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	Issue 79      May 1988

Reviews

Name Publisher Rating Type Reviewer Pages HOL Alien Syndrome   C64 Ace 30/40 Eugene Lacey 60-61 Arkanoid 2: Revenge of Doh   Spectrum Imagine 32/40 Chris Jenkins 30-31 Barbarian   Amiga Palace 36/40 Chris Jenkins 58-59 Beyond Zork   C128 Review in unclear exactly which platforms were tested Activision/Infocom 37/40 Keith Campbell 72 Blood Valley   Amstrad Gremlin 22/40 Matt Bielby 46 Chernobyl   C64 US Gold 24/40 Matt Bielby 34 Demon Stalkers   C64 Electronic Arts 32/40 Ian Machin 21 Double Dragon   NES Capcom 31/40 Tony Takoushi 122-123 Fantasy Zone   Master System Sega 36/40 Tony Takoushi 123 The Flintstones   Atari ST,Amiga Review is unclear exactly which versions were tested, Atari ST screenshots shown Grandslam 30/40 Chris Jenkins 52 Galaga '88   Arcade Namco 118 Gothik   Spectrum Firebird 28/40 30-31 Herobotix   C64 Hewson 22/40 Chris Jenkins 64 Ikari Warriors   C64 Elite 28/40 Paul Boughton 36-37 Intrigue   C64 Mirrorsoft/Spectrum Holobyte 23/30 Keith Campbell 76 Kageki   Arcade Taito 119 Kung Fu Kid   Master System Sega 32/40 Tony Takoushi 122-123 Magnetron   C64 Firebird 30/40 Chris Jenkins 18-19 Northstar   Amstrad Gremlin 29/40 Paul Boughton 58-59 Okinawa   Spectrum Destiny 12/40 Paul Boughton 51 Pacland   C64 Quicksilva 24/40 Chris Jenkins 18-19 Pink Panther   Atari ST Magic Bytes 23/40 Eugene Lacey 42-43 Project Stealth Fighter   C64 MicroProse 34/40 Steve Badsey 70 Rim Runner   C64 Palace 34/40 Paul Boughton 36-37 Road Warrior   C64 CRL 15/40 Chris Jenkins 69 Samurai Warrior   C64 Firebird 32/40 Chris Jenkins 56 Sapiens   Atari ST Loriciels 22/40 Keith Campbell 78 Shanghai Karate   Amstrad Players 24/40 Chris Jenkins 56 Sherlock: The Riddle of the Crown Jewels   C64 Activision/Infocom 37/40 Keith Campbell 73 Sidewinder   Amiga Mastertronic 35/40 Mark Luckham 48 Slap Fight   Atari ST Imagine 24/40 Lee Paddon 69 Sophistry   Spectrum CRL 23/40 Matt Bielby 28 Teddy Boy   Master System Sega 26/40 Tony Takoushi 123 Teladon   Spectrum Destiny 29/40 Paul Boughton 51 Vulcan Venture   Arcade Konami 118-119 Wolfman   C64 CRL 31/40 Keith Campbell 75 World Soccer   Master System Sega 33/40 Tony Takoushi 123

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