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The action is incredibly addictive... By far the best Tengen conversion yet.
Adidas Championship Football (Ocean) (Commodore 64/128)
Awkward to get into with fiddly control system... so although it's challenging, most won't persevere.
A. M. C. (Dinamic) (Commodore 64)
Life in the military can be short, dull and over with abrupt brutality. So AMC may well pass as an accurate military sim!
Sonic Boom (Activision) (Amiga 500)
A basic "shoot everything that comes at you" game... Makes Xevious look sophisticated.
Fire And Brimstone (Firebird) (Amiga 500)
The graphics are nice to look at but hardly awesome, and the sound effects are mediocre. Four levels aren't that much either.
Ghosts 'N Goblins (Elite) (Amiga 500)
A nice-looking and very playable conversion of one of 1986's best coin-ops.
Ski Or Die (Electronic Arts) (Commodore 64)
For the masters of sports sims, this is a disappointing game. The Downhill Blitz is very poor and the Innertube Thrash is dull.
Hero's Quest (Sierra On-Line) (Amiga 500)
A marvellous romp through a wonderous land of sword and sorcery.
Sword Of Aragon (SSI/US Gold) (Amiga 500)
Sword Of Aragon is a good game, which is quite exciting in places. The running of cities combined with combat, and the opportunity to undertake quests, gives the game much depth.
Grimblood (Mastertronic) (Amiga 500)
While there's not a lot to get excited about in Grimblood, it will make you think and it's an interesting concept.
Manhunter 2: San Francisco (Sierra On-Line) (Amiga 500)
If you have a lot of patience and enjoyed the first Manhunter game you may warm to this follow-up, otherwise have a look at it before you invest.
Computer Adventures: The Secret Art (Amazon Systems) (Amstrad CPC/Commodore/Spectrum)
The publication - although claimed as a must for all adventurers - is chiefly aimed at those with an urge to write their own games.
Supertrux (Encore) (Commodore 64/128)
A good first impression... a game with bold and colourful vehicle sprites as well as attractive roadside graphics and a scrolling horizon with appropriate features.
Match Day II (The Hit Squad) (Commodore 64/128)
Rich in options but let down by the appalling slowness of the action. The stumpy players resemble geriatrics as they hobble around the pitch.
A Question Of Sport (Encore) (Commodore 64/128)
Playing solo is dull, but two-player games are good fun and there are plenty of questions to keep you busy for a while.
Escape From Singe's Castle (Encore) (Commodore 64/128)
With eight very different sections, Escape From Singe's Castle offers good variety.
Yogi's Great Escape (Hi-Tec) (Commodore 64)
It's obviously a bit repetitive going back to level one when you lose all your lives, but for a budget game it's very playable.
Little Puff (Codemasters) (Commodore 64/128)
The graphics are Spectrum-esque and dull and sound is minimal.
Live And Let Die (Encore) (Commodore 64/128)
Success depends rather too much on remembering the twists and turns of the river - but it looks good, and plays okay.
Turrican (Rainbow Arts) (Amiga 500)
Brilliant... Amazing... The greatest blast I've seen on the Amiga and one to really get the blood racing!
The graphics are good, different for each level and with very smooth multi-directional scrolling.
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