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HE SAID HE'D BE BACK! 2 6It's an Arnie invasion in CVG this month! Terminator 2 - Judg-ment Day lines up for EXCLUSIVE reviews on NES and in yourtab fourth issue of GO!, Game Boy! And if that's not enough,an update on the original Terminator game on Megadrive ANDan EXCLUSIVE look at the same game on the Master System!Your fingers must be burning with the heat!

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Yows MA(18146 41He's the man they can't gag and his girlfriend's a hag. Bri-tain's answer to something very poor indeed answers lettersand invites you to give him a gobful of slavedMEGADRIVE VS SUPER NES- THIS TIME IT'S WAR! 5 3The Super NES is released in the UK this Spring! And youcan bet your bottom dollar that Sega will be pushing forwardthe launch date for the Mega CD. To help you fight your waythrough the hype. CVG brings you a special four page pul-lout as we put the two head-to-head - which one comes outtops?CHEAT MODE 5 9He's the man in the known universe who wears shades inthe middle of winter. Mind you, they are cool Ray Ban's. He'sPaul Rand. he's everyone's hero and he's ready with abunch of supercool tips - just for you.THE RETURN OFTHE CVG CHALLENGE! 7 " ;It's back! The CVG Challenge returns due to popular de-mand, as ace Speedball rplayer Matthew Pont takes on thelads at his lave game b u t the sneaky CVG trio have a trickup their sleeves!THE OFFICIAL UKHIGH SCORES CHART! 7 E,Sultry Sadie perches her fruity frame at the helm of the good

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AZZA'S ARCADE ACTION 8 8Bloody hell! Jaz Rignall bursts forth from the Southend ar-cades to bring news of Xexex, Pang sequel Tumble Pop andmews of the incredible Star Trek pinball table!

REVIEWS 9 9hat a lot we've got for you this ish! Empire Strikes Back onES! Chuck Rock and Corporation on Megadrive! Loom onD-ROM! And the brand new Indiana Jones adventure!here's so much here you'll fill your pants - and probablyomebody eise's too!

‘Aie lcome to another action-packing, thrill stacking,v v gob smacking issue of Britain's greatest gamesmagi Inside these very pages you'll find all the latestand greatest games on your machine • and whateveryou got for Christmas you can bet your booties wecover it here!

First off, check out the incredible latest issue ofGOI nestling gently inside these lovely pages. Insideyou'll find the world's first EVER review of the in-credible Terminator 2, Robocop 2 Exclusive and somuch other great stuff you won't believe your eyes! infact it's stuffed with so much hand-held action it mightjust stunt your growth, so handle with care...

If T2 on the Gameboy ain't enough, we've alsoscooped the game on NES for the full Nintendo treat-ment. And if that still leaves you with any breath left,we've weighed in with Exclusive previews of the gameon Megadrive and Master System. Woo!

Once you've recovered from that, check out our in-credible pull-out Mega CD v Super NES special andtab games including Monkey Island Ill, Speedball2020 Baseball...the list is almost endless!

So prepare yourself for some of the latest and grea-test goodies in the world, and keep writing in withyour comments, tips, hints, recipes, shopping lists, de-sert island discs, cash, banker's drafts, certifiedcheques, indecently large diamonds, crown Jewelsand anything else that might give us a laugh - 'costhat's what keeps us making mags as good as this!See ya next ish.

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AN E.5_11EAWOT A SPAMMY GET!By the lime you read this, yours truly should be rubbing shoul-ders with all sorts of famous people amidst the glitz and glamourof Las Vegas! I'm there to report on the CES Show, where zil-lions of great new games are unveiled to journos from across theworld! This is where all the big-time games publishers unleashtheir latest goodies on the world, and well be there for the in-depth reportlSo look out for next ish, which should be stuffed with more whitehot Exclusive games news than anyone can handle, togetherwith a full report on some pretty sad antics with those bloody fruitmachines...

DRAW THE BOYS FORFAME AND FORTUNE!Wowzat We had a lab response to our Draw The Boys compolast month. in which we asked you to draw piccies of us just likethose you find on CVG's review pages! For sad shamblers whomissed it, we asked you to draw hilarious piccies of the CVGteam and we're putting up a Megadrive for the very best of the lotand free software to whovever we think deserves itl So if youwant the chance of winning, get that skill pic in to: THE BESTMAG EVER, CVG, PRIORY COURT, 30-32 FARRINGDONLANE, LONDON EC1R 3AU. Meanwhile, here are a few we likethe look off

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quite some time ago,but ifs been through quite afew changes since then. Thegame is a networked fourplayer shoot 'em up. featur-ing elements of strategy andsneaky cunning. The playersdrive (if that's the right word)huge, dirt stomping Robotsarmed with missiles and la- A Csers.

The object is very simple. fi nd your opponents and blowthem to ob-liviont The computer is there to make things difficult - •for you though, sending out armed drones to hamper your pro-gress. The action takes place in a large maze of skyscrapers,plenty of hiding places for you and your enemy. You can'tleave the city though, 'cos a huge laser fence will vaporiseyou if you try it and the perimeter laser lowers won't let younear it anyway. You can wander around at will, or call up ablueprinted map to help you find your way around. We'veplayed early versions and the verdict is awesome, Look for a •full review soon! - •

DACTYL NIGHTMAREWhat's the scariest dino-

saur of all? I'll tell you,it's the Pterodactyl. This fear-some creature ruled theskies millions of years agountil evolution came alongand invented the sparrow.Dactyl Knightmare is one ofthe most effective uses of Vir-tual Reality ever. Up to fourplayers can participate andthe object of the game issimple. You simply runaround a maze of platforms

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CYBER QUESTC yber Quest is so hot thatnot a lot is known aboutit. We can tell you it's a threedimensional RPG along thelines of TV's Knightmareshow Featuring wizards andwarriors galore, this is yourchance to become Conanthe Barbarian or at least asclose as you can get. It's ex-pected in Spring 92, so itshouldn't be too long beforewe have some more informa-tion. Watch this space!

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something!Top Gear (which may be released as Top Racer) has to

rank as the holiest racing cart yet on the Super NES (Fami-corn), and one of the greatest head-to-head console laffs ever!

When the Big Ed himself rushes into the office with a pre-production cart, makes funny shapes with his face and gesticu-lates all Over the place you know he's got something verygood (or a dose of something very bad).

Top Gear puts you in the driving seat of some of the swan-kiest cars around at tracks across the world. Race against thecomputer or a mate for maximum laffs and select either Autoor Manual gears depending on how good you are!

What really makes Top Gear stand out is the fact that it'sbeing programmed by none other than Gremlin - the publish-ers behind the outrageously succesful Lotus Turbo Esprit. Youknow its got to be good!

Due for release by Kerma in Japan very soon, with Europefollowing later, this is definitely one to keep both eyes openfor. Watch out for the full review the very microsecond it'sready to roll!

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WORLD CUP '92!N o sooner has one Work! Cup finished, than another onegets ready to launch itself. The competition In question isthe Cricket World Cup - whool This very exciting tournamenthas been signed up by Si3undware International who are aswe speak creating a game to match the pace of the license

All the World Cup sides will be there to choose from - in-cluding South Africa who have just been allowed to comeback to world cricket. Amiga-owning cricket fans could well beinterested to know that World Cup Cricket is pencilled in fora January 12th release at a price of E29.99.

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GAMESMASTER IS HERE!A ?ter months of hard work, the computer and video gamesshow Gamesmester has finally hit our TV screens. Thefirst programme was shown on January 7Ih and will run for an-other nine weeks.

If you missed the first show, don't worry - you only missedJohn Fashanu playing Manchester United Europe as well as awhole host of CVG beds doing their •thang- o n t h e b o x !Future episodes will fea-ture such big names asboxer Gary Mason, tennisgirly Annabel Croft andsnooker star Jimmy White.Each will be playing gamesbased upon their own sports(hard to guess what Jimmywill be playing, eh?) either ontheir own or against mem-bers of the public.

It's the first time a realcomputer and video gamestelly show has beenscreened, but what do youthink of it? Why not write toYOB and give him yourthoughts1

TURKEYS OF PREY?It's egg-on-yer-face time for Argonaut Software, the pro-' gramming team fronted by Jez San, who created the in-credible Starglider II amongst other things. Their long-awaitedsuper sim Birds Of Prey has arrived at last - and its a bit of asad case, to tell the truth.

Yes, there are the forty different planes featured aspromised, but there are a few snags. The flight control panelis the same for each plane, for one. Very realistic, huh? Thenthere's the ground objects - or rather, the lack of them. Acouple of hills and that's about it, really. But the most disap-pointing point is the outrageously slow update speed, makingthe game a chore instead of a joy to play.

Considering Birds Of Prey has been in production foraround four years, it's not unfair to say that the finished articleis a bit of a disappointment. so don't say you weren't warned.

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TAKE BEVERLY HILLSH as anyone ever heard ofa film called The TakingOf Beverly Hills? if you have(and, more importantly, if youenjoyed it) you'll be pleasedto discover that there's soonto be a game based on themovie, courtesy of Accolade!

Called The Taking OfBeverly Hills, the player willtake the role of BoomerHayes, footballing herocaught up in a web of in-trigue, suspense and action!

Featuring digitised graphics and sound from the film, TheTaking Of Beverly Hills includes over 120 different screensand multiple perspectives. It'll be initially released on the PCearly this year at a price yet to be announced.

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CUTE 'N' CUDDLY ATARIA hhh, aren't those Atari lot a load of old softies. They linkedup with a teeny mag to run a competition to design a T-shirt for the RSPCA. The design chosen by telly smart-pieceMichaele Strachan and a Neighbours person was created byElinor Jefferies from Chippenham, seen here wearing a shirton which is printed her prize-winning piccy. Elinor's prize? AnAtari 1040ST. with four runners-up receiving an Atari Lynx.

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0833 500 843At the end of each month we'll pick one luckypeep out of the hat and, lithe lucky blighter is agenuine customer, we'll give away the consolethat dreams are made of! It's as simple as that.So, put on your special telephone pantaloonsand get dialling.Special note: 11 you're under 18, make sure that theperson who pays the bill has given you permissionbefore you start dialling. Calls are charged at 36p perminute (off peak) and 48p per minute (peak rate).

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COSMETICSURGERYIn•keeping with Lucasfilm'spolicy of making their gamessimpler to play, a number ofcosmetic changes have beenmade to the sequel to the ex-cellent Secret Of Monkey Is-land. Graphically, Monkey Is-land 2 is more detailed andamusing, and the mouse-driven selection system hasbeen streamlined to use onlya handul of verbs. When thecursor is placed over an ob-ject, that object's name isshown on-screen and thepossible actions to do withthat object are highlighted.On picking up objects in thegame, a picture of, say, a pir-ate's hat (if that's what youhave picked up) is shown, asopposed to just printing thetext "A pirate hat- - a l l l i t t l ethings which mean a lot interms of Monkey Island 2'sease of use.

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MEET LOTSOF VERYINTERESTINGPEOPLEAs with the original game,there are a variety of charac-ters in Monkey island 2whom Guybrush can meetand interact with. Old facessuch as the voodo lady MoJoand Stan (who's switchedtrades from boat salesman toused coffin vendor) minglewith new ones including Cap-tain Dread (so called be-cause of his cool dreadlocks)and Governor Phatt, thebloated dictator of Phatt Is-land - most of the characterseither own something whichyou need or know informa-tion vital to Threepwood'seventual defeat of LeChuckand discovery of The BigWhoop!

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words which describe myview of Secret Of MonkeyIs land 2 - L e Chuc k 'sRevenge. The first Monkey

Undwerwater I s l a n d ga me was grea t -Saffs ahoy!44 e fi l l m ay be even b et te r than In-

diana Jones and The LastCrusade - bu t this , this

soars way over Its prequel in terms of qualityand quantity. It really is a massive adventure,but at the same time totally absorbing. I man-aged to finish the first section in what I thoughtwas perhaps an hour, but imagine my surprisewhen I glanced at my watch to find that threehours had passed and I'd missed my bus andthe pubs were shut - and imagine my disbeliefwhen I told myself that I wasn't bothered be-cause I'd enjoyed myself so much! Lucasfilm'snew 'MUSE music system is incredible and sim-ply has to be witnessed to appreciate just whata difference it makes to the overall package n opausing between tracks, no massive and imme-diate differences in styles between one piece ofmusic and the next; the tunes just flow into eachother and change with the mood of the game!Everything about Secret Of Monkey Island 2 -LeChuck's Revenge says Quality, so buy it!

PAUL RAND1Febbyfiresidefun

SO WHAT THE HELL ISTHIS MUSE JOBBY?Previous Lucasfilm adventures have been known for theirstunning soundtracks. Now there's a new system in town toimpress lovers of great game music even morel It's callediMUSE and it stands for Interactive MUsic and Sound Effectsand what it basically means is that, instead of the normal pro-cess of a new musical score being played when a different lo-cation is visited, the soundtrack actually adjusts itself - with-out any breaks in between - to fit the mood of the players' ac-tions and position. This new system adds an incredibleamount of atmosphere to the game; for the first time thesound is an integral part of the action as opposed to just anice extra.

REVIEWWhat the hell am I doing sathere wri ting this whe n Ishould be playing MonkeyII? This game Is so totallybrill it's got to be seen to bebelieved. Only the n wi l lyou be gobsmacked by thesuperb graphics, bowledover b y th e i nc re di bl eMUSE sound system and

rib-ticklingly totally by the hysterically funnyhumour of the game. Like the rest of the worldI though Monkey I was the best game of lastyear. The sequel scoops its crown and adds afew diamonds for good measure, because i timproves on every single aspect of an originalwhich nobody thought could be beaten. Justlike the original i t's one tough mutha o f anarcade adventure too, and you'll be scratchingyour head for quite a while before everythingfalls neatly into place and this weird and won-derful game is finally completed. Already Mon-key il has staked a claim to the best game of thisyear, and i t's only just started! Hard to seeanything similar topping this, so buy it NOW!

TIM BOONE imE

TRAVEL THE WORLDRid Scabb Island of Largo LaGrande and Captain Dread willlet you charter his boat. Unfortunately; the Cap'n Only knowsthe way to three islands - Scabb itself, Phatt Island. home ofthe treacheroub Governor Phatt - and Booty Island, paradisehome of Governor Marley. Wait a minute; didn't Guybrushhave a girlfriend called Marley in the first Monkey Islandgame? And wasn't she a governor too? Worth checking out, ifyou ask us!

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Amiga and ST owners outthere can expect conver-sions in the not-too-distant!There are also vague ru-mours of CD malarkey onconsoles - well keep youposted..

EASY ORHARD-YOU CHOOSE!Because many people com-plain that Lucasfilm's graphicadventures are too difficult,the programmers have in-cluded two versions of thegamer An easy version con-tains less puzzles but alsofewer locations, whilst the fullgame, for experiencedplayers, has the lot! What-ever option you choose,here's a handy tip - seek OutMoJo the voodo lady assoon as possible, becauseshe's got vital informationwhich will help you in yourquest (go down to theswamp)!

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No window is safe. No fence is toohigh. The paperboy is determinedto deliver the paper to hissubscribers any way he can.Tossing papers left and right, ridingin three directions, jumpinganything, this free-wheeling carriervisits more neighbourhoods andhouses, faces more targets andobstacles, in more vivid coloursthan ever before.Plus, rod stunt riding and BMXtracks in bonus rounds. Choose toride as either Paperboy orPapergirl too!

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planet alone, eh? Coming down here,taking over our bodies and changing theirshapes - sheesh, the cheek of it! Who's goingto put a stop to these mutant scum? A robotor a bloke who looks exactly like Elvis Pres-ley, that's who! Kitted out with some meanweapons, one of these guys is all that standsbetween peace and world domination byouter-space creeps! So pick up that artilleryand go kick some ass across sixteen stageswhich make up four missions. Collect energyalong the way so that you don't get creamed,and above all remember - you're not on a pic-nic, you're on an alien massacre so give 'emhell, boyeeet

Allen Storm may not be thegreatest arcade game of alltime, but it is a pretty goodlaugh even if it does havedrawbacks i n t h eplayability stakes. So howdoes the Master Systemversion m easu re u p ?Pretty well, actually. It hasto be said that this le a very

good conversion of the arcade original, but thatsimply doesn't make It a great game. Graphi-cally it's as good as you could expect andsound is OK, but Alien Storm simply isn't thetype of game you want to keep coming back to.It's great for a few goes in the arcades, but whenIt comes to splashing out notes for the catridgeyou have to ask yourself how long you'll beplaying that game - and there are plenty moregames out there which will keep you playingmuch longer than this. Worthwhile if you're abig fan of the arcade game, otherwise I'd sug-gest a long hard look first.AW

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One of the great strengths of John Madden's is the sheernumber of offensive and defensive plays available throughoutthe game. Choose from a huge list of possibles. and if you'renot happy with your choice when the teams reach the line ofscrimmage then flippin' well call and audible and change theplan to mess up your opponent,You'll quickly learn which plays work best in which situations,and which need to be avoided like the plague. When you'rerunner keeps getting flattened before he can gain a yard youknow you've got a wrong 'un!

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John Madden's features three basic play options: Pre-season _for practice and fine tuning of skills, regular season and play- =offs for the big boys. Plenty of practice is highly recom-mended, 'cos you can bet your bottom dollar the computerknows his stuff and will bust your butt if you don't know whatyou're doing!

After t h e a p a llin g S u p e rNES co n ve rs io n , h o p e swere not high for Madden'son t h e A m i g a . b u t w ecouldn 't have been mo rewrong. What we have hereis a sp o t o n co p y o f theMegadrive version, with afew mo re con t ro l op t ionsand n o o the r d ifferences.

The game itse lf is great fun, a finely balancedmix of strategic decision making and great twoplayer arcade action. Graphically. Madden's isa top treat, it uses exactly the same scro llingtechnique as the Megadrive version and it looksslick and groovy. The music is a little different,but it's lust as good as the original. All of thespeech has been retained and the overall effectis stunning. Th is game features some o f thebest presentation I've seen on any machine, itall hangs together so we ll. Th is i s the b e stAmerican Footle s im on the Amiga and p rob-ably the best sports game ever. If you don't buythis then you obviously already have it on theMegadrive, e ither that, o r you 're a shamblingwaste of life.

FRANK O'CONNOR

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SPONSOR'Football is a game of one-on-one matchups. Real guysgoing at it. Win the mat-chups, win the game. Thai'swhat my game is all about. -John Madden

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_•°• blokes don't get in the way.'Jon Billinglon'It's not even bloody foot-ball.* - Paul Rand

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I t's got to be the most spectacular spectator'sport in the world! There's nothing quite likeIt, and America loves it that way. It's Ameri-can football, and this is the computer game! ifyou're the sad shambling wreck of a loserwho doesn't know already, John Madden'swas the game which took the Megadriveworld by storm as the best ever implementa-tion of the great game. Battle against the com-puter or a mate for supremacy on the field -with big bucks for the winner and a long andlonely ride home for the runner-up. So howdo the Famicom and Amiga conversions ofthe great John Madden's measure up? Readon and Ilippin' well find out!

GREAT BALLS1OF FIREMegadrive owners will needno introduction to Maddens.CVG went crazy when we

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first grabbed the game andthe fever hasn't !et go since.Now the tab JM2 is here onMegadrive, taking an originalwhich nobody thought couldbe topped and actually im-proving it - hurrah!

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TRIKE THREE! YOU'RE OUT! i ts thrillin*,O i t ' s chillin% it's 2020 Baseball and it's brill!That's right folks, the year is 2020 and thegame has moved to great new heights. Nowhuman teams can take on robot opponents,and there are big, big bucks for the winners.Select your best pitchers and hitters and setthem against the ultimate your opponent canotter - steal those bases and go for those bigHome Runs_ There's cash by the buckelloadfor the winner, while nobody's got the time ofday for sad shambling teams who can't grindtheir opponents into the ground! Go get 'em,champ!

So w h y a r e B a s e b a l lgames s o brilliant on theNeo? I thought Baseballstars wa s the bes t, a ndhere's another which a c -tually tops i t in many re -spects! Super-slick game-play combines with superbgraphics a nd s ound t oplonk you slap bang in the

centre of some of the toughest baseball around- and the computer sure as hell takes no prison-ers! The well designed and finely tweaked ac-tion ensures there's always plenty going on,and when you become bored with playing oneteam you can always switch for another to puta completely different perspective on the gam&I never really found baseball too much fun as aspectator sport, but It's perfect for computergaming - especially In two player mode wheretempers can really fray! This cart comes highlyrecommended to sports freaks and friction fanseverywhere...

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BIG MONEYMALARKEY!2020 Baseball features loadsof opportunities to makesome serious cash. A particu-larly impressive play will berewarded with spot cashprizes ('cos the sponsors area generous lot) and you canuse the cash to upgrade thestrengths and talent of yourplayers!At any time you can call aTime Out and use the cashyou've accumulated to buy averitable goody bag of im-provements for the sad sham-biers on your team. Lash outten grand on your best hitterand watch him swat the ballto the back of the stadium!

THANKS......to Console Concepts(0782 712759) for the car-tridge used in this review

COOLCOMPUTERCRAZINESS2020 Baseball features twoplay modes - One PlayerLeague and Two Player. InOne Player mode you haveto take on the computer, andhe's one hot boyo when itcomes to strutting his stuff onthe field! The computerknows all the tricks of thetrade, and his ace in thewhole is an uncanny knackof knowing just when to stealbases so his runner getsthere just in time, Sometimeshe'll gel it wrong, and it'sgreat fun to watch his runnerscramble back to safety hav-ing made a bad call!

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FIELDING FUN 'N' FROLICSMost Baseball computer games feature super-thickie beidewho couldn't catch a cold, let alone the ball! Not so with 20- 'cos these boys really know what they're doing! t ithe hitteslams the ball high, they'll try and position themselves undEneath it to catch him out. Once in position they'll raise their

-7 hands to let you know they've got the sucker, but occasion

• a l l y they can't quite make it - and it's up to you to waggle thjoystick to make sure they get there in time!

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Baseball has become a tadtoo boring for the twistedsports audiences of the fu-ture. What's required is amore violent version of thesport - and 2020 BaseballIs just that! Baseball itselfis great fun and this ver-sion adds to the glory. Theaddition of violence, land

mines and superb graphics enhance the themeno end. Even for the mighty Neo Geo. the pres-entation is astonishing. The animation is slick,the music i s bri l l iant a nd sampled voicesscream and shout throughout. Gameplay-wise,Super Baseball is a laugh - the batting is a loteasier than in other games of this type and it allhangs together brilliantly. As a one playergame, it'll be months before you play in the final,but the real fun is in two player mode. Againsta friend, things get really frantic and massivelyaddictive. Easily the best sports game availableon the Neo Geo and if you've got one, it's anessential purchase!

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BASEBALL ISBRILL!Some people say Baseball isthe best game ever, otherssay it's the crappest sportever invented. Actually wereckon it's the tops, andhere's a quick lowdown ofthe CVG crew's least fa-vourite games:Tim Boone: "Beach Volley isskid central for me *cos Ihaven't got a crew cut, a suntan or silly skimpy trunks toponce about and show oft in."Frank O'Connor: "I thinkcricket is crap because I'm abit of a thichte and don't un-derstand the rules. The ballsbloody hard 'n• all..."Jon Billington: "Curling is -top of the craps for me be-cause you have to run infront of the puck with thatstupid brush and it remindsme of housework,*Paul Rand. "I can't standbadminton, 'cos girls oftenplay it better than blokes doand that stupid little racquetisn't worth a light."

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When it comes to hot games, we don't

much i about - OVG scoops the world yetagain for every single console version of Ter-minator and T2! Yes indeed, on these verypages you'll find T2 reviewed on NES andGameboy and Terminator previewed on allthe Sega systems! So without further ado,here's PAUL RAND to tell you all about Termi-nator on Megadrive and Master System! Takeit away that man...

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With the completion of Megadrive Terminator only weeksaway, we decided to toddle off down Croydon way to paya second visit to Probe, the development house pro-gramming the game. to check out the progress of what isshaping up to be one of the hottest licenses ever to hitthe Megadrive and Master Syste. One of the most strikingAspects of Terminator is the visuals which will bringReese and the T-600 to life on your 16-bit Sega. But howwere they created?WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?

Using a similar technique to that used to create the awesomeanimations in Prince Of Persia, video recordings were madeof actors performing the moves of the characters in the game.The 'actors'. in actual fact, were programmer David Perry,whose previous works include the Wally Week series of ar-cade adventures on the Spectrum, and producer Neil Young,who also handled the computer conversions of Smash TV).

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These recordings were then digitised in black and white ontothe Amiga and. using Deluxe Paint, the characters were sep-arated from the backgrounds. The characters themselveswere then parted from each other and shrunk to fit. Aftercleaning up any rough edges, colour was added to the spritesand voila! All ready to dump onto a Megadrive cartridge!

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I MAY CLOSE EARLY TODAY...The game is played along the same lines as that on the 16-bitmachine, and there are the same amount of levels to ploughthrough. But, because the Master System can only call upone halt of a level at a time, it's as if there are twice as manystages available to 8-bit freaks!

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YOU SEE THIS SCAR HERE?What hasn't changed is the intro, an amazing replica of themovie's opening credits, and the unbelievable soundtracks, in-cluding an almost exact copy of the Terminator theme tune.Further gameplay tweaks are being made and, the secondthe finished cartridge reaches us, we'll bring you the definitivereview on this scorching license!

HEY BUDDY, YOU GOT ADEAD CAT IN THERE?Okay, so you're a Master System owner who's feeling verypeeved because your Megadrive mates are soon to get theirhands on a Terminator game. What do you do? Go up tothem and scream •AAAAAAHHH1-1111- ' c o s T h e T e r m i n a t o r i s

being converted to your machine toot Even as you read this.Probe are putting the finishing touches to the game on thelittle Sega - and, as you can see from the pre-productionscreens shown here, the graphics are amazingly close repre-sentations of the Megadrive's piccies!

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DON'T MAKEME BUSTYOU UP MAN!Things have changed sincewe first looked at Terminator,most notably on the graphicsside. Remember the screen-shots we showed you of thefirst level T-800s? Well, frombeing rather bland, bluefigures they've now becomestrapping, seven-foot killingmachines with enormousblast rifles • a daunting sight,as you can witness here. Notonly that, but Arnie himselfhas been altered! Well, thesprite has, at least. Now he'sa huge, muscly bag of enor-mousness who pops up atvarious points throughout thegame, sporting his Uzi 9mmand creating all sorts ofhavoc for poor Reese.

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HEY-YOUCAN'T DOTHAT...At the time of writing, ithasn't been decided whetherthe launch of The Terminatoron Megadrive will coincidewith its release on the Gen-esis in the States. If it isn't,though, that's another reasonfor Master System owners tochuckle with glee - because.their version will hit thestreets in Easterl We shallbring you the full review justas soon as the game is fullycomplete. You'd be a ragingloony to miss it!

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U ere we go again! Not content with an Ex-clusive review of T2 on the Gameboy (see

GO! for that!) we've !Bonin' well gone andscooped the NES version as well! Just like itsGameboy brother, the game comes from Ac-claim - so here we go with all the stuff youneed to know...

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on the NES. It 's nothingnew or innovative • in fact,It's for the most part just afairly straightforward plat-form shoot/beet em up -but a reasonably enjoyableone at that. Graphically thegame is reminiscent of StarWars, whic h I s a ls o re -

viewed this Issue, with some very high qualitysprites and excellent animation throughout. Iwas also pleasantly surprised by the sound,which includes some great tunes but, sadly, noversion of the T2 tit le track. While the beat 'emup fare becomes a tad repetitive, you find your-self wanting to get a bit further with each game,which is no bad thing. Don't expect whistlesand bells from T2 because you could be disap-pointed to find that that's not what is on offer.Just approach i t as a no-nonsense, slightlyinaccurate (Arnie was in the nude at the start ofthe film, but he's fully clothed in the gamel)movie tie-in and you'll ge t a fa ir amount ofpleasure from it.

PAUL RAND

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T2 - THE LEGEND CONTINUES...The first Terminator was gone. Crushed in a hydraulic pressin an automated factory. But that was only one unit from aproduction line of hundreds of thousands. Skynet knew, how-ever. that if it sent another 800 series through time, it wasprobable that it too would fail to destroy Sarah Connor. A newplan was devised. Skynetsent through a prototype cy-borg - the 1-1000. Made ofliquid metal, it was capableof changing its shape to dis-guise its identity and fit inwith its surroundings. Thistime, the target was Johnhimself, at ten years of age.But the rebels again learnt ofthe plan and, reprogramming

UPDATESchwarzenegger fans canget 12 on the Amiga, ST andPC and all the 8-bit ma-chines, courtesy of Ocean.But it's a totally differenttype of game and, to be hon-est, not very good.

In the film, John Connor or-ders the Terminator not to killanyone. This is replicated inthe game in as much that it,after receiving a weapon, theplayer shoots a human in thechest, they die and he loosesenergy. To keep his powerup, he must crouch downand shoot them in the legs.disabling but not destroyingthem,

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Controlling Arnie, the playerwill visit five stages based onscenes from the 12 - Judg-ment Day movie. Starting inthe Truck Stop, the T•800moves on to a forced 3D per-spective motorbike race tofind John, while avoiding thejuggernaut-driving 1-1000.The action then moves to thePescadero Mental Institutionfrom where Sarah Connormust be rescued, before trot-ting off to find the CPU andarm taken from the first Ter-minator in the Cyberdynebuilding. Get past here andthe final confrontation be-tween the two Terminatorsawaits.

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A PAIR OFPOPULIThere are two ways to playPopulous II In the Conquestgame the aim is to take overa series of progressivelymore demanding worldsCustom mode. on the otherhand, lets the player com-pete in a random game usinga variety of powers to suit thebudding god

MAGNETIC ATTRACTIONAs in the prequel, Populous II features the good and evilPapal Magnets They come in very handy when you want totrash a baddy's sites, and they're so easy to use - lust posi-tion the magnet somewhere around your opponent's domainthen influence your followers to go toward it, They will do lustthat, beating up the nestles as they go!

4111•1111K ABE&Oh my god! Actually, thereare a few gods in PopulousII, the sequel to one of themost successful Am i gagames ever. What Bullfroghave done is took the basicnuggets of the original andbolted untold amounts ofextras on. making one hel-luva powerful piece of soft-

ware. Really, this is something special. Onelook at the much improved graphics with farbigger characters doing their own thing tellsyou that this is going to be a bit of a cracker andindeed, it is. I like the thought of the workingsof the game being altered by the different fea-tures which you select for your deity, and with1000 worlds to conquer this isn't a game whichyou're going to finish in a fortnight - you'd haveto be a bloody good god to finish it within a year!A resounding "Hurray!" i s what's called forhere, because Populous II could have been justa rip-oft of the original but instead it's a brillgod-sim in its own right.

PAUL RAND

CHOOSE YOUR LOOKSMost games which allow you to create the looks of your char-acter only give this option for purely cosmetic reasons. but inPopulous II they have a direct effect on the way the game isplayed. Say, for instance, you select a scholar's hat - thatmakes you a thoughtful battle-planner But plump for wildeyes and you'll be a mad, bad killing machine.

UPDATEIt Populous II doesn't hit -every popular computer andconsole around then there'ssomething seriously wrongwith the world - so expect tosee it soon!

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G ods are funny old things, Take Zeus, forexample: dashing around the world, get-ting up to all sorts with the mortal girlies.That's where you came from, A half-breed(part human. part god) you demand yourplace with the other gods atop Mount Olym-pus, but Zeus isn't going to just open the

idoor to you. Populous II follows on from thePO riginal hit game, with you taking on the omin-

ous task of beating 32 other immortals across1000 worlds. After creating your own per.sone. launch your deity-destroying career

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O K no messin' abaat - it's time to kick ass.Those alien scumbags are up to their oldtricks again and now there's just one thing forIt: they've got to be blown away! Basicallythey're giving everyone all sorts of jip bybeing generally unrad, so it's high time theywere sent screaming back to wherever thehell they came from. So belt up inside yourbest blasting ship and prepare for the ulti-mate showdown with some of the meanestmuthas this side of the CVG Playgroup atclosing time...

PICK UPSA-PLENTY!

Gradius was one of the first games to feature pick-up wea-pons and the now obligatory multiples. It's a straightforwardhorizontal scroller, but the use of credit pods to buy weapons

gives it a novel twist.The craft you fly is a sleekspacecraft, initially kilted Outwith a sad machine-gun.

This pathetic weaponcan be upgraded with the ad-dition of lasers, double fire.air to ground missiles and ashield.The multiples are a useful ad-dition to the ship: these glow-ing pods follow your craft andtire anything you happen tobe armed with, effectivelymeaning you can quadrupleyour firepower! The object ofthe game is simple: fly along,avoid bullets and destroybaddies - just the way welike 'ern!

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Kill! Maim! Destroy! At last,Gradius (Nemesis) is re -leased on the P C Engineand it's the best home con-version yetl The simple na-ture o f the game hides ahideously addictive blas-ter, with some of the smar-test graphics you'l l eversee on the Engine . The

best thing about Gradius was the choice ofweapons and they're all here (unlike the sadNES version with only two multiples). There'salso the added treat of an extra level, not seenIn the original coin-op. Graphics are among thebest ever on the Engine, faithfully reproducingthe arcade original - the only real difference isthe slight vertical scroll as you reach the top orbottom of the screen in exactly the same wayas R-Type did on the Engine. Music is superb,with faithful renditions of all the arcade themes.This game is spot-on: i t has everything justright, the speed, the playability, the difficulty. Ifyou have a PC Engine, you need this more thanoxygen...

FRANK O'CONNOR

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WEAPONS GALOREAt the bottom of the play screen. you'll see a line of iconsCollecting a glowing pod will highlight the first - the s pe e d-upPressing the second button on the loped selects this optionand speeds up your craft. If you collect another pod withoutChoosing speed-up, the next icon is highlighted. This is howyou choose your weapons. It sounds easy, but in the heat ofbattle it can be hard to keep an eye on the icons. This wholeidea gives the game a subtle element of strategy, the ques-tion you ask at the start of each level is: Double or Laser?Don't get it wrong)

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the Engine sits quietly on the table and pumpsOut arcade-quality graphics and sound: and it'sOnly an El-bit machine! Initially fairly easy, thegame toughens up from level 2 Onwards - andfrom that moment you're well and truly hooked.Playing Gradius on the Engine is a bit like step-ping back in time: you'll think you've ended upback at Uncle Scruff's Seafront Emporium andgo searching for the coin slot. In fact that's myonly gripe about the game, Gradius is a taddated and arcade fans will know it backwardsalready. Nevertheless this is top class blastingaction, so grab it and agree!

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ImmwDEAD HEATIN THEZEPPELINRACERobo and Mobo have arather novel escape method!They always get away quick-ly and mysteriously and no-body seems to know why.Well, the secret is Out. Aftereach burglary, a dirty greatZeppelin swoops from thesky and rescues the criminalbuddies. You'd think that agiant purple sausage wouldattract more than a little aliention from the local constabu-lary. Nope. These boys aretop flight blag artists and nomistake!

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YOB: I can't be bothered toput him straight myself,but I'll tell you how to do It:talk to him calmly and rea-sonably, explaining theerror of his ways. ThenJump up and down on theobnoxious little turd untilhe's put straight - straightInto hospital...

WHAT? MORE PC PROBS?Dear YOB,Your mag is rad! I have a few questions about game releases.1. Will Final Fight reach the PC? 2. Will Alien Storm reach thePC? 3. Are R-Types 1 or 2 available on the PC? 4. Is TMNT 2the same as the arcade machine? 5. Could you tell me theCheat for Gain Ground on the M.S.? 6. Could you recommendsome good beat 'em ups on the PC? 7. Could you review someaction games on the PC instead of just Sims?Bruce Darwin,AustraliaYOB: I will take great pleasure in answering your sad ques-tions: 1. Definitely not. 2. Not a chance. 3. Nope. 4. Yep. 5.Can't be bothered. 6. Bruce Lee Lives is a smart beat 'emup. 7. Keep reading...

VEGEMITE RELATED PROBLEMSDear YOB,I'm a proud Aussie bloke who owns a Nintendo and I'd like toask a few questions. I recently bought Bart Simpson VS theSpace Mutants. When I brought it home and played it and sawthat the graphics were crap I was a bit upset. Why's this whenthe review looked great in the mag? Can I use British and Ameri-can carts on an Australian Pal NES? Did you know that by thetime we got the issue telling us about the CES, there was only aweek to go? One last thing, is your Auntie going to be back? Ha,bet that browned you offl Now you'll have to print my letter tocall me a dozy gitt Ha, ha.ECNSW, AustraliaYOB: You're not a dozy git. Oh no. You're a dozy Aussie git -and that's a lot worse...

SAD AD DISASTERDear YOB,I am a good fan of your magazine and have been collecting it foryears now, I was flicking through it the other day and I cameacross the Micro Sells advertising pages. To my surprise I sawan advertisement for a Game Gear with nine games includingMickey Mouse and Monaco GP and TV Tuner-all for only twentyquid. I was amazed. I immediately rang the number only to find itwas a big joke. I then looked further on in the magazine andfound an Atari Lynx with Slime World, Ninja Gaiden and PaperBoy, the mains adaptor, the pouch and visor, again tor twentyquid. Guess what, another joke! I'm sure that there have beenmany more of these ads in the past and so all I'm asking ofthese obviously disturbed people is to stop it, so that otherpeople can put proper adverts in and then go see a psychiatrist.Emmet DoyleAbingdon, Oxon

YOB: Looks like you'vebeen taken for a bit of aride, my old bumboil. Whothe hell would flog a Game-gear with nine games fortwenty quid? They'd onlydo it if they thought they'dfind somebody with a brainthe size of pigeon drop-ping. Next time you readthe microsells section, con-nect your head to the restof your sad body. Next...

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Dear YOB,At tong last I have found you!I'm your long-lost brother,SLOB! All this came to lightrecently when some peoplestopped me in the street andsaid, 'here. you're that YOBgeezer Out of CVG!" Ipretended not to notice themand walked on. When Iasked my mum about all this.she told me I had a brother,but she gave him away whenhe was a sprog cos' he wassuch a lunatic. I had to besure. so I walked down toWH Smiths and bought acopy of CVG to check, Sureenough, I opened the magand I swear, it might havebeen my own reflection in theYOB pages. I was a bit con-cerned at you starring in asoft magazine about games,but I figured out that CVGstands for Cretins and Vi-cious Geezers! So if youwant a reunion, or even abaseball bat fight. just con-tact me at this address:SLOB. BINS, BACK OFORMSKIRK TESCO.

YOB: My long lost brother!I don't believe it! I thoughtyou were lost forever. LastI heard, you were givenaway by Biffa Bacon's fam-ily cos • you were toorough. Cor. I thought I wasan only child. When I wasyoung I used to stay in myroom all the time. It wasfull of rotten food, itsmelled terrible, all the win-dows were smashed and Ihad no-one to talk to. Itwas great - so bog off 'cosI never want to see youagain. Where the hell arethe computer games ques-tions?

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PICCIES A-PLENTYDear YOB,I have a picture of you when you was little with no clothes on. Ifyou don't send me a hundred quid I shall tell everyone about thespotty on your batty and if you don't print this letter I shall telleverybody how your mum makes you go to bed at 7 O'Clockand she reads you a bedtime story.Lee NutseyPendlbury

YOB: I don't care, if you want to show a picture of me in thenude, then do It. Just make sure that it gets shown on TV aswell. You're right too, I do go to bed at seven...in the morn-ing and the Only stories my mum reads are horror stories, Ifyou th ink you're getting a hundred quid f rom me, you cango crawl up your own bottom with a large pointed stick.

SAD SCROUNGING SPAMHEADDear YOB.I am writing to say that my Megadrive is totally ace but the oneproblem is I've only got Streets Of Rage. that amazing game.But Streets Of Rage has broken. So please, please get meStreets Of Rage for an Early Christmas. I can't save up myselfbecause I don't have any pocket money.SeanSr Anne's on SeaYOB: It just so happens. that I got another copy of StreetsOf Rage for Christmas th is year and that means I've got aspare. However. I 'm not going to give it to you because I'mwearing my special Scrooge underpants. There is a bit ofgood news for you though. I do have a spare copy of JohnMadden's 2, but you're not getting that either so bog off.

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USELESSLETTER AHOYDear YOB,Why do you bother printingletters from prats like HongKik Lee'? I say you should goround his house and kneehim "you know where" An y-way, I think your mag is brill.You are totally cool andstreet lough. If you do notprint this letter, I will neverbuy the magazine again andI will label you a gutless girlsblouse. Got that turd-brain? Iam a genius. I can completeSMB with over 200 lives left,So what do you think of that,dork?Gavin JonesNewport GwentPS My sister thinks you'relush. She wants to get inyour underpants. She's an18 year old sex pot.

GAVIN -)01JES:CrI4105YOB: You sound like to melike a two-year old pile of

A l l n : and I've seen yoursister - but decided toshack up with the back endof a bus instead.

tures at the end, cause I've got my dog to do better.Mr Mad ManDangleberryI've come to the conclusion that you're about as useful as ajobbie in the lobby on a warm day at Buttlins. Is it just me,or are you the biggest turd who 's ever written to YOB in thehistory of the mailbag? Probably not, because you're just atalentless piece of puke with skid marks instead of brainsand you 'll never amount to anything in your whole worth- ‘-•less life. Apart from that, I th ink you're OK...

LOOPYLAPLANDLARKSDear YOB,This letter, it is coming fromFinland. I live in Syote whichis inside Lapland. Lapland isbeing north of Finland. Myname it is Jani Rilhiaho and Iam being 12 years aged. Iam reading CVG mag and Imust be say for you, "Notenuff trix rad, I am not biggerposters having." Ha ha ho.Here is some writes of someparts of your's meg. Levelbug occurred when RobinHood am playing was. Robincannot move to anything. Haha ho,Jani RiihiahoSyote, Lapland

YOB: I am liking your lettervery greatly. Lapland isbeing a lmost normally tine,Snowing have you andmuchness of so. Mind you,a simple puke pile sadlyare you being and chees-ing of pe rsons feet is hap-pened. Socks and cleanlymust you be changing andlessons taking outside Eng-lish maybe. Writ ing to usno more should you hav-ing, o r we are me having tokick your eskirno ass also.Ho Ho Ho.

ARE YOU TAKING THE MICKEY?Dear YOB,I am writing to ask about the game Mickey Mouse, Castle Of Illu-sion. I just can't seem to pass the Chocolate Master Of Illusion.Also, can I have a signed picture?Andrew SuttleMarch. Cambs,YOB: I used to have trouble passing Chocolate of Illusiontoo, but a healthy dose of bran and six ro lls of two-p ly soonsorted me out. If you want a signed photo of me, lust godown the local Police station, pinch one of their smartWanted posters and draw a big "X" on it „.

SAD MEGA MATEYDear YOB,

I'd like to tell you about a strange thing that happened to myfriend last week. An elderly relative of his passed on. leaving himseveral hundred pounds in a trust. He's a bit foolish with money,so he went straight down the local computer shop. He boughtSonic, Mickey Mouse, Gynoug, Batman, EA Ice Hockey. JohnMadden's, Mercs, Alien Storm, Streets of Rage, Spiderman,Strider and Golden Axe. He also bought another joypad, two ar-cade powersticks, a Master System converter, a copy of CVGand Mean machines. he handed in a subscription to Megatechand purchased a copy of the Complete Guide to Megadrive. Heraced home and sprinted up to his bedroom with all his newswag. Then he remembered, he doesn't own a Megadrive. Is lifea bitch or what?Rob fsdortonDaventry, Northants.YOB: It certa in ly is Rob - or is that Nob? Your handwriting isso bad I can 't tell, but that sad litt le story says I was prob-ably right the second time.

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DEADSAD POET'SSOCIETYDear YOB.I have just read my son's No-vember 91 issue and thoughtI could write a better poemthan the one in "Sad PoetryCorner". so here it is...COMPUTER VIRUSMy son has caught the virus,And lost the use of his feet.His energy's gone to his fin-gertips,And he's no time to eat orsleep,Everyday he's a differentSuper Hero,Turtle Battle Toad or MegaTwin,Robocod Captain Planet orMario,Ready to fight or die on thesmall screen,Chased by mushrooms birdsand dragons,

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GIMME ONE!Dear YOB.Can I have the 100 quid?Kavan VoussefifarCheadle, CheshireYOB: Nope.

GIMME ONE TOO!Dear YOB,Please can I have the 100 quid?R Sole,Bum bridge, BottomleyYOB: Oh, alright then.

So you reckon you're hard. eh? Reckon you can match thewit and wisdom of yours truly in his Neverwash Multi-Skidboxer shots? Reckon you're tough enough to match theworld's rudest thug? Naaaaah! No chance! You lot are aboutas much use as an old eunach's jock strap with a brokenbuckle and as tunny as a Rottweiler in the Y-fronts.Well, here's your chance to prove you can be as tab, funny,and downright cool as yours truly: just ring up and insult medown the 'phone! That's right, your host with the most isright here and waiting for the very worst you miserable suc-kers can chuck my way. So if you've got something youwant to get off your chest, like the greasy zit that keeps pop-ping up on mine, ring th is number and explode down thephone:0839 MOM

print a selection of the best printable insu lts right here Inthe mag, and there's a spanking new Famicom up for grabsto the loudest, funniest, coolest call of the lot. Rememberthough, any sad th icky can hurl obscenities down the phoneand I've heard 'em all before, so keep it clean or you won'twin a thing and look a right pranny. That aside, get diallingand tell yours tru ly where to put it...

Special note: Make sure the person who coughs up thephone b ill knows you're d ia lling and remember not to insultthem too: they'll probably beat you up because you're a sadlitt le wimp after all. Ce lls cost 36p per minute off peak and48p per minute peak rate.

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niac, but has not at all happy. First timeround he had his butt well and truly kicked bythe special agent to end 'em all: James Pond -Underwater Agent. He's been hiding awayever since, planning his revenge and dream.Mg of all the dreadful things he's going to doto our tab fish. After months of deep consider-ation, the perfect plan pops into Maybe'smind - and it's all about toys. But how canharmless little playthings do any damage tomankind? Here's how: by altering their work-ings so that they become psycopathic killers,Maybe reckons he'll create the perfect armyof killers - and he's not far wrong. One tripdown to the Arctic and the plans are put inmotion, the toys are tampered with andMaybe's maniac army is all set to take overthe world! Trouble is, Maybe never reckonedon the solid advances of fishy technology.F.I.5.11 agents have devised the ultimate agent• Robocod. Half aquatic animal, half machine,Robocod4 directives are to shut down everytoy in sight before shutting down Doc Maybefor good. Is our man Cod up to the task?

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Most o f y ou will alreadyknow all about Robocod on16•bit machines. We re -viewed the game a few is-sues back and it scored aComfortable hit. The Mega.drive version is preciselythe same game, using thestrengths of the console to

_ — f u l l effect to improve uponthe original wherever possible and turn this intoa finely tuned console romp. I played the orig.inal quite a lot and wasn't expecting to give thisconversion much time, but it's just so slick itdraws you beck again and again! Graphics andsound are faithful to the Amiga version and formy money this on plays just a tad better be-cause the joypad is a lot less bovva than thejoystick. Here's a game which suits consolesperfectly, and if loads of laffs and jolly japes areright up your street then this game is where youwant to be.

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ROBO RETURNS!Robocod may look more than a tad familiar, 'cos you've nodoubt seen him before! He's none other than that originalunderwater super hero James Pond - remodelled this timeround for more thrills *re spills.Robocod is the sequel to James Pond, the computer and con-sole game which swept the world not so long ago. This timeround the maniac brains behind the game have taken all thebest bits and improved upon them, delivering a completely dif-ferent style of play you'll have to se to believe?

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SUPERSWEETIESCENTRAL!Stuffed full of tons of gor-geous scoffing screens, Ro-bocod features all manner ofamazing meanies to discoverand destroy! Some of themare so weird and wonderfulyou'll see why Dr Maybe hasmore than a few screwsloose, and a few are looselybased on characters you'llhave seen before. Weresaying nowtt

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bocod is a lets riot w i th a brilliant remix of theRobocop theme music and some smart soundeffects. The in-game tunes are a bit twee, butsuit the game perfectly. Gameplay though, isthe main concern and Robocod has oodles ofit. The platform theme is great and the game isfast, enjoyable a nd downright groovy. Thegame is huge, with tons of levels and secretscreens - the only real difference between thisand the Amiga game, is that the coloured back-grounds have been replaced with less colour-ful, but more detailed parallax backdrops. If youliked the look of the Amiga version. then put onyour special shopping Y-Fronts and get downto Mr Spanky's Cavalcade o f Software a ndreserve one right nowl

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welcome to another round of the toughest

game in town: the one and only Speed-ball 2! As you'll know by now, street fightsare a thing of the past. nowadays the hardboys just pull on their shining suits of armourand beat the crap out of each other for BI G ,bucks! Here we are at the Brutal Deluxe homeground for another feast of fighting fun, and Ireckon we're in for quite a bit of bovver. Incase you don't know the rules, I l l do a quickrecap: there aren't any. Get the steel ball intothe other team's goal as many times as youCan, by whatever means you can. And don'tworry if a few people get hurt - whaddya thinkwe pay them for? Gel out there and getkickin't

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Speedball 2 was an instantClassic o n th e Am i ga .You'll be glad then to dis-cover tha t the Megadriveversion retains every fea-ture of the Bitmap's classicfuture sport. The differen-ces are all slight improve-ments. The Megadrive con-version is a little faster and mm

Smoother and for some bizarre reason, it suitsthe joypad perfectly. Graphically, the game is aJoy to behold. Detailed sprites. smart back-grounds and some nice special effects all addup to a veritable visual feast. The sound doesn'tquite match up to the standard of the graphics,but it still Includes some lovely samples andtunes. The Options are comprehensive to saythe least, with different combinations of teams,players and equipment available. All in all, thebest sports sim available on the Megadrive andan essential purchase.

FASTFURIOUSFUMPIN' FUN!Fast and furious are thewatchwords for Speedball 2,converted from the BitmapBros' Amiga classic. The em-phasis is well and truly onspeed, strength and reflexeswith no points for secondplace!The game centres on thesteel ball which spins out ofthe central gun at the start ofplay. From this moment its afighting free for all, with justabout anything allowed asyou scrap for points.Tap the fire button quicklyand the player with the ballwill throw it at shoulderheight. Keep the fire buttonmpressed down and he'll do acurling lob over the heads ofthe opposition, ready for hismate to catch further up thefield. Catch the keeper offguard and you may just slapone in the goal for ten points,a big klaxon and an action re-

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in Speedball 2, and there area variety of bonuses on offerto really sort out the menfrom the boys A ll are usefuland some are so darnedgood they can make all thedifference al the very lastminute as you crawl backinto the lead:

Stars: Stars line the playingfield. Hit them with the play.ball and you'll score twopoints for each one. Light upthe lot and you'll gel a big 1 apoint bonus. Hurrah!

Bounce Domes: Two ofthese little beauties lie dor-mant on the field. Hit 'emwith the ball and it flies off ina random direction, rackingup two points in the process!

Mult ip lier Ramp: Roll theball in either direction up theramp and you'll activate theScore Multiplier, Roll it uponce and your scoring poten-tial increases 50 per cent, rollit up twice and each goal isworth double j u s t the thingif you're lagging behind andneed to catch up quick! Be-ware though. 'cos the otherteam can turn off the lightsjust as quick as you canspark 'em on!

Electrobounce: Two ofthese units line each side ofthe field. Hit lem will the balland it electrifies, glowinggold and knocking over thefirst player it hits from theother team!

Warp gates: Four of theseline the field, and throwingthe ball into one of them willcause it to warp Out of an-other further down the field.

MANAGE YOUR MANIACSSpeedball 2 offers you the chance to manage your team in or-der( to get the best out of them and make sure they reallyknow how to rough up the other side, In this section you canchange your starting lineup, while the Gym screen allows youto alter a wide variety of team factors including Aggression,Attack, even Intelligence (or the lack of it!)

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certainly faster and smoother, and althoughyou will see a tiny glitch in the scroll at certaintimes, you'll hardly notice. Graphics are great,sound's a laugh (and this time round there's noannoying little oik yelling "ice Cream! w h e nyou score a goal!) Gampiay's where Speodball2 can't be touched, though. Fast moving frombeginning to end, it's intensely competitive forevery second you're playing - especially if youtake on a mate for head to head laffs. My onlymoan is that occasionally you lose track of theball, but with a game this fast that would onlyhappen in real life, so who's complaining? Thisis one of the strongest titles on the Megadriveat the moment, so I suggest you snap it up rightnow!

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FRILLS 'N'SPILLSFantastic Voyage bearsmore than a passing resem-blance to the likes of A-Typeand Salamander. You haveto find your wa y to the poorold blokes brain, passingthrough all the sections of hisbody - even the "orrible bitsThere are two main problemsthough. One: there are tonsof evil critters infesting thebody. Two: you need certainweapons and medicines todestroy obstacles. Can youdo it in time?

What an unexpected treat.Fa nta s tic V o y a g e i s asmart variation on the staidshoot *ern up genre, with anIngenious plot and somebrilliant special effects. inStyle i ts a little like AtomicRobo Kid, a mixture of ex-ploration and frantic blast-ing action. It's a great deal

more exciting though, with a real sense of sus-pense as the clock ticks away and the baddiescreep up on you. There are extra weapons ga-lore and very necessary they are too. Graphi-cally this is a treat and a half. The organic feelis brilliant, really slimy and ickyl The spotlighteffect on the ship as you drift through the bodylooks superb. Music is good, but you'll onlyhear it if you have a one meg machine. The gameis only as big as a human body, but when you'reless than a nanometre in size, that's a lot of areato cover. A smart addition to an otherwise life-less genre!

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A nyone seen a smart Sixties fi lm calledFantastic Voyage? Here's the plot: acrazed scientist has perfected the techniqueof miniaturization, but an unexpected illnesscauses a blood clot in his brain. The problemwith the shrinking process is that it wears offafter an hour. The scientist knows how tostop this happening, but he's at deaths door!You, a team of doctors and a submarine areall to be shrunk and iniected into the scien-tist's, then make your way to the blood clotand destroy it. Thing is. you have to get inand out within an hour, otherwise you'll startgrowing again inside the bloke! Get to it!N e s

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BLOOD 'N'GUTS GALOREAll the baddies in this gameare revolting_ The first thingsyou come across are flyingred blood cells and very real-istic they are too. You'll alsoencounter massive cancerCells, all whiny legs andoozing pustules. There arereally nasty things in therethough, like lice shaped para-sites, which at this scale areabout the size of a bluewhale. You also have towatch out for the body'sdefence systems, it maythink you are a virus andsend out gangs of antibodiesto get your

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BIG IN JAPANThe Mega CD has beenwidely heralded in the land ofthe rising sun, as the ma-chine that will bring CD ROMinto the home. There are al-ready a couple of CD ROMstandards in Japan. the mostsuccessful of which is theSharp FM Towns. This com-puter is basically a souped-R 1 EG I VC D SYST EM

up PC, with smart graphicsand a built in CD unit. Thething the FM Towns is mostnotorious for, is the numberof games featuring scantilyclad women. It's widely ex-pected that this kind ofdodgy software will appearon the Mega CO althoughSega's strict quality controlsshould filter the worst of it

SPECIALTHANKS!CVG would like to thank thefine gamesters at Ace Con-soles (071 383 0480) for get-ting a Mega CD to our officethe very day following itslaunch in Japan! Best knownfor their Super NES (Ferri--corn) expertise. Ace are ex-panding their horizons totake on Sega's wonder ma-chine, so call 'em for info!

THE BITMAP FLANGE RASTERDOOBRIEThe Mega CO is a compact unit that sits happily underneaththe Megadrive. I ts very similar in styling to the Megadnveand once in place it looks dead sexy. The internal gubbinsare a mass of smart custom chips and processor doobries.The Mega CD uses a Motorola 68000 chip, like the one you'dfind in an ST or an Amiga. This chip runs at 12.5 MHz, whichis bloody fast, especially when used in tandem with the Mega.dnve's own 68000. This is all very well, but a CD ROM reallyneeds one thing.. .a RAM cache! What's a RAM cache? Well,when a CD unit sends graphics and sound to the host ma-chine. it needs to hold a lot of information in memory. If itcan't do that, then you get a very irritating lag while the ma-chine accesses the Compact Disc. This was a big problemwith the PC Engine CD unit, the waiting time can gel quite ag-gravating. Fortunately. the Mega CD has a large RAM cacheand can handle up to 6 Megabits of info at one time, this ismore than enough space lor pause-free gaming A s far assound goes. the Mega CD is a big improvement over theMegadrive I I has an extra 8 channels of PCM sounds andthey are well up to the quality of a decent Keyboard. Thesecan be played at the same time as the Megadrive's chip andcan also be used with live CD tracks so musically, you can'tgo tar wrong. The extra processing power built into the newunit. means that the Megadrive can now perform the kind of'scaling and rotation tricks that the Farnicom is famous for. Allin all, a smart bit of kit.

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the console market for years now. with Ninten-do always having the upper hand. Segalooked all set to change this around in theBritish market at least, with the launch of theMega CD. Nintendo however had differentIdeas and decided to bring forward the launchof the Super NES (Super Famicom to you andme). The launch is all set for spring, withSuper NES machines in the shops, possiblyas early as February. Sega don't plan tolaunch the Mega CO officially until Summernext year. Now here's the question oneveryone's lips: Do you buy the Super NES.or wait for the Mega CD? It's not an easychoice, so here's a guide to what's hot andwhat's not about the two machines...

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WHERE'S OURBLIMMIN' MEGA CD?After months of sneak previews and much speculation, we fi-nally got hold of a Mega CD! The machine arrived in the CVGoffice only days after its release in Japan. The excitement inhere was unbearable. Problem was, when we first got it, wehad no software. When you turn the machine on, you arepresented with a really sexy demo. This shows the Mega CDlogo floating in the sky, it starts turning, spinning and Swoop-ing around the screen. It's all very impressive, but its evenmore impressive when you discover that the logo isn't a poly-gon, noparoony, it's a sprite. This gives lust a peek at the ma-chine's true potential. The music that plays during this demois groovy, but hardly mind-blowing.

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Well, there's no doubt about it. The Mega CD is a dead hardbit of kit. Problem is. the first few games don't really take fulladvantage of it There are a few Japanese RPGs available al-ready, most with untranslatable names. The RPGs all followthe kind of Gauntlet inspired lop-down perspective, with a lotof spell casting and wandering about. The one advantage CDbrings to this type of game is in the lengthy graphical intros.You get treated to highly impressive cartoon sequencesthroughout and the accompanying music is quite awesome.AWe've only seen two arcade style games so far. The first, THeavy Nova is a cross between a shoot 'em up and a beat'em up. It's a horizontal scroller, very playable and very fast.Again, this game features huge cartoon intros and smartmusic, but graphically it doesn't do anything you haven't seenbelore Sol Feace is the second of the arcade games and it'sa good old horizontal scroller. This is a real disappointment.As far as graphics are concerned, this is no better than say,Thunderforce or Gaiares. There are the now mandatory introscreens and the music is funky and well composed, but youcould easily be mistaken for thinking this was a Megadrivecart There are a few big titles penciled in for future release,expect to see a lot of Sega's arcade catalogue. G-LOC andRadmobile for starters. Best of all though. a little birdie tellsus that Sonic 2 may well appear on the Mega CD first. Fromwhat we hear t's gonna be something very special indeed!

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BUT WHENCAN I GETONE?The Mega CD has had its offi-cial launch in the UK pen-ciled in as Summer 92. Thisis reasonably fast and we'llget it around the same timeas America, The machine iscertainly expensive as an im-port, around the 300 quidmark. When it's releasedover here, the reduction inprice wont be all that great.Expect an official price ofaround 250 quid, The MegaCD imports will only work onSCART Megadrives at themoment, but the consoleboys are hard at work on aconversion and it should beavailable for Pal machinesby the time you read this.

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THE CONSOLE WITH TWOBRAINS!The Super NES is a very strange machine indeed! Althoughits a sixteen bit machine, the central processor isn't sixteenbit at all. h is in fact an eight bit chip,a 65C816 to be precisebut a deeply confused one. It runs as fast as a sixteen bitchip and it thinks like one, but it ain't_ Kind of like a Volvo witha Ferarri n o t much to look at but it doesn't halfshin! The Super NES' main attributes are its brilliant customchips These are used to create some stunning graphical ef-fects. The colour palette is an enormous 32.000 and the ma-chine can display 256 colours on screen at once. You cantake a whole screen or a small area and expand or reduce itin size very quickly. This effect has been seen before in ar-cade games like After Burner and G-LOC, The Famicom canalso rotate screens in real time, much the way Namco's As-sault arcade machine does. The chips are powerful enoughto combine these effects and clever programming can pro-duce stunning results. The most impressive thing about theSNES though, is the sound chip. This uses eight channel digi-tal PCM sounds, better quality than most mid-range key-boards. These sounds can be played in true stereo and the ef-fect is law-dropping. Trumpets, pianos, guitars. all can be re-produced faithfully through the SNES You can easily linkyour SNES to a hi-fi and hear the sound through decent spea-kers, its well worth doing. In real terms, it's a much morepowerful machine than Sege's Megadrive,THE GOODTHE BAD ANDTHE SADThe SNES obviously excels

in anything that involves col-our and sound, especiallyusing the rotation/scalinghardware. Where it fallsdown a little is on its spritehandling. The SNES is ca-pable of displaying tons ofsprites, but the speed sufferswhen there are more than128 on screen at once. Muchhas been made of this prob-lem in the computer press.but the Megadrive suffersfrom this too, although not to o n say, a beat 'em up or athe same extent. Where this d r i v i n g game. There are

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THE BIG TOP SECRETTHING THAT WECAN'T TELL YOU ABOUT!After wearing our special investigator trousers for months, wediscovered something about the SNES that will make you fillyour pants with sheer bed-wetting anticipation. This makesthe CD FROM look pathetic and it will change the face ofSNES gaming forever! What is it? We're not allowed to tellyou! Ha! Are we evil or what? All we can say is this, when itappears and you own a Famicom, you'll be even happier thana big bag of really happy things. Is it hardware? Is it soft-ware? We're not telling, but look out in future issues for morenews. It's a biggiet

FABBY FAMMYFROLICSThe initial batch of Famicom games upon its release in Japanwas spectacular. The one to buy the machine for though. wasSuper Mario World, This was the fourth installment in theseries and is still easily the best platform game ever. Thegames. unusually for a console included a couple of strategygames, namely Populous and Sim City. These went down astorm in Japan and shifted untold numbers of Famicoms. Itshighly likely that the first batch of games will be the same asthe first lot of Japanese games. Look out in the future though,for great titles like Street Fighter 2 and rumours alreadyabound of Mario 5.

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THOSE DAMN YANKEES!The SNES went on sale in America last year and wasgreeted with great interest, but it didn't do as well as ex-pected in sales terms_ There were two main reasons for this,firstly, the Megadrive already had a firm foothold in the mar-ket and secondly, NES owners were quite happy with theirold machine. Software support was fine, with a lot of great tit-les released with the machine, but many stores had problemsgetting enough copies. After some teething troubles and a lotof speculation, the SNES is now doing great guns, with a

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SO WHICH ONE SHOULD I BUY?Its up to you. If you're dead wealthy. get 'em both, if not, askyourself these questions: How much do you have to spend?How important is CD ROM? Do I wait for official release, Orbuy grey imports? Both the SNES and the Mega CD are bril-liant machines and both have their strong points. The MegaCD remember, is an add-on and not a stand alone unit. TheSNES is due for release very soon. Add all these points upand decide for yourself, but remember, you heard it here firstl

CDSHENANIGANSNintendo have had a lot ofpolitical turmoil with their CDROM system. This shouldhave been available now, butdevelopment changes putpaid to that. The NintendoCD ROM was to be de-veloped in conjunction withelectronics giant Sony. butthe deal tell through earlylast year. However, the unitwas nearly finished andSony still had the legal rightto release the machine. It willprobably appear in Japan inthe next few months, it's tobe called the Sony PlaySta-tion. It will be entirely com-patible with Famicom cartrid-ges. but with the additionof a CD ROM drive. Early peeks at the machine reveal it tobe a sleek black unit, similar in appearance to Sega's MegaCD. Sadly though. there will be little in the way of support forthe CD unit, with most developers opting to use Nintendo'ssystem instead. This new system has been designed with thehelp of Phillips and looks set to beat even the Mega CD, atleast in terms of tech spec. It should be ready soon and therewill be an Interesting three way competition between Sega,Sony and Nintendo.

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RAINBOW ISLANDBrent Jacobz of Capetown, S Africa. has been bathingaway at this smart NES game for so long he's found thischeat. On the title screen, push up on player two's icy-pad, to select any of the seven worlds on which to begin.

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One of the best road-racing games available for theMegadrive, Keith Harmer of Wallington. Surrey, hasbeen beavering away at Road Rash and has come upwith the following level codes.LEVEL TWO: 00000 009710001V 21HOH with the Panda 600LEVEL THREE: 00000 00IV10138E 31108 with the Panda 600LEVEL FOUR: 41007 04601113BG 4F505 with the DiabloLEVEL FIVE: 00000 04KAO11335 5N246 with the Diablo

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faults, but these don't really detract from theoverall effect. To all intents and purposes, thisis a straightforward footle game, you use all thesame rules and it plays like most Other gamesin the genre. The music is great and some of theSound effects are a bit special. In one playermode, this is a good laugh and the computerteams are challenging enough to keep you oc-cupied for ages. Where it really comes into itsown though, is in two player mode. Against amate, this is a real laugh. The Inclusion of aftertouch means you can curl the ball in any direc-tion to fool the otherwise infallible goalie. Acracking little game and the only real choice forFammy football fans!

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Serious garners will no doubtremember the original PC En-gine version of this game. Itwas programmed by Human,a smart Japanese software;house. This is still the best

,footie title on the PC Engine.The Famicom conversion re-

lains all the same options butthe graphics and sound are'vastly enhanced. At first,sight this doesn't look any-;thing like the first game, but

gameplay is very similar.

FORMATIONSOF DOOMThe most impressive featur,of Formation Soccer, is th •brilliant formation selectionoption. This allows you to rchoose a definite play strgy before the game evenstarts. You have a widerange of team formations.you can play a forwardgame. a defensive game, oreven line your players up onthe wings. Players take it inturns to choose formation, sothe one who picks first will in-stantly give away his strate-gy to player two. Ha, playertwo can then adjust his for-mation to kick ass all overthe pitch!

WHY WASPRO SOCCERSO CRAP?When Famicom owners firstheard that a version of KickOff 2 was planned for their Amachine, they must havefilled their pants with fright. Thing is, Pro Soccer is a pile ofpants. When this game is plugged in, it gives of the rancidstench of festering turds. It really is a travesty of a game and

they ruined a potentially brilliant soccer sim. Fortunately, For- & im pmalion Soccer is here to save the day.V Let's play spot the Wt .

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F ootball, the most popular sport in Britain Agame of skill and agility, as well as an exer-cise in strategy and planning This intellectualside of football is often practised by the likes ofVinnie Jones and Paul "Gazza" Gascoine. Whatwe're interested in though, is the hot action of thesport itself and that's what Formation Soccer isall about It's a three dimensional simulation andso breaks the mould a little. Most footie gamesare viewed from above, but this one puts youright on the field, The game is a vastly tweakedconversion of the PC Engine original and takesfull advantage of the Fammy's hardware Thereare two distinct styles of play, one a tournamentwith you playing the computer and the other is ahead to head contest with you up against afriend_ The play follows the example of othergames in the genre, with you controlling theplayer nearest the ball. The controls are simple,you can only pass or shoot. So. get your footballpants on and it's off down the park for a spot ofFamicom footiel

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--yelda! To some people, this is the definitiveIRPG and now it appears in its third incarna-

tion on the Super Famicom. The game featuresthe exploits of a small elf named Link, Zelda is asmart and sexy little princess who spends mostof her time getting kidnapped by evil magiciansThis Cause no end of problems for the haplessLink, as he's the one who always has to bail herout. Link is a strong lad and dead brave too. Hemust be strong though, because he can carry aquite unfeasibly large amount of stuff in hismagic pockets. Armed initially with a smallsword, his weaponry can be upgraded as youprogress and certain weapons are needed forcertain baddies. The game is viewed from abird's eye perspective and you walk around theworld of Zelda fighting baddies. The map is hugeand map making skills would be an advantage.

As well as the gauntlet style shooting and bash-ing, you will have to use your brain to solve somerather tricky puzzles. Perseverance and patienceare required, but the game has a useful batteryback-up facility, so you can turn off and continuelater.

I didn't half like the first twoZelda games and this oneis a real sight for sore eyes.The success of the first twogames was largely due tothe i m m e d i a t e l y a c -cessible arcade sty le o fplay. Ze lda 3 re ta ins t h isand the elements of strate-gy a n d a d v e n tu r e a r e

added treats rather than annoying extras. Thegame has a lot in common with Gauntlet andgames of that Ilk. Most Of the logic problemsInvolve fi nding y our wa y out o f traps a ndmazes. You'll also have to decide which wea-pon $ or magic powers are best suited to certaintasks. The graphics are very simple, but theanimation is fluid and the game is packed full ofColour. Sound-wise, Zelda 3 is spot-on. It hassome great orchestral scores and lovely soundeffects throughout. The Japanese text mightlook daunting, but it doesn't affect the game-play much at all. If you liked the first two games,or you fancy a spot of RPG related malarkey,then get this straight away, it's a corker!

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T Ih e t ime for battle has come. Fresh from

your exploits with the forces of evil In EyeOf The Beholder, there's no time to rest andtake things easy because foul things areafoot once again. This time round there's justone hope for mankind - a direct assault on thedreaded Temple Darkmoon. But who will leadthis treacherous mission? Who is braveenough, strong enough, talented enough andfoolhardy enough to accept such a gruesomechallenge? That's right matey, take two stepsforward because it's gonna be you!

IMFEye of the Beholder was abrilliant RP G a nd y ou'dthink i t would take some

leti beating, but not This se-

quel takes the original for-mula and improves upon itno end. The graphics havebeen revamped, the con-trol system tweaked a ndthe overall fee l is muc h

smoother and friendlier. RPGs tend to be a bitdaunting for spaced-out laser junkies like my-self, but Eye of the Beholder is a different kettleof fish. The control system is dead easy to getto grips with and tyhe tense atmosphere reallydraws you in. There are more traps and sur-prises in this sequel than in the original game.Finding your way Out o f the forest is hardenough, but the dungeons are truly labyrin-thine. Music-wise, this is much the same asmost PC games, a bit of a dead loss. The tunesare grim and uninspiring, but fortunately thedecent sound effects save it. If you enjoyed thefirst game, then you'll find this is much morethan a few extra levels. Watch Out for it!

FRANK O'CONNORl o w i s t m E

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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S WHAT?With plenty of character types to choose from in E082. it's worth getting

to know what they can and can't do, so here's a Quick rundown on each:With plenty of charactertypes to choose from inE0B2, it's worth getting toknow what they can andcan't do, so here's a quickrundown on each:Dwarves: Short, stocky andfit these little fellas are re-liable team members.Elves: Slimmer and shorterthan humans, they're quickon their feel and good in acrisis.Gnomes: Small in stature,high in intelligence but lowon wisdom. Fairly foolhardy.Half-elves: Taller and hea-vier than most elves, they'remostly immune to spelicast-ing - well handy?Halflings: A friendly race fair-ly resilient to magic and good

with sling shots.Humans: You know all

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ALL SORTSOF FAB FOLKAll races have their ownclasses, or types, of individ-uals. They include Clerics(boring book and spell lo-vers), Fighters (hurrah!),Mages (more magicy types),Paladins (elite warriors.cod). Rangers (hanters andtrackers) and Thieves (lightfingered types). Make sureyou get a good cross sectionin your team!

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MAJOR MAGICMALARKEYMagic moments are theorder of the day in E0B2,with plenty of chances to usespells 'n' stuff to aid you inyour quest. Characters suchas mages and clerics cancast spells, but they have tohave a bit of a rest beforethey can let loose their tal-ents. Spells can be conjuredup either by memorisation orprayer. The first is infinitelypreferable, 'cos you don'thave to put up with someonemumbling to himself for agesand throwing holy water allover the place...

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L111A_ So what does this do? Time to find out!

EYE EYE CAP'N!Just like the original. EOB gives you the chance to chooseyour team and modify their strengths and weaknesses fo(maximum effectiveness, Ro" the dice to choose the attributesof your party, select individuals from all walks of life and kitthem Out with the goods you think they'll need. It's crucial thatyou get the right mix, because each individual's skills and tal-ents could spell the difference between victory and disaster!

Eye Of The reholder wasthe game which changedthe face of role playing ad-ventures, ma k i ng the mmore fun than ever before.Everyone's been waitingfor the sequel for ages, andSSI have turned in a fi neproduct which more thandoes justice to the original.

Basically this is an extension of the first (al-though of course you can p lay it if you're newto the game) with tweaks and Improvements tographics and gameplay. In one way that's agreat strength, in another it's a weakness: fansof the first game will have kittens over this,while those who were looking for a significantmarch forward will be a tad disappointed. Justa tad, mind you, because nobody could realis-tically have asked any more of a sequel thanE0B2 delivers - a solid, improved, more chal-lenging version of the original and one whichahould keep EOB devotees happy for a verylong time...

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00H, THAT'S A BIGAJNIStill shivering over the grue-some horrors of the first EOBadventure? Well, the sequelfeatures nestles so terrifying-ly terrible they'll have youscreaming for mum the sec-ond you clap eyes on themlThey'll sneak up on you frombehind, encircle your partyand let rip before you have achance to say "Ooh, what'sjust bitten my bum?" Luckilyyou can fight back with allmanner of weapons fromstones to swords.

UPDATEAmiga and ST owning EOBfans can look forward to thisin the not-too-distant, Youcan still get your hands onthe original, by the way, andit's grand.

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T'S BACK! It's bad! Its totally rad! It's Britain'sI greatest games playing contest, It's the CVGChallenge - where we pluck one lucky readerfrom Sadie's throbbing High Scores mailbag andwhisk them from the humdrum of everyday life tothe glitz and glamour of CVG Towers to take onthe big boys at the game of their choice! Want toplay in the big league/ Send in those HighScores sharpish! Here's Sadie to tell you allabout it_

T Ih i s mon th 's lucky so-and-so, pulled out of

your pitiful pile of High Scores, was Surreylad Matthew Pont. who nearly filled his trouserswhen CVG phoned him up and asked him tocome down to the big Smoke for the game of hislife Matthew had claimed a monstrously high884-10 vs Revolver in Mirrorsoft's brilliant Speed-ball 2 - so I insisted he come down to Londonand test his mettle against CVG wimpos PaulRand. Frank 0 Connor and Tim Boone. Tensionwas high. Frank almost wet himself when hefound out iust how good Matthew was and Paulthrew his hands about yelling "Oh God! Oh God!"in that fidgeting. nervous sort of way.

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MATCH 1• FRANK 0* CONNOR

Before the game started. Scotland's answer to Bonnie Lang-ford started blubbing wildly and claimed he needed morepractice - until I bolted him in front of the monitor and threat-ened him with Bullseye videos.Things went badly for Frank in the first game - Matthew tookcontrol almost immediately streaking straight up the pitch toslam in his first goal. Before the hapless Frank knew whatwas going on, Matthew was whacking the ball off the bonusstars at the side of the screen before flinging another straightinto the back of the goal. Frank, concentrating hard, man-aged to pop in two reasonable efforts, but in a fit of blind ternper. Matthew Obliterated him, finishing the first game 125-20!Oh dear. Frank was blubbing uncontrollably by now, but managed to get a grip of himself for the next game. Frank took arearly lead and was doing well. Matthew however, was noteven remotely bothered and by the time the final whistleblew, he'd won 51-50. Frank left in disgrace and in the huff.

MATCH 2TIM BOONEThe Big Ed was up next, wringing his hands and looking a bittoo confident for his own good. "No worries", he announced,

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MATCH 2TIM BOONEAn exciting match with a few spectacular attempts on goal,both players managed to hold off the other to keep the scoreat 0-0 come half time. Things took a turn for the worse in thesecond hall, however. Matthew's defence was as capable ashis attack and, while Tim couldn't get anywhere near goal.the young challenger stormed up the pitch and launched arocket of a shot, sending theEd's keeper in entirely thewrong direction; and that'swhere it stayed. When the • z,7•final whistle blew, it was Mat-thew 1, Tim zilch. Tim took itdefeat slightly better thanFrank, keeping his frustrationto a short display of loot-stamping and holding hisbreath until he turned blue. w i t h fear.

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and started running rings around the challenger and makinggood use of the bonus objects and the centre dome. But itwas not to be. In the second half, Matthew took Control andscored some truly inspired goals. He was a silver blur and theman Boone didn't stand a chance. The final score of the firstgame was a massive 74-10 in Matthew's favour. r im grippedhis joypad a little tighter and started the second game. Like awhirling dervish he sped up and down the pitch, dodging left.feigning right. Matthew made several valiant efforts to regainthe lead, but the wrath of angry Boone was just too much andthe final score stood at 36-34, The next game was a differentmatter entirely. Hard fought and exciting to watch, only threegoals were scored. Unfortunately for Tim. two of them wereMatthew's. It was all over, and we left Tim alone to cry quietlyin the corner.

MATCH 3PAUL RANDIn swept Paul, his ego billowing behind him. ' I 'm 'ard. I am?",he cried. Matthew looked more than a little nervous andstarted shifting uncomfortably in his chair. The game was acorker, Hard fought and tense, the match seemed to takeforever. In the first match, Matthew managed to score onlyone rather sad goal. The man Rand, on the other hand, wasunstoppable. As the game progressed. Paul's defensive

strategy paid dividends. Mat-thew couldn't keep up andPaul's keeper stopped somevery brave tries, Randsoared up the screen andslammed a ball in the goal.On the way up, he spangedthe ball off the centre domeand tried to hold onto his slimlead of two points. As thefinal whistle was about toblow, he rocketed anotherinto the goal, securing a winin the first match. Matthewgrimaced and prepared forthe next game. It was toolate though, Paul's specialSpeedball underpants wereglowing with an intense furyand he began to humiliatepoor Matthew Paul, the eviltoad that he is, showed nomercy. Showing off, he ranrings around Matthew and instantly became the World'sMost Obnoxious Turd.Whooping with pleasure hewon the match with ease, 4234. Ungracious in victory, hecalled Matthew poopy-dra-wers and ran around theroom like the spoiled brat heis.

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So Matthew had won the first leg, but the sneakiness ofthe CVG team knows no bounds. Quite despicably, theboys trumped up an imaginary second leg from nowher"You'll have to beat us at Kick Off 2 it you want a prize!they said. -T h a t ' s O K ", r e pl i ed M at t he w, "I'm really gooi

at i t'. The mood quickly changed. Tim threatened to gothe huff and Frank looked more like a big girl's blousethan the one I was wearing. Paul, however, was ecstatic*No-one has ever beaten me at Kick Off," he announce(proudly as laughter filled the room.

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MATCH 1FRANK 0 ' CONNORFrank began with rare promise, taking an early 1-0 lead, butcomplacency led to some stupid mistakes, allowing Matthewto equalise in the second half and hold on for a score of 1-1until the final whistle. Extra lime saw no goals and the gamewent to penalties. Frank, a particularly unfortunate case,whined about his lack of penalty skill and the final score heldup his claims - Matthew 5. Frank 3. Tears and tantrums for agood fifteen minutes before Tim took the joystick.

MATCH 3PAUL RANDCVG's self-proclaimed Kick ON champion took his positionand what a sight he was. He had brought his special Kick Offjoystick and was wearing his lucky vest - the one with beerstains on. What followed was one of the most outrageous dis-plays of gaming prowess ever. All the players did well, butRand was inspired. A strange silence tell over the smallcrowd of onlookers as Paul worked his magic. He was like agod. a pale, skinny and rather pathetic god, but a god none-theless. Shot after shot saw his hall time score at 4-0 - andstill he wanted more. Matthew put up a brave, if somewhatfoolhardy, challenge but to no avail. When the final whistleblew. Paul had scored a massive 6-0. The CVG boys werelubilant

However. Randy's gamingskills could not alter the arith-metic. Matthew had won fourgames. CVG only two. Mat-thew was the winner! Grace-ful in defeat, the CVG crewshook Matthew's hand andwished him well - exceptFrank, who crouched, bub-bling, in the toilet - and thelucky lad walked off with anarmful of tree software and acertificate to prove hisachievement. Think you cando better, wimpos? Send inthose high scores and •pick some spammy winner

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will have received game-related prezzles from Santa and I expect to see lots of console scores and a ton of Amigashow-olls next time.

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MEGADRIVEWhoa! The Magadrive is going through a bit of a renaissance!There am two, count 'em, two strategy games in the score tabletTim Kelly's score on EA ice Hockey is s bit suspect though, seeingas the Soviet Union doesn't exist anymore.EA ICE HOCKEYTim Kelly, Bietchley, Milton Keynes

444 SOVIET UNION VS USA

COMPLETE ON AWESOMESTAR CONTROLTim Kelly, Bletchley, Milton Keynes

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JOHN MADDENS H O U S T O N 77 ALL MADDEN 5Ruse Tuffin, Walton on Thames. Surrey

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Simon Wilmer gets the ultimate score on Geoman Warrior, com-pleted with the max number of points possible. What a guy! SuperGhouls *n Ghosts is almost Impossible on hard mode, but not Ifyou're the nigh-on superhuman Simon Wilmer. I bet he drinksCarling Black LabeL

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Lots ol good scores this month, but let's see some for games likeStarbiade and Steel Talons. Come and have a go If you think you'rebard enough.

PITFIGHTER 3 , 0 8 1 , 3 9 0 COMPLETEDUoyd Wright, Kidderminster, Worcs.

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A massive Mario 3 score from James Cetchpole in Bedford, If youthink you've got the balls to beat that, then send in your score. Theclassic original Mario also gets a rather astounding drubbing fromTrevor Thornicroft of Southammhe completed a massive 16 timesIn a row, must have taken hours!

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Hal Scotland give Australia the drubbing they deserve In MartinBenedetti's superb Rugby World Cup result! Paul Beresford wasa bit impressive too, as he tears round the hard level of LotusTurbo. Think you can beat that? Then get writing!MAN UNITED EUROPE 9-I V S S L A M S O F IA

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LOTUS TURBO 1 4 0 HARDPaul Bereslord, Chippenham, WMshlre

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TERMINATOR 2 2 3 3 , 3 0 0 COMPLETEMatthew Williams, &Wm, Wales A M .

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, faraway..,Star Wars is still one of the mostsuccessful movies of all time. All things toeveryone: adventure, love story, visual spec-tacle, Star Wars has it all, The game followsthe movie's plot faithfully and includes all its

k major elements. You start off on Tatooine,fir Luke's home planet. From here you have to

enlist the aid of R202. Ben Kenobi and HanSolo. Once you have Han Solo working foryou. you can zoom off to the Death Star—via alarge asteroid field. Most of the game is ascrolling platform romp, but there are varioussub-games, including a 30 section inmiddle. It's all there, so get going!,

ALL PALSTOGETHERYou have to use all the goodguys from the movie if youwant to complete the gameStarling with just Luke andC3Pla you seek the assist- •ance of R202 Once youhave him, Ben Kenobiloin the fun Next you have to •find Han Solo and, finally,Princess Lela Each charac-ter can be controlled aridthey all have their uses andit s up to you to find Out whodoes what best The film plotgives clues, so you shouldn'thave much problem figuringit out!

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WHY IS C3P0SO CRAP?Although C3P0 is with you allthe way through the game,he's completely crap Hedoesn't do anything at all ex-cept complain all the limeHe can t shoot, he can't jumpand he can't even speak dif-ferent languages like he'ssupposed to This isn't ac-tually an option, but itwouldn't be a bad idea toleave him in the Jawa sand-crawler. At least they couldmake him into somethinguseful, like a trumpet or awaffle iron.•

There are two 3-D sectionsin the game, one in the Mil-lennium Falcon and one inthe famous X-Wing fighter. Inthe first you as Han Solohave to fly the Falconthrough an asteroid field onthe way to the Death Star. • A Why Is C3P0 so crap? Funny answersThis is extremely tricky. The • o n a postcard, free game for the winner.second 3D bit is when you flythe )(Ming through TIE-Fighter infested space. Thissection leads on to a yell-cally scrolling shoot 'em up •over the surface and into thetrenches of the Death Star.

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- .nomorIt's taken a while to touchdown (say about 15 years!)but this game is tab! Lucas-film have really gone totown he re , turning i n agame and a half which willhave you doing a doubletake to prove you're a c -tua lly pl a y i ng a n NE S .There's nothing quite like

one anywhere, 'cos it's so faithful to theashbuckling adventure appeal of the movie

itself. Look ing v e ry Luke-like y ou journeythrough some gorgeous graphics to completeone mutha of a tough task! The sound trackreally stands out, ranking among the best I 'v •ever heard on the 8-bit Nintendo. But at the endof the day what I really like about this game isthe way it so closely mirrors the excitement anddrama of one of the greatest movies ever. ThisIs the one the fans have been waiting for, andhere it is at last!

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REVIEW,Star Wa rs i s one s ma rtcart! I t ha s a l l y our fa -vourite bi ts of the movieand a few goodies whichweren't strictly in the film.The plot has been doctoredslightly to make the gameflow a little more smoothly,but you have to do every-thing in the right order. The

main part h e game. a scrolling platform rompis great fun, with death-defying leaps and lotsof alien scum to blast. The graphics, conside-ring this is an NES, are completely groovy, withsmooth scrolling, top-notch sprites and won-derful backdrops. The cart contains a specialmusic chip which enhances the NES soundcapabilities. What this means to you and I is thatthere are some thumping renditions of themovie themes, as well as brilliant sound effects.The game is huge: you can play for an hour andstill only complete five or six percent of thewhole thing! Definitely the best film tie-in on theNES and one of the best Nintendo carts forages!

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Just as we suspected, the brilliant conversion ofGradius holds the number one spot. Look outnext month for Its brilliant sequels, Salamanderand Parodius. New In the chart Is a smart conver-sion of vertical shooter, Raiden Trad, apparently,It's nigh on perfect!

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WHACK! Two Megadrive beat 'em ups

thumped their way into the office Just intime for this Issue, so we thought we'd putthem head to head in another CVG slap-upspecial. Which one comes out on top? Readon and find out!

T 1a k e two fighting masters, put them into an

arena and let them scrap it out! There canbe only one winner, with no points at all forsecond place. Nothing matters except v ictory.and at any cost. That's Fighting Masters foryou, the game which pits you against a widevariety of opponents In all sorts of mysticalplaces. Discover your secret moves, planyour tactics and let rip as your opponent at-tempts to do exactly the same. In this sportonly the toughest survive, so have you gotwhat it takes to be top of the pile?

HOOSE YOUR HERO!hting Masters features no less than 12 individual scrap-9 champs, each with their own special charcateristtcs.re they are:

Hurrah! Here's a prettyniffy one-on-one scrappinggame on the Megadrive,and it works really well! Ob-v ious ly i n fl u e n c e d b yStreeffighter, this is basi-cally a stripped down ver-sion o f everybody's favearcade thumpe r - a nd Ihave to say it works very

well. Graphics are fine, sounds a tad whifty, butgameplay has been well designed for maximumlaffs. In one player mode the game can becomea tad samey, but find a chum to fight with andthis cart really takes off! Everyone will tine theirown favourite character (mines Dio!) and per-fect their skills to take on all comers. Whenpeople start yelling while they play you knowthe games a good 'un - and if one player modewas more fun this game would definitely scorea CVG Hill As it Is, i ts the tops in two-playermode and guaranteed laffs for fist fighting palseverywhere!

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STREETFIGHT-ING AGAIN?It has to be said: FightingMasters is the closest yet tothe thrills 'n' spills of Street-fighter on the Megadrive.The influence is obvious, butthe game is much simplerthan the arcade classic. Finetry, though! A Medusa's got a "crush" on Goldrock.

LARRY: A human fromEarth, our Larry's a realmuscle man with plenty ofstamina and speed. Greatfisticuffs, but lacking way-outskills.

MORIN: Hailing from the, planet lona, she may be a gir-1 lie but Morin sure knows how

to pack a punch with the pairof fighting sticks she carries,Swift and agile, but not toostrong.

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ELEPHA: Champion of theplanet Mega. Elepha's a bigold boy who knows how touse his weight to full effect.Tends to be a bit slow attimes, though.

SIMPLEBUT FUN!Fighting Masters couldn't besimpler: choose your fighterand slug it out with either acomputer-controlled oppo-nent or a chum for two-playerlets. There are few rules andthe match is over when oneof you is chewing the dirt.Simple and fun!

FLAMER: Hot from planetOdd, this guy can breath fireand pack a pretty powerfulpunch as well. Good at at-tack but pretty poor on de-fensive moves.

BEOINOLF: Straight fromthe planet Orion, Eleowollhas the deadliest fingers inthe business - they're madeof steel blades! As a specialmove he can turn himselfinto a spinning blade, but issurprisingly easy to dust.

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An unusua l twist, I s up-pose - monsters in a wres-tling ring, Perhaps a cleverway to jump on the wholewrestling games bandwa-gon. I t's jus t a pi ty tha tBeast Warriors is a pile ofold crap. Nothing about itIs remotely exciting. Thegraphics, although looking

quite nice in these static screenshots, animatepathetically and the shadows beneath them area complete joke: they flicker and they're allexactly the same size a nd shape! Sound lapretty atrocious, especially the in-game tuneswhich a re completely ill-fitting. Gameplay isdull, simplistic and annoying In equal parts. Halfthe time the monsters don't seem to respond tothe controls and I simply couldn't be botheredto sit around and find out what the other halfwas like. Actually, Beast Warriors has made mefeel quite ill, so I don't want to write any moreabout it.

V This ring's electrifying!

GOLDROCK: Top of the pileon planet Iziaitan, Goldrock'sone tough hombre made outof stone! He's fairly slow.though, and doesn't have toomany moves at his disposal.

UPDATEBeast Warrior shouldn't beavailable for any other sys-tem. Thank heavens for that!

THANKS......to Console Concepts(0782 712759) for the revievcartridge s.

PAUL RAND

TOMAHAWK: Head hombreon planet Body, Tomahawk'sa top-flight scrapper who'sking in the air but not so hoton the ground. Watch out forhis swooping attack of doom!

ZRYGUNTE: Screaming infrom the planet Sushi, wherehe's king lobster, Zrygunteknows how to grab his foe ina pincer grip of doom!Trouble is, if he misses he'swide open to attack! Ohdear._

WHERE ARETHE ROPES?No ropes cordon off thiswrestling ring - it's electrified!Throw your opponent ontothe invisible force field andhe's toasted for a couple ofseconds before falling uncon•sciously to the floor: just theright lime to give 'im a damngood kicking!If you think the music duringthe game is a bit on the poorside, you might like to huntOut a few of these beastlytunes and play them at fullblast! Get It On - T Rex. Cro-codile Rock - Elton John. I'llBe There The Four The-era Tops. American Pie - PteranoDon Maclean. Anythingby Des 0 Connor - 'cos allhis stuff is monstrously bad.

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MEDUSA: Hero of the planetGolgon, Medusa may be fatbut he's fit as well! Lumbe-ring around the screen, hecan suddenly change Into aspinning wheel of death fromwhich there Is no escape!

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R A onsters generally get a bad press. Port-' V I rayed for centuries as slavering, brain-less killing machines hasn't done much fortheir publicity. In fact, they're an intelligentbunch, who vent their anger not by stompingaround eating prehistoric man, but by climb-ing into a ring for a bit of a wrestle. Grab thatjoypad and become one of a variety of thesemassive maulers, taking on the challenge offlooring your beastly opponent before he get5the better of you. Choose your fighter from awide selection, then take to the ring and, well,beat ten shades out of the poor thing in frontof you. Couldn't be easier. Honest.

A He'd better move - and fast!

DIO: Fresh from the planetTree, Do's the sensation ofthe sport. He may be a poxylittle plant, but he's brill! Withhis snapping jaws he can actually eat his opponents forlunch, and we think he's Sabi

EYESIGHT: Top man onplanet Cyprus, Eyesight'sboxing skills know nobounds, Great with his fistshe's not much good any-where else.

DRASON: Hotshot of theplanet Rulgus. Drason thedragon's another with an un,canny talent for blowing fireout of his gob! Make sure totime your attacks or he'llburn your botty... The ugliest monster

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W O W Z A ! Arcade king Jaz Rignail pulls onhis double-strength thermal undies and

fights his way through the snow to trackdown all the latest and greatest on the coin.op scene! Could those pants take the pace?Read on and find out!

MULTI-HOOVEREDBONUSBADDIESHoovering up and spittingout one baddie at a time isthe safest way to play, butyou end up with a rubbishscore. Tumble Pop expertshoover and store as manybaddies as possible andwhen the vacuum is about toexplode eject them out allover the screen. The result ofall this dangerous tomfooleryis a large points bonus, plusany hidden items on that par-ticular screen being un-covered, which could meanmore points or even power.ups!

F irst there was Pang. Then there was SuperPang. New the third game in Mitchell Cor-poration's popular series has arrived -Tumble Pop. Once again it's a one or two-player single screen platform game, but thistime instead of busting balloons. it's hoover.ing the enemy into submission that's theorder of the day...

VACUUMANTICSThe two heroes are armedwith vacuum cleaners withwhich to suck up the bad.dies, Once hoovered, theycan be destroyed by ejectingthem back out. The vacuumcan store an unlimitedamount ol baddies, and themore you suck up, the morepoints you get. The problemis that they can Only bestored for a few seconds,and if you don't eject themquickly it explodes and costsyou a life!The object is to simplyhoover up all the baddies onthat particular level, andonce done take on and de-feat the end-of-level boss,with the ultimate aim of beat-inn tha R n a hr e e f,nt k .final level

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bosses Is both challenging and very addictive.It's this aspect that keeps you playing the game• you seem to find something new every time!The graphics and sound are both excellent, butreally i t's the simple, but horribly addictivegameplay that makes this one of the most funcoin-ops seen in a long time. Let's hope we seehome conversions soon; in the meantime, getdown to your local arcade and pump somecoins into this - quick!

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XEXEX O V E R A L L 72%What I want to know is how the hell do you pronounce thename of this latest horizontally scrolling blaster from Konami?Is it zeh-zex, or should it be ex-ex-ex, or even zeks-ex? How-ever you say it, the name is definitely the most original thingabout the game'The scenarto isn't really important, since what it boils down tois a scroll along, power•up, beat the end-of-level boss routinewhich, while Ifs fun, hardly taxes your shoot 'em up skills. It'svery similar to all the other hundreds of games in the genre,and apart from some lovely graphics and some thumpingtunes, there's nothing here to keep you putting in more than afew coins

ALL AROUND THE WORLDLike its predecessors, Tumble Pop's baddie bashing is setacross the globe. Starting off at the South Pole, the playertravels to Moscow, Paris. New York, Fuji-Yams, Egypt, Peruand finally Australia - which is infested with baddies fromCaveman Ninial

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IPIIN11134NILILSTAR TREKPINBALLOVERALL 86%This year that most famousof science fiction televisionprogrammes. Star Trek. cel-ebrates is 251h anniversary.And as you can imagine.there'll be reunions, mem-orabilia, commemorativeitems and special conven-tions to celebrate the grandoccasion.One such commemorativeitem is this new pinball table,which packs a fabulouslydrawn and brilliantly de-signed playfield and morespeech and music from thetelevision series than youthink could possibly besqueezed into a pin table! Itsone of the best pintables I'veseen in a long time andshould keep silverball fansshort of change for quitesome time.But what I want to know is.will there be an arcadegame? Sega produced a vec-tor graphic Star Trek game in1983 which was pretty good.using today's technology itCould be updated into some-thing really special! If there'sany news on that front, you'llbe the first to know.

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THE MICROSELLSAMIGA GAMES for sale; Back to the FutureShadow of the Beast II, Knightbreed. Joe Blade.Crowd Kingdoms, Days of Thunder, Kid Gloves.E8 each of E40 for the lot. Ring: 051 428 2873 askfor Steve after 5pmNINTENDO COOARITER for sale. E150 + 5games - Mario Bros 2, Robocop, World CupFoomball. Turtles and Black Manta_ Ring: 0992552714 ask for SimonWANTED Hero's Quest by Sierra for the Amiga,game must be Hero's Quest, not Quest for Glory 1.Will swap with Quest for Glory i or buy it. PhoneJamie on: 061 462 4719MEGADRIVE FOR SALE, sell for E200 with 7 topgames or swap for Super Famicom with at least 2games. Call Richard on: 081 857 5635FOR SALE Light Gun fix Nintendo + Duck Hunt,will accept any reasonable offer. Please phone:051 678 8256 if interested and ask for RichardSEGA MEGADRIVE FOR SALE with Sonic theHedgehog, Joypad and Stereo headphones. All forthe amazing price of E70_ If interested please callSimon on: 0260 297558AMSTRAD CPC 464 for sale, colour monitor,joystick and over 100 games + magazines, AU form u ono. Phone: 021 423 3371 ask for MarkATARI 520 STFM discovery pack, second diskdrive, quickshot python im joystick. E250 worth forsoftware, dust covers, disk Cox, accessories, 10months old, all boxed. Worth E700. Sell for E450ono_ Phone: 0553 762688 after 6pmCOMMODORE MC light fantastic pack, light gun,alysfick, some software, never used. All boxed.Sell tor E100 Ono Phone: 0553 762686 after 6pmWANTED Garneboy. Will pay E30 max. Call Nickon: 04022 26854SWAP your megadnve games for mine. Interestedphone: 0292 43555 for details. Games must haveinstructions_COMMODORE 64 for sale, with 2 joysticks, lots ofgames and accessories. reset cartridge, fast loadand action replay cartridges, worth E350. Sell forEl 75 ono_ Also disk drive, good condition, withmany games. Only E60 ono. Phone Ben on: 0223834572SEGA MEGADRIVE for sale. 1 loypacl, 10 gamesincluding: Sonic the Hedgehog, PGA Tour Golf andCastle of Illustion. E250. Contact Chris on: 0923213672NINTENDO SUPER FAMICOM PAL + 6 top ratedgames, swap for Amiga and games or Megadriveand games. Tel: 0352 715377FOR SALE 16 Commodore games and 7 Amstradgames. E5 each or all for E48. Contact Steven on:622 8658NINTENDO SUPER FAMICOM PAL Never used,unwanted gift, with 2 games. Will swap for PCEngine GT, for sell for E255. Contact Dean on: 081907 1876NINTENDO for sale. 2 pads. 4 games, Turtles,Double Dragon II, Snake, Rattle and Roll.Probotectot, Boxed. Bargain at Et Oa Will sendrecorded delivery + E5 P&P. Phone, 0538 304595GAMEBOY for sale, with 8 games, gamelight,magnifier, carry cases. Worth E300, sell for E180Cali Richard on: 0256 782322NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM with 2loypads, excellent condition, still boxed, 3 great;ernes including Section Z. Worth El 40 sell forE75. Contact Medway 684991. Please ring after5Pm

THE MICRO SELLS cont.PC ENGINE PAL with 15 games. 5 player adaptorand 2 control pads. For E165 ono. Tel: 0329231537 after 5pmFOR SALE Atari STFM 1040, double sided diskdrive. joystick over 30 games, mouse and mousepad. Worth over E1000. will sell for E300. Phone:07441383332SWAP 5 top Arnstard games for 4 good Amstradgames.Would prefer Transformers and anySpiderman game. Contact Omar after 4pm on:526611 In ArmaghFOR SALE Amstrad CPC 464 green screen, canget modulator, computer in very good condidonvathover E250 worth ol games incuiding History in theMaking, Technocop. Sell for E200. • Computerdesk for sale VGC for only E50. Or Buy computerand desk for E425. Tel Ed on: 0977 798921 after6prnMEGADRIVE for sale, excellent contaction,boxed, 2 months cal, with Sonic, Dick Tracy,Altered Beast and Revenge of Shinobi, a Bargainat E115. Phone Daniel on: 0626 5565CSEGA MASTER SYSTEM • Sell boxed includingControl Stick, light phaser, and 18 games includingGolden Axe, Psycho Fox, Restart, Wonclerbou IIIetc. E220. Ask for Dale on: 021 526 4037OLD MODEL CM cassene player, monitor, printer,disk drive. 2 jet fighter joysticks + over E500 worthof software including many blockbuster games, +word processor and complete OM t0i system for theC64 worth E1500, sell for E500. Ring Ed on: 04721340359 for detailsSEGA MASTER SYSTEM + includes light phaser,control pads, 2 built in games + 3 additionalgames. Very good condition. E75 ono. Call: 0753886968. (Gerrards Cross)NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM with 2games, Turtles and Super Marto Bros 11.2 pads,brilliant condition. Sell boxed only 6 months old. ABargain at E65 Tot 0332 551196PC ENGINE for sale (Scan) 3 games. joyead. Verygood condition. Still boxed. 2 Japanese PC Enginemagazines. Sell for E75 Ono. If interested ring :0795 420962 ask for Des after 6pm (Si ttingboume)BOXED GAMEGEAR 2 games, excellent condition• AC Adaptor. Sell for El 10. Phone: 0923 31894SWAP my Gameboy for Atari Lynx. Carneboy has5 games, carry case. Tel: 0724 783004PACK OF 17 Amiga games for sale brand new.Including RVF Honda, Kid Gloves and MicroproseSoccer. E70 coo. Phone: 0283 214768 after5.30pmSWAP Tetra. 2 player link up, headphones and acarry case for a Gameboy, swap for any Nintendogames. Contact Jason on. 081 670 4628 after4pm weekdays, or all day on weekends6 FT SNOOKER TABLE with 2 cues, a spider, allballs. chalk and a triangle. Good condition, sellboxed. A bargain at E45_ Tel! 0332 551196POWER TURBO 33 ROLLER BOOTS Size 9. withHockey socks, S&S bearings, excellent condition.With box. A bargain at E45. Tel: 0332 551196COMMODORE 64 for sale. over 14 games,joystick, 1 data recorder, good condition. Soil forE713. Phone: 0493 377458 ask for LeeFOR SWAP 100 commodore 64 games forcommodore disk drive or Garneboy. PhoneSeamus Smith on: 0861 527538 for detials

THE MICROSELLS cont.FOR SALE Sega Gamegear with 4 games, will sellfor EIS° or swap for Sega Master System with atleast 6 games. Phone Farnham 0329 230600 askfor RobinPC ENGINE FOR SALE with Chase HQ,Wonderboy II, Dungeon Master arid LegendaryAxe. E120. Phone: 0742 589353. Richard(Sheffield)SEGA MEGADRIVE for sale, including joysticksand joypads, just a few months old with Stop greatgames, batch of magazines and a japaneseconvertor. All of this for only E170 ono. Tel: 081440 0869SEGA MASTER SYSTEM • with 4 games, 2controllers and a gun for sale. El 1 a PhoneCharles Thornlinson on: 691 0041. Broxley SE4ATARI STFM with E200 worth of games, swap forMegadrive with 4 or 5 games. Phone Luke on:0494 528592 after 4 30pmSPECTRUM +3 Ideal gift, fight gun, joystick, dustcover, boxed games including Berman.Ghostbusters II. Terminator II, R o b c c o p a n d m a n y

more individual games. Around 200 games, all ingood condition. Worth around E500, offers aroundEt 95. Phone: 5266835 ask for BradCOMMDORE 64 for sale, El 00 worth of games.swap for Gam eboy with games. Or sell for E80ono. Phone: 081 429 0989 ask for CarlSWAP Blackout for Bare Knuckle, or Streets ofRage Cal l Shanaz on: 061 366 0675 after 4pmGAMEBOY for sale including Gamelight.magnifier, carry cases and 2 games. Worth E100sell for MO. Phone: 0256 782322GAME BOY GAMES for sale, including DoubleDragon. Batman, Operation C and others. Sell forEl 2 each. Phone: 0256 782322ENGLISH MEGADRIVE 11 months guarantee.John Maddens. Streets of Rage. Spiderman,Altered Beast. Wrestle War, extra pad_ E200. Tel:0272 515582 or swap for an Amiga ask for PeterA BOY AND HIS BLOB (The Rescue of PrincessBlobette) for the Nintendo Gam eboy. E15. Tel: 061908 0517COMMODORE CM for sale, 149 games. 2joysticks, 2 light guns and the computer. Ring: 5043993 ask for GlenSPECTRUM 46K games for sale. 12 good gamesfor only E3 + El P&P. Phone Ross on: 823245between 4 and 7pmWANTED Atari Lynx 1 or 2 with 4 or more games.Call: 081 950 3719 ask for Jams i e B o ySEGA GAME GEAR + Master Gear Adaptor, 5games, S hi t-obi , M i c k ey M o us e , H as de G ob ey ,

Wonderboy arid California Games. Cost E250. sellfor E200. Ring 0634 881298 ask for PeterSEGA MASTER SYSTEM Light gun, rapid fireunit, 2 control pads + 9 great games. E150. Tel:0306 882609GAME BOY with 10 games including Batman. Golfand Mario Land + headphones and 2 player leadWill sell for E145 On°. Tel. 0704 65465 ask for PaulWANTED Sega Megadrive games will pay E12each. Phone: 0253 875957 (You have to send Megames)FOR SALE NES Nintendo with 5 games, includingSuper Mario Bros 3 and advantage joystick and 2controllers. £130. Phone Chris on: 0507 527559SWAP Gameboy with 5 games including Marioand Double Dragon. Will swap tor Gamegeat witha games Of Meoadrive with a game. If interested-

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THE MICROSELLS cont.SPECTRUM GAMES E200 worth wiN sell for E40Ono. Will need to pick up from Leeds. Also SegaMaster System 12 cartridges, sell for £80 ono.Contact Chris on: 0532 326286OFFICIAL UK IMEGADRIVE arcade power 111OKSonic, Mickey Mouse, PGA Goil, Populous, SuperMonaco, World Cup. James Pond, Golden Axe,Altered Beast. All for E300 ono. Phone Pete on:0296 67293COMMOOORE C84 for sale, 2 joysticks, 2lightguns and 149 games. Asking price E300. Call:5043993 ask for GlenATARI ST 25 games. 3 joysticks, 4 player adaptor.Tel: 0660 240495 or swap for Super lam icomATARI ST520FM discovery pack, mound diskdrive. quickshot python im joysbck, £250 worth ofsoftware. dust cover, disk box. accessories. 10months old. All boxed worth E700. Sell for E450ono.Phone: 0553 762686 after EpmGAMEBOY for sale. 5 games include Mario.Batman and Spiderman. All boxed. E135. WorthE185. Contact Adam on: 0205 3569(39TO SWAP Monaco GP. Golden Axe, EA IceHockey. John Maddens American Football, Heirs.Sonic the Hedgehog arid Castle of Illusion, W i l lswap for any other Megadrive games. Pleasephone:081 431 5825SWAP my Gameboy for Atari Lynx or Game Gearor Sell for El 20_ Call: 0724 713300 ask for RobCOMMOOORE 64 for sale with tape deck, over 50games and magazines + 2 loySbcks. Will sell forEt 50 ono. Ain also sell games seperately. Tel:061 949 4087FOR SALE Sega Master System and joypad • 3games Wonderboy III, Teddy Boy and Sonic theHedgehog. 5 months old, good condition. PhoneElliot after 4pm on: 081 809 2782SEGA MASTER SYSTEM with 2 games, Californiagames and Galaxy Force_ E90. Phone David on:084421 2303FOR SALE Gameboy, all onginal packaging,supplied with 8 garnes, gamelight and carry case.Worth over E240. Sell for E125. Call Stuart on:0483 422639 alter 5prnPC ENGINE portable, mint condition, 3 games allboxed. Worth £300, sell for E200 or swap forMegadrive + games and £50. Cali Chns on:0527510554ATARI 52091 boxed as new, various manuals, 20games, 2 joysticks, E275 ono. Ring Darren on:0905 427013 (Worcester)GAME BOY for sale, unwanted present, 5 games,2 player adaptor, 4 player adaptor, headphones,illuminator light and case which holds the lot.Worth E200. Sell for E149.99 ono. Contact Lee on:0208 763097NINTENDO PIES for sale or swap for Gamegearwith at least 4 games, Phone Lee on. 0870 355537SWAP Master System with 1 built in game and 3others. For Commodore 64, my computer has 8months guarantee left_ Tel: 597 7108COMMODORE 64 for sale with 100 games, newmodel, very good condition with 2 good joysticks.E200 or will swap for Amiga %vial 1 games. Phone:0709 360549SPECTRUM 48K double interphaser. 2 joysticks,50 games, + 70 games without covers. Phone Paulon:061 317 1979

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FOR SALE Spectrum 128K with over 60 gamesincluding Rainbow Islands. Bubble Bobble andNew Zealand Story. All this for £70. Tel: 0483760591 (Woking)PC ENGINE GAMES for sale, Motoroder,Dungeon Explorer and Wonderboy. £20 each.Excellent condition. You send cash. I will sendgames. Phone Michael on: 0538 304595WANTED Amiga in good condition with somesoftware. Willing to pay around £200. Tel: 0282696033COMMODORE 64 for sale includes datacassette,all leads and 53 garnes.Worth £300 will sell forMO_ Phone Neil on: 0642 581241ATARI STFM double sided disk drive with joystickarid mouse, lots of games including Kick Off 2,black and white TV. All boxed E300 only. PhoneAntony co: 051 339 0733FOR SALE Megadrive and Amiga. Both for E200.Contact Matthew on: 0462 685052WANTED Sega Game Gear cheap. Phone: 0272734181COMMODORE 64 for sale, over 80 games, lightfantastic pack, boxed as new. Ring : 0437 765087COMMODORE 64 computer console for sale, 200provisional games. 3 ioysticks, all in perfectcondition, 1200 ono, Phone: 021 704 3155HANHELD PC ENGINE in superb condition with 4games including Jackie Chan and FormationSoccer. E235 ono. Phone: 0706 754140SWAP Super Famicorn scan with 3 games. SuperMono 4. Final Fight and Gradi us 3, will swap forNeo Geo with game. Ring Simon: 0689 847732SPECTRUM +3 disk drive includes Melbface 3, 5disks full of games, cassette recorder, E30 worth ofgames on tape. 2 manuels, joystick_ Bargain E250ono. Contact David on: 0222 882330WANTED NES with 2 control pads and 2 gamesfor under El 00. Phone Kate on: 081 398 9375MASTER SYSTEM + Light Phaser, 9 games. 2ioypads, a E20 joysbolL Games include GoldenAxe, Mickey Mouse, R, T y p e . R a m p a g e, R o c ky .

Worth £320. Sell for El 1 O. Ring: 0823 413089ask for JamesAMSTRAD CPC 64 with colour monitor andjoystick, excellent condition. Includes over E250worth of software. Will sell at a Bargain at E175ono. If interested please phone: 021 475 7602SEGA MEGADRIVE in brand new condition, iiinth 2joypads and 5 great games led uding Golden Axeand Ghouls and Ghosts. £200 or swap forCommodore Amiga, Phone: 0708 754140COMMODORE 64 40 games. 1 poystick, cassettedeck, good condition. O . Phone Swansea 0792401419 after 4pmSWAP Gameboy with 3 games, and 2 player link +E30 for English Megadrive with 2 games. Or sellfor E50. Phone: 081 398 9375 ask for GarethCOMMODORE 64 light fantastic, for sale with toptitle games • joystick. OUR* sale MO . I finterested phone Andrew on: 081 685 9258MASTER SYSTEM control pad, light gun, E20joystick and 9 great games. Well worth over E300will sell tor E110, Ring : 413089 (Tournton area) orswap for Megaxtrive WM SonicNINTENDO with 7 games, World Cup, TeenageMutant Hero Tulles, Double Dragon II, A Zapper,Duck Hunt, and club membership. Sell for £185Phone: 0354 53290 ask for Robin

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THE MICROSELLS cont.FOR SALE Panasonic Impact 24 dot matrixprinter. K)(P1 124,1 year old. C175 ono, Phone:0752 790729 ask for NickGAMEBOY FOR SALE 16 top titles includingforeign games. Magnifier. Light boy, boxed as newworth E440. Wil sell kw £235 ono, Tel Liam on:0935 891376AMIGA GAMES FOR SALE Predator 2. Back tothe Future 2. Knightbreed. Nero. Shadow of theBeast 2, 10 demo disks. The whole lot for MO orwill sell individually for El 5 each or will swap for aMegadrive. 47 Clarence Road, Teddington. Tel:Eel 977 9138 ask for RichardSWAP Japanese Shadow Dancer and RingsideAngel for any games (swap both for RainbowIslands) Outrun for sale for Master System E15one. Prefer local swaps or around Middlesex areaPhone: 034it 778248 ask for MatthewCOMMODORE 64 CONSOLE for sale comes with7 games including. Batman, Navy Seals, Robcoop2 and Flimbos Quest, 2 joysticks. Worth £135. Sellfor E50-180. Contact James on: 0788 561820BARGAIN Game Gear + 3 games includingMickey Mouse and Wonderboy + Lynx with 5games including Blue Lightening, Gauntlet 3.Rampage and Paperboy. £300 or swap forFamtcom with 2 games (TV Version) Contact Manon: 061 670 2432 weekdays after 6.30prnCOMMODORE 64 for sale, 1 joystick, 1 datarecorder, over 40 great games. Sell for E80 ono.orswap for Garneboy • games. Phone: 0493 377458after aprn ask for LeeATARI ST games for sale, all onginals with boxand instructions, Batman E7, KnightbrerKIE7, StarWars Trilogy E7 + many more. Phone Rory on:071609 0844AMMACO free style EIMX for sale, competitionframe. MX Brakes, original pads, bought for overE200. Sell for E80. Slight repair needed to saddle.Phone Rory on: 071 809 0844AMSTRAD CPC 464 colour monitor and 2joysticks, E100 worth of games includingWondarboy and Mini Office 2. Worth over E400.Sell for E200 or swap for an Amiga_ Ring: 0734842629AMSTRAD CPC 464 with colour monitor andjoystick. E250 worth of software. All in goodcondition. The price is £325. Tel: 0403 790342SUPER FANCO M for sale (scan) 4 gamesincluding UN Squadron, 2 joypads and PSU, £300.Phone: 0703 878739 ask for JimSEGA GAME GEAR with Mickey Mouse, SuperMonaco GP, Mains Adaptor. All for £85 ono.Phone Simon on: 081 304 7440URGENTLY WANTED Lynx games.Gate ofZendocon. Paperboy, California Games,Electrocop and Tinball Shuffle. 1M11 pay up to £10per game. If interested dial:0706 81733 ask forDesSPECTRUM 128 games for sale includeAfterburner, Gunship, 1942 and many more, allboxed. Worth E10. sell for £3. Phone: 02233165135 ask for JasonSWAP Sega Master System with 2 control pads,rapid fire unit. 2 games for an NES with any of theMena's, any other games, if interested contactJames on: 0633 856910SPECTRUM 48K & 128K GAMES for sale. E700worth, sell for E140 or swap for Gamegear andgames. For further enquiries phone Breezling 0585073575 and ask for James

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SWAP my Zeni Golf for Ricky of World Cup, Italian'90 on the Megadrive. Call Shariaz Met 4pm on061366 0675,FOR SALE ATARI LYNX with 4 games • PaperBoy. Zenophobe, Electra Cop and CaliforniaGames. Phone 03552 42672 and ask for Jamie.SPECTRUM + 2 E1600 worth of games. joystick,miaodrives, mo-den, printer, interface 1. mulbface128. 011Ieads. All for E200 ONO. M ona Jason on0452 770616.FOR SALE Amstrad CPC 61213 disk drive andcomputer. I n perfect condition with cassette deck,leads and 500 great games. Unbelievable offer'Worth E2000 sell for E300 ONO. Call Andy on081-530 7519 (London).ATARI 520 FTFIA includes mouse, joystick, 40original games. Bargain at E200. Telephone 0533403580 (after 5prn).SEGA MEGADRIVE FOR SALE 9 ge n i e sincluding Sonic The Hedgehog. Mickey Mouse,Super Real Basketball. Worth E500 sell for E300.Also Alan Lynx tor sale with 4 games includingGauntlet 3 and California games. Costs £200 sellfor E100. Telephone on 0706 521325.ATARI LYNX FOR SALE still boxed includesmains adaptor and 2 games - Road Blaster andCalifornia Games_ 3 months old, all for El Citi ONOPhone 0878 535041.GAMEBOY FOR SALE excellent condition with 5games - Te t a Mario, Teenage Mutant NijaTurtles. Bobble Bobble and Magnifier and bght.Telephone 021 427 9287 (after 5prn).1-8K SPECTRUM •2 - E.50 ONO, 20 games.ljoystick or swap for 4 Sega Master Systemsgames, preferably good ones. Telephone 070660077 (Lancashire).PC ENGINE GT 5 months old. still fully boxed, asnew. 2 games. AC adaptor. batteries, 22magazines. Worth £330 will accept £230 No Offer.Phone 081-529 51358 (anytime).FOR SALE Nintendo with 3 games • Megaman 2,Skate or Die and 10 Yard Fight. Price El 1 O. Call554 8379 and ask for Andrew.10 PC ENGINE GAMES - Ft Circus '91, SplatterHouse, Operation Wolf. Die Herd, Pac Land,Shinobie, Vigilante, Chase HO and The NewZealand Story. E18 each or El 70 the lot. PhoneOBI 529 5858 (anytime).FOR SALE Amstrad CPC 464 with green screen,plus TV modulator and 40 games. Price ONLYEl 00. I f interested phone Mark on OBI 529 4357buyer collects.GAMEGEAR with 4 master system game, 2garnegear games, master gear adaptor plus ACadaptor. Excellent condition still boxed. Sell forE180 or swap for Amiga with games. Telephone0272 441097 and ask for James.MEGADRIVE GAMES TO SWAP - JapaneseWrestle Wars and English Populas Any gamesconsidered. Phone Mark after 5pm on 09263391131.SEGA MASTER SYSTEM with 17 top gamesincluding Physco Fox. Calitornia Games andAltered Beast. Will sell for E145 or swap for aMegadnve with a few games. Telephone 0254853051,

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THE MICROSELLS cont.TO ALL AMiGA OWNERS I hove the latestNumber 1 game for Amiga. I ts Jimmey WhitesWhirlwind Snooker, I t has all the stuff in it - thedisk, the manual, a free chalk and the history andrules of Snooker.. I f you would like to buy this.please contact Nelson - 0282 600 900. For areasonable price of Et 5-00.SEGA MASTER SYSTEM plus 17 games andSpectrum 128K + 2 with over 100 games. WIllswap for a Super Famicom with et least 4 games.Telephone number 025485 3051SEGA MASTER SYSTEM. 17 games and aSpectrum 128K +2, with over 100 games will swapfor Super Famicom with at least 4 games.Telephone: 025485 3051SWAP Sinclair with 4 games for NES with SuperMario Bros. Call after 5prn 0293 782980 ask forlittle David. Also games are for sale El eachATARI STFM with joystick, mouse, mat, loads ofgames and black and white television. E300 only.Phone Anthony after Som on:051 339 0733BOXED ATARI STFM for sale, joystick, mouse.mouse mat, E150 worth of software and black andwhite TV, in very good condition. Phone Anthonyafter 5pm on:051 339 0733. Will sell for E310,DI SPECTRUM +2 computer. comes with 1joystick. lightphaser and 70 games. GamesInclude Midnight Resistance, Italy 1990, Gazza•Batman and Robocop. All for E100. Telephone:0733 78398FOR SALE Gameboy, 3 games, 2 player lead, earphones and view boy, boxed as new, E80. PhoneNick on: 081954 4483 after SpniSWAP Gamegear arid GG Shinobie for NES arid 1games. Telephone Rick on: 0708 214487SPECTRUM +2 with joystick and E120 worth ofgames, including Super Cars and Italy 1990. Its invery condition. Selling for Et 30. Phone Roger on021 380 5152SPECTRUM +2A 128K computer, includes mouseand art package, light gun and 7 light gun games,Cheetah joystick. E200 worth of games, brilliantcondition. E160. Telephone Warrington (0925)413003FOR SALE C64 New Model, with a data cassette.light gun, with 55 games Including Super Monaco.and some magazine games. Excellent condition.Looking for EIS° ono. 1 year old. Phone Sandeepafter 4pm Monday - Thursday on 081807 9683AMIGA A500 1 meg, boxed as new, colour stereomonitor, 3 stereo joysticks, 2 mice, 30 demo disks,50 top games all over 93%. All this worth £2,150.vett sell for 500. Ring: 0494 785560AMSTRAD CPC disk drive, 47 games on the diskswap for Megadnve with 3 games or sell forE150.Wnte to Stephen Ramsdale. 213 CrambrookRoad, Rediand, Bristol. Telepoone: 0272 441204MASTER SYSTEM with 3 games swap forGarnegear with a few games or sell for E90. PhoneStephen on Bristol 441204FOR SALE Amiga goods. master sound samplerfor recording music on Amiga. Software - Licenseto K11, Budokhan. Afterburner. Hydra,Thunderblade, Operation Thunderball. Great gift.All tor E60 Telephone: °el 907 2381SEGA MASTER SYSTEM for sale, good condition,includes 4 games and 2 control pads. Bargain onlyE70. Contact Jo or Tony on: 0604 494945

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AMIGA A500 I meg, boxed as new 14 colourstereo monitor, 3 pro joysticks. 2 mice, 30 demodisks, photon paint 50 top games all over 93%. Allthis worth E2,150, will sell for lust E500. Ring0494 785580SPECTRUM • 28 - Operation Wolf. light gun packplus Batman. Price E70. Multiprint printerinterface for Spectrum 48K hardly used, boxed asnew. Price E25. Call Simon 081- 908 0517 (don'tworry about answer phone).DOUBLE DRAGON for Garneboy CIO. Call Simon061-908 0517 (Don't worry about answer phone).ATARI ST GAMES FOR SALE - Curtain, R-Type,Blood Money and 26 others. 43 demo's - E95. 3Lynx games - Rygar, Gates of Zendicon. ChipsChallenge • EIS each, $30 all three. Call 061 9414322,NINTENDO GAMES FOR SALE - Batman E30,Roth of the Black Mentor E20, Phone 0993 704977.MASTER SYSTEMS GAMES lot sale - Ca l m * .Outrun. Heavy weight Championships - all for E40or El 5 each O r Swap all 3 for either WonderBoy3 or Super Monaco GP. Phone Matthew on 02721369334.WANTED Nintendo NEF. Willing to pay up to E35.no games necessary. Phone William on 081-8781873,POW MEGADRIVE runs all cartridge with 8 gamesincluding Super Monaco. Fantasy Star 2, ArrowFlash, Fatmon and Thunder Force 3. Price £220or swap for Amiga or POW Super Farnicom.. CallJohn on 0532 695 815 after 4pm.PC ENGINE POW for sale, excellent condition, 1joy pad and 1 pro joystick - Auto Fire. IncludingAtonic Robokid, all boxed, all for EV5. Call Johnon 0532 695 615 after 4pm,I HAVE Gynog. thunder Force 3. Wrestle war,Which Japanese to swap on the Megadrive. Anygames considered, I especially want Revenge ofShinoble, Spiderman, Sonic and EA Ice Hockey.Please phone 07697 7722 and ask for Jasper. Iwill also sell these games.SUPER FAMICOM SCART -unwanted gift. usedonce. Price E150 ONO. Telephone on 081-7889910. A bargain not to be missertillNINTENDO FOR SALE plus tapper and controlswith 4 great games including Solo etman aridShake, Rattle and Roll. Worth E180 sell for E110.Phone Duncan on 0932 854 083 between 6 9prn.ATARI ST GAMES FOR SALE Double Dragon E3,After Burner E3, Star Wars E3, Outrun E3, Back ToThe Future 2 El 0, Golden Axe El 0 and LeisureSuit Larry EIS, Right Simulator2 EIS and RobocopEt O. Contact Joel on 081-952 9608.WANTED for Megadnve • Streets of Rage, JohnMaddens, Mickey Mouse. Jail Rings, Strider, HellFire, Ghouls and Ghosts, Super Monaco GP. PayEl° - El 5 - got to be in good condition. Phone ow766 4939.GAMEBOY FOR SALE 3 games Burei Fighter.Super litano Land and Terris. Games and consoleboxed, also headphones and 2 player lead. PriceE75. Phone James on 0923 825722,NINTENDO. Deluxe entertainment system.excellent condition with original box. Includescontrol desk, 2 game controller, zapper gun. robotand 10 games. All boxed and with instructions.Price E175. Call 021 353 7375.

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ATARI LYNX boxed with 3 games, Gauntlet.Rygat, Blue Lightening plus power supply. Verygood condition. Worth E180 sell for E99 • PhoneLawrence on 0522 528365.WANTED Shoorern up construction kit for theAmiga will pay El 0 ONO. Must be In goodcondition. Phone Mark 0606 557 657 after Spm.NINTENDO FOR SALE with 3 top games includingMena 2 - excellent condition, 2 joy pads. Usuallycosts E190. Bargain for E140 ONO. Please phone0235 848533 after Sprn (ask for Connor).FOR SALE Atari ST selling with 250 gamesincluding Batman, Robocop 3 and Goa:blocks 2which is hard to find in the shoos Telephone 081-344 2666.WANTED Rescue of Princess Blobbene on theGameboy. Telephone 081-205 5698. Please ringafter 4.30 and ask for Idhan.ZX SPECTRUM +2A with light•gun and games.Plus El 000 worth of software. Plus E200 worth ofmagazines, CCNor tapes and joy stick Worth E700but will sell for E200. Call Moartin 051 648 3654_ATARI 520 ST for sale. Over 50 games, free joysticks and mouse. Will sell for E350 ONO or willswap for an Amiga. Telephone. 071-359 0053.FOR SALE Spectrum 120K+. Will sell for E100. Itcomes with 20 games. 1 joy stick Phone Ipswich0473 210763.AMIGA 500 FOR SALE with 30+ games and bystick Worth over El 000 sell for E400 ONO. Cal0344 52054 (after 5pm) ask for Robert.9 AMIGA GAMES FOR SALE E5-Elf) or all forE45. Call 0344 52054 (after 5prri) ask for Robert.POWERCADE ARCADE MACHINE fullycompatible, requires scan monitor. Can be seeworking. Bargain only E1301 Will swap. Buyermust collect or arrange delivery. Phone 0306885003.PC ENGINE GAMES FOR SALE OR SWAP. Lotsto choose from. All between El 0-E14. Phone0306 8135003.LYNX TSU 5 excellent games. 2 player lead, alboxed. Will swap for Garnegear and over 4 gamesand power supply unit. Phone David on 061-9590094. Please call it your in London area only.WANTED Princess Blobbene on the Garneboy.Willing to pay E8. Telephone number 061 2055696. Phone between 5 - 6 pm.FOR SALE good as new Nintendo EntertainmentSystem plus Light-gun and 8 games. E150 the lot.Call 0524 734133.AMSTRAD CPC 8128 FOR SALE colour monitor.TV tuner, tape and disc drive, tape and discgames, light-gun, 1 joy stick, word processor disc.Worth E750 +. WillseilIorE3ggONO. Telephone071-608 650 after 5pirn.AMIGA 503 FOR SALE including 2 joy sticks.around 20 games and also a printer. It all costsE750 will sell or E400. Call Alex after 6.15prnduring the week on 0406 380844.AMSTRAD CPC 464 with colour monitor, E250worth of games, light pen and joy stick Excellentcondition. A bargain at E2001 Telephone 0332551196,MEGADRIVE GAMES FOR SALE including SuperThunderblade, Altered Boast and BattleshipGoma& Sell for E30 each or swap for Gunoug. Ifinterested contact Mtn 0223 329621,SEGA MASTER SYSTEM FOR SALE includinglight razec gun and 2 games. Sell for E45. Phone061-676 9054.

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MEGADRIVE UK under guarantee with powerstick, jack adopter with 14 games including TheImmortal. Streets of Rage. Turricane andSpiderman. Price E465 ring 081.205 8113.MEGADRIVE GAMES FOR SALE Altered Beastand Super Thunderbledoi E15 each or both forE20. Also a new game Battleship Gorda only MO.If interested please contact Min 0223 329621 orswap for Gunouge.SEGA GAMEGEAR AND GAMES TO SWAPinouding Outrun and Mickey Mouse and want toswap for American Football or any good games. Ifinterested contact Dave 0924 274515,PC ENGINE with 15 games, boxed as new. WithPOW and scart connections EIS°. Phone Stephenon 04024 49562 preferably after 4pm.GAMESOY FOR SALE includes Technoball. MarioLand. Final Fantasy Legend and Fl Race. Worthover E700 will sell tor E400 ONO. If interestedphone Blackpool 593 181 and ask for Andy.FOR SALE Arnstrad CPC 6128 with 20 brand newgames like Oarkman, Turtles. Scaletrix etc. PriceE200 call 0602 294988UK MEGADRIVE for sale with 5 games and 1 joypad. Games indude John Maddens Football andWorld Cup 90. All in good condition only E220ONO. Phone 0524 272354,GAME BOY plus 4 excellent games - R-Type. NileBoy, Mario Land and Tonic All in excellentcondition only E110 ONO. Phone Morns on 0524272354.FOR SALE Super Far m= with 4 games.Unwanted gift E200. Call 0527 282E33.FOR SALE Sega Megadrive with 15 games Et 18.Telephone 0527 28263.FOR SALE PC Engine plus 3 garnes and mainsadopter. Still boxed E100 ONO. Phone 0302532144.JAP MEGADRIVE FOR SALE fully boxed withjoypad and 3 games including Streets of Rage.E145 ONO. If your quick I'll throw in headphonesFREE I Phone 081-549 2494 and ask for Stuart.ATARI LYNX for sale, fully boxed 3 gamesincluding Rygar, power supply, car lighter adopterand corrirn link, E130 ONO. Phone 08I-549 2494and ask for Stuart after 4.30pm week days.MEGADRIVE FOR SALE with 4 games includingIce Hockey. Phone 071-73067.AMIGA GAMES FOR SALE or swap, Final Fight,Road Rash. Switchblade 2, Manchester UnitedEurope or Last Nija 3. Sell for El 0 or swap for PittFighter. Contact N. Ireland on 09603 62715 andask for John.SWAP AMIGA 500 with 1 mega bit of RAM. OverE600 worth of software and 2 player PowerplayCruisers for 1 Megadrive with 2 control pads, SonicThe Hedgehog, Streets of Rage. John Maddensand EA Ice Hockey. Contact N. Ireland on 0960382715 and ask for John.AMIGA GAMES FOR SALE OR SWAP. CostE10. games are Final Fight, Marks, Switchblade 2,Last Nia 3, Manchester United Europe, RoadRash, Nija Warriora. Dynamic Ducks. Contact N.Ireland on 09603 62715 and ask for John.NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS with 4games including 2 control pads. The No. to call is081-743 3635.SEGA MEGADRIVE JAPANESE runs allcartridges. 6 cartridges with it including Sonic.E200 ONO, phone 0742 339847 (Sheffield).

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SPECTRUM GAMES. Approximate 100 for sale.Pnce E50. I f interested contact Matthew on 0883347120.FOR SALE SEGA MASTER SYSTEM • with 4games Mickey Mouse. Michael Jackson, the Nijaand 2 built in genies with gun. C O 522 3736.SUPER FAMOCOM FOR SALE scan internalconversion. E200 ONO. Wilhng to negobatc Onlya few months old. Call after Corn on 071 583 0655.SELLING A vairm RALEIGH MOUNTAIN BIKE15 gews, excellent condibon or swap forGamegear or sell for El 10. Ask for Lee on 081-E109 5613.SPECTRUM • 2 128K excellent condition stillboxed. 2 joystoks. Approximately E450 worth ofgames including Golden Axe. Iron Man andTurtles. Price E125 ONO. Telephone 091 268M e tIF YOU HAVE AN ATARI ST and want to swapsome games then ring Jason on (Linconshire)0873 858 382.MEGADRIVE FOR SALE 2 months old, goodcondition, 3 games - Streets of Rage, Johntawklens American Football and %pules. Alsoomvwstick. Pnce E220 ONO. Phone Philip on06973 44493.FOR SALE AMSTRAD CPC 6128 Goodcondi bon. games new and old, has a full colourmonitor, MP3 TV modulator, tape deck, necessaryleads, joyeba. Ring Harnish on 0443 791810.Pnce is E300 ONO.WILL SWAP ATARI ST, mstick, mouse, over 160games. Broken but can be fixed. I t has 3 yearsguarantee, plus a half set of Spolding Golf Clubs orMegadrive plus games, Contact Thomas on 041634 8972.AMIGA 1500 checkmate with 2 meg memory, 2disk drive. colour printer with extra colour cartridge.mouse, Maverick joystick, over m ow worth ofgames, TV modulator, All complete withnecessary boxes and leads. Worth over E4000.offers around E900. Call Sharky on 0478 78979.FOR SALE Amstrad 8128, built in disk dnve, greenmonitor E100 or swap for a Garneboy. Phonenumber 0706 818808.GAMES ON THE AMSTRAD FOR SALE likeGolden Axe, Shadow Warnor, Silk Worm.Operation WOlt, Turtles, Turbo Outrun and manymore. Telephone Matthew on 0274 588143.FOR SALE of5ciai UK Sega Megadrive, 2 japed&Japanese convertor. 10 games. all magazines 1-14Pnce E350 OVNO. Also for sale Spectrum +2 andgames E30 and Acorn Electron Computer gamesand magazines E80. Telephone 0248 351199.1541 DISK DRIVE FOR COMMODORE. 28 diskgames. price E100 or sell together with aCommodore C64, tape deck, joystick, 17 gamesE200. Phone Jason after 4prn on 0532 604313(Leeds),ATARI 1040 STE, 1 joystick arid mouse, over 20games including F19 Stall Fighter, Kick-off 2 andPro-Tennis 2. Very good condition, only 10months old, Price E330. c a l Tony on 081-5664663 (after 6pm and NOT on Sundays).SECOND HAND GAMES FOR SALE indudingTFL Championship Football. Flame, License to Kill.Galactic Invasion. Cybernoid 2 The Revenge,Xenon and Battle Valley. E5 each or E30 the lot.Contact Simon Deal on 0276 29996.

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more including 2 in 1 cartridge. Phone after 5pmon 071-831 0852 and ask for Robin_SEGA POW MEGADRIVE boxed plus 10 gamesincluding Moon walker and John Maddens. Scanlead, joypad and transformers - all for only E350.Ring Toni on 081-989 0999ATARI LYNX FOR SALE comes with 8 gamesincluding Nile. Rygar, Californian Games and Gateof Zendioon. All for El 85 worth E300. Call Stevenon 081-904 5830_FOR SALE Gameboy with 3 games - Tetrie, SuperMario Land and Double Oregon. Pnce E100.Telephone 0475 27139.AMSTRAD 6128 colour monitor also TV, disk driveand tape lead. 60 games, dust cover. computerdisk and radio alarm clock. Worth E1000 sell forE450. Telephone Anthony on 081-989 7404.SWAP C84 light fantastic pack, 60 speed gameswanted PC Engine. Most have tir Hell and PC Kidor Bomber Man, Phone Dave on 0752 771158.FOR SALE Mullitaoo ST • C15. Terminator 2 • £15,Robocop 2, Shadow Warriors. Stun Runner.Double Dragon 2 - E5 each. Plus many more.Telephone Tom on 0533 772203.FOR SALE Commodore 64 games, over 500. Topnames, Will sell or swap for Megadrive games.Cell Andy on 0482 8012950.13 AMSTRAD 464 TAPE GAMES FOR SALE. E2each or the lot for E25. Telephone 0494 725714.AMSTRAD CPC 6128 with colour monitor andjoystick and E550 worth of games, Worth £950 sellfor el 70. Telephone 0270 74443 and ask for Brett.SWAP Fantasy Zone, Vigilante or CaliforniaGames for the Sega - for the your Strider, PhyscoFox, Alex Kitt. Shinobie World or Kung Fu Kid.Others considered, if interested phone 0494725714.SWAP Commodore 64 with 80 games. Light gunincludes 10 games. 6 months old. Swap forMegadrive with games. Phone 0902 281351.

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•EGAURIVE 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " 1 1S lm with those busy beavers down at Virgin •they're allsit 1 to bash all and sundry over the head with a verybig belly by the name of Chuck Rock! For sad nobodieswho don't know any better, Chuck Rock originally camefrom Core and was one of the most popular games onhome computer - featuring the antics of a seriously dippyCaveman and the equally crazy cavemen who live in histiff-a-minute world.The aim of the game is to belly-butt your way throughmore than 500 screens of action as Chuck rocks away andtries to rescue the lovely Ophelle from his love rival GaryCritter! Featuring loads of lefts and some criminally addic-tive gameplay, Chuck Rock looks like a great title for con-sole • and rest assured we'll be giving it the full CVG treat-ment as soon as we possibly can, it not sooner...

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1 Indiana Jones - The Fate Of Atlantis is to be the second Lu-s casfi lm game to be given the iMUSE treatment (the first,'41 Monk e y Island 2 - LeChuch's Revenge, is reviewed in this; v e ry issue!) so expect something very sexy in the sound

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VIRGINA fright so It wasn't exactly the best film of all time - butthe computer game of the film could turn Out to be oneof the best PC titles evert Those busy bees down at Virginare all set to unleash this mammoth title pretty soon, andthe early versionb we've already seen is looking grand.Basically the game is a big-time world conflict affair Inwhich you struggle against your enemies for control of thegoody which makes the world go round - spice. Dune fea-tures some totally tab graphics and a style of play all of itsown, and should definitely be one to watch Out for.

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