Converting a laser-disc to the colour-challenged Spectrum?! It's a brave attempt... which doesn't come off. Sorry, Software Projects. Read Review

The graphics may be well detailed and colourful - it's surviving long enough to see them that causes the problems! Read Review

The Spectrum version, while remaining true to the arcade on lots of counts, still lacks an element of playability, which makes it unaddictive. Read Review

A big disappointment, having neither stunning graphics or exciting gameplay... And the multi-loads are a pain. Read Review

You have different controls in different sections, but basically each routine is a matter of learning to make the correct joystick movements in the right order. It's more like being a laboratory rat than playing a game. Read Review

I think it was a bad idea to attempt a conversion of this magnitude, unless you were sure to produce a workable game. Shame. Read Review

Undeniably good value, but technically a bit dubious. By all means rush out and buy it but don't expect to be glued to it for the rest of your life or anything. Read Review

More a matter of trial and error than of skill or reflexes... which doesn't make for a particularly exciting game. Read Review

Reviewed in the annual Attack Of The Flickering Skeletons.