Robocop 3 (Ocean)

Only five levels but they're big and pretty tough. Neat intro and repair scene, instant cart loading too.

World Cup Soccer - Italia '90 (Tronix)

Hellishly slow, this is a travesty of a game... Has nothing to do with the World Cup! There are much better football sims on the market.

Monty Python's Flying Circus (Tronix)

The game doesn't measure up to the show... It's nowhere near as good as it could've been.

Edd The Duck (Zeppelin Games)

Bright colours, good clear graphics and crisp sounds make this a must for all Edd the Duck fans.

Switchblade (GBH)

A tacky plot and unoriginal gameplay, but it's really atmospheric and it works - I love the way each portion of the map is only displayed as it's entered.... Mappers will love it.

The Ninja Collection (Ocean)

Three very similar games but only Dragon Ninja is any good... Isn't worth the tenner asking price.

Double Dynamite (Domark)

Highly recommended to programmers who want an example of how not to write computer games! Ordinary gameplayers should avoid it.

Champions (Krisalis)

If you really want a copy of Jahangir Khan World Championship Squash, buy it elsewhere. The other two games are barely worth the tape they're recorded on.

4 Most Balls, Boots And Brains (Alternative)

I've got to put the "boot" in 'cos it's a load of "balls" which no-one with "brains" would buy.

Space Gun (Ocean)

Colourful backdrops and the aliens are animated superbly... Includes a handy two-player option and ace inter-level screens.

PP Hammer And His Pneumatic Weapon (Demonware)

A big, if not overwhelmingly varied game. Fans of Rick Dangerous-style games should certainly take a look.

Potsworth And Co. (Hi-Tec)

One of the best platform games I've played for a very long time. The levels are really well-designed: perplexing, but never frustrating.

The Jetsons (Hi-Tec)

Hilarious cartoon animation and colourful backdrops... Let down by an idiotic multi-load system on tape.

Tai Chi Tortoise (Zeppelin Games)

Tai-Chi Tortoise is an average collect-'em-up that won't appeal to the bloodthirsty gits among you.

International Ninja Rabbits (Micro Value)

A continuation of Ninja Rabbits with improved gameplay and sprites - the rabbit and attacking sprites look more like live animals now.

Big Nose's American Adventure (Codemasters)

A real winner... With a two-player option and a really spiffy title page, the game's instantly playable.

Championship 3D Snooker (Zeppelin Games)

The 2D aiming system and 3D view of the shot works really well. And the presentation's just as good with a full tournament, knockout and league, plus great action replays and three camera angles.

Fun School 4 (Europress)

If you talked your parents into buying you a Commodore for Christmas by convincing them it was educational, then you'll probably be getting Fun School 4 for your birthday - you won't be disappointed either.

Titanic Blinky (Zeppelin Games)

Tight execution, strong gameplay and pots of character lift Titanic Blinky out of the ordinary, and make it one of the best games yet on the Zeppelin label.