Parasol Stars (Taito) (Amiga 500)

Deserves to do well as it is a very good game. It just doesn't deserve the many accolades and cries of 'classic' that it's more than likely to get, simply because the first two were so good.

Space Crusade (Gremlin) (Amiga 500)

The pros outnumber the cons and make Space Crusade a very worthwhile product, especially with the prospect of plenty of data disks to liven things up.

Space Gun (Ocean) (Amiga 500)

A competent enough conversion all right. But it's not outstanding - and I'm not sure that everyone was as big a fan of the arcade game as I was.

Elvira II: The Jaws Of Cerberus (Accolade) (Amiga 500)

A decent RPG, marred by excessive disk swapping... With plenty of monsters, good combat and magic systems, and a large landscape to explore, there's plenty to keep you entertained.

Titus The Fox (Fox Hits) (Amiga 500)

A very playable and fun game and an excellent follow-up to The Blues Brothers.

Myth (System 3) (Amiga 500)

He may have started life on the C64 as a boy, but Myth has made it onto the Amiga and become a man.

Vroom (Ubisoft) (Amiga 500)

The first thing that will strike you about Vroom is the speed - it feels great when you zoom away from a crash and go through the gears at high speed.

Pinball Dreams (21st Century Entertainment) (Amiga 500)

This is a surprising game, providing well-produced and highly addictive entertainment.

Race Drivin' (Domark) (Amiga 500)

Incorporates all the original tracks and features from the original Hard Drivin', so you're essentially getting two games for the price of one.

Golden Axe (Virgin Games) (Amiga 500)

You can't go wrong with this. It's a dead-spit of its excellent big brother in sound, graphics and playability.

Deflektor (Prism) (Amiga 500)

Not bad at all, as puzzle games go. You might find it does get a tad difficult in later stages.

Viz (Tronix) (Amiga 500)

The look of Viz has been captured brilliantly... but it's not much of a game: the programmers seem to have relied solely on the licence and not on gameplay.

Beyond The Ice Palace (Encore) (Amiga 500)

You'd think you were playing this on a C64...! The music and playability both match the standard of graphics and, all in all, produce a completely unplayable and unjoyful game.

Puffy's Saga (The Hit Squad) (Amiga 500)

Although it looks good and sounds good, it plays quite tediously.