Game Review: On Cue (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
As with the Commodore 64 release, On Cue for the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 has both the main cue sports games on one cassette – […]
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Game Review: On Cue (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic)
The Games On Cue is based on two classic games of snooker and 8-ball pool (both on same side-of the cassette). Both games don’t load […]
Game Review: On Cue (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
On Cue has both the main cue sports games on one cassette – with each side having pool first, and then snooker afterwards. The title […]
Game Review: Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge (ZX Spectrum, Ricochet)
Before I begin this review, and just in case you haven’t heard of Brian Jacks before, in the inlay instructions for Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge, […]
Game Review: FA Cup Football (Commodore 64, Ricochet)
As a Manchester City fan of over fifty years, I have had a love affair with the FA Cup, from defeats to Shrewsbury Town, Halifax […]
Game Review: Bump Set Spike! (Commodore 64, Entertainment USA)
Bump Set Spike! (or Volleyball as it says on the title screen) is the first Entertainment USA release, with software being sourced from the USA […]
Game Review: 180 (Atari, Mastertronic)
From the pubs to the joysticks, one of the UK’s most popular sports made its way to most of the 8-bit platforms via Mastertronic’s MAD […]
Game Review: 180 (Commodore 64, MAD)
Darts games on home computers up to this point had been very hit and miss, with the from distance angle and throw of Pub Games […]
Game Review: Street Olympics (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Joystick waggling games in the vein of the arcade game Track and Field have always been a popular theme, with athletics being a much bigger […]
Game Review: Hole In One (Commodore 64, MAD)
I must admit that I did not like the original release of Leaderboard as much as some. Yes, it was playable and the system for […]