Game Review: Commodore 16 Games Pack II (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Melbourne House published the Commodore 16 Games Book in 1984, and this book contained thirty BASIC type-in games that would suit a wide range of […]
Reviews
Game Review: Action Biker (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic)
One of Mastertronic’s biggest sellers of 1985 wasn’t an arcade clone as many of their early titles often were. Nor was it a re-release from […]
Game Review: Dark Tower (Commodore 64, Melbourne House)
Dark Tower may not have appeared to be too advanced a platform game for its time on the Commodore 64, especially as the likes of […]
Game Review: Commodore 16 Games Pack I (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Melbourne House published the Commodore 16 Games Book in 1984, and this book contained thirty BASIC type-in games that would suit a wide range of […]
Game Review: Bruce Lee (ZX Spectrum, Americana)
Fortress, Chambers and Labyrinths As the start of the game, you start in the top-left of the fortress which has mountainous terrain in the distance. […]
Game Review: Action Biker (Atari, Mastertronic)
One of the biggest problems when it came to budget games for the 8-bit Atari was loading times. While disk speeds were fantastic, cassettes were […]
Game Review: Action Biker (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Most of the early games from Mastertronic were blatant copies of popular arcade games, or were re-releases from other publishers that they acquired to build […]
Game Review: Storm (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Storm had already been released on the three major 8-bit systems with the Amstrad CPC, then ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 following. The same programmer, […]
Game Review: Questprobe – Spiderman (BBC Micro, Americana)
While I’m usually drawn more to arcade shoot-em-ups when it comes to retro gaming, I’ve always had a soft spot for RPGs and text adventures. […]
Game Review: Dark Tower (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Dark Tower had previously had a Commodore 64 release where the game was seen as fiendishly difficult and somewhat frustrating by some of the magazines […]