Machine | Review Of | Quote | Score | ||
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![]() | Dragon 32 | Editext (Nectarine) | Entering text is straightforward, but editing less so... As good a program as you could expect for the price. | 64% | |
![]() | Dragon 32 | Filmastr (Microdeal) | Quite a powerful program for its price, despite being less easy to use than one might wish. | 74% | |
![]() | Oric 48K | Oric Calc (Tansoft) | Certain parts were a little slow, but in general I found the program worked well, as long as you kept a clear head. | 75% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | ACOS+ (Melbourne House) | Free game, reasonable price... ACOS-written programs need it to run so it's useless for commercial purposes. | 70% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Aquanaut (Interceptor Micros) | For anyone who likes Scramble-type games I recommend this one. | 60% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Frantic Freddie (Audiogenic) | Appallingly addictive and will keep you amused for hours... Each screen is accompanied by a new, brilliantly performed piece of music. | 89% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Triple Tournament (Terminal) | The graphics do not incorporate many new or good techniques... I won't write it off because it is better than some games although there is plenty of room for improvement. | 36% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Beach Head (U. S. Gold) | Makes very good use of your computer's graphics and sound abilities. | 78% | |
![]() | TI99/4A | Escape From Mica (PiKaDee) | At the most difficult, you score 60 points per item, there's fewer items and much smaller walls. | 66% | |
![]() | TI99/4A | Rivets/Charset 2 (Stainless) | Although fun at first, this lacks sufficient variety to give it a lasting addictive quality. | 54% | |
![]() | TI99/4A | Motor Cross/Rally Cross (Stainless) | If the games had differed more, I would have considered this fair value for money. | 68% | |
![]() | TI99/4A | Ophyss (Stainless) | A good game that would be even better if in machine code on another computer. | 89% | |
![]() | TI99/4A | Progpack (T. Wilmott) | What more could any software-hungry TI owner want,? Excellent games at a giveaway price. | 91% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Where's My Bones? (Interceptor Micros) | Precision is required... One or two pixels make all the difference. | 40% | |
![]() | Memotech | Reversi (Continental) | Reversi is well-written and beautifully presented. | 91% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Tales Of The Arabian Nights (Interceptor Micros) | Excellent graphics, although your playing man lacks detail... Music plays continually throughout. | 74% | |
![]() | BBC Model B | Brainstorm (Virgin Games) | A great game requiring thought... Brainstorm can be put on a parallel with chess and must be just as, if not more, complicated. | 79% | |
![]() | Sord M5 | Devil Bird (CGL) | The incredibly powerful graphics and sound capabilities of the Sord cannot be fully exploited by the rather simple Basic-I and this fact becomes painfully obvious in this game. | 55% | |
![]() | Commodore 64 | Kensington (Leisure Genius) | The hardest level plays a testing game... Perhaps this version will appeal to board-games, but it didn't really excite me. | 71% | |
![]() | Spectrum 48K | Zenji (Activision) | A game that makes you think... Worth adding to your collection. | 94% |