections of the game, which all require different playing skills, are well linked by an unusual theme.