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coverdlsks

This month's brace of flop-
pies is bristling iMith utilities
and the b«st in playable
demos. Disk Z4 presents

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Christmas number one -

Space Giin and Big Run.

Meanwtiile, Disk 25 offers

twelve poster fonts, a
gyperb animation, a bril-
liant sample mixer, an
ElGh-a-sketch sim and a
keymap program.

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52 A brilliant way to start the new /ear,
with Virgin Games' superb new role-
player, Krtightmare, and Sierra s pretty
and oriental, Heart of China. In addition,
we also have Space Gun, Realms,
Space iee9. Rules of Engagement,
kace Ace 2, Airbus, plus, from the team

Kt made football come alive, comes Tip
, a new baskett>all sim.

TECHNICAL

145 MEMORY ON THE CHEAP 3o

you've just fdri^ed out £400 for a new com-
puter. Don't worry, /ou can back-up all of
your data for next to nothing.
149 ROAD TO NOWHERE How do you
get from Siiegness to Scunthorpe and
where are the loo stops en route'? CU takes
a look at the essential program for backseat
drivers.

153 $IX OF THE BEST Schooling can
be fun, especially with the release of the
long-awaited Fun School 4,
171 LASER LOVE Star Printers have an
ejfcellent reputation, parficulariy among first-
time buyers. Now they've released a laser
printer. Can it match it's more expensive
rivals?

17e SPRITES, CAMERA, ACTION
apedee-doo-dah! Director 2 (ets the user
make true Disney quality animations. We've
got the review in the can.

COMPETITIONS

31 Win a whole year's worth of
Microprose goodies, including
Knights of th« Sky and Midwinter 2,

plus vote in the Golden Joysticks and win
E500 worth of top-class entertainment

fialf nelsons anct fiavoc in Ocean
softwafe's beer belly brawl

intler of an issue, with more
if gomes than you can wove a

dirty stick at. Realms puts in ori
impressive perfDrmance, while
Airbu$ ascends to new heights in
civil oviation simulation. Meonwhile,
Space Gun, Tip Off and Kniahtmare
are tostling For the coveted Christmas
number one slot.

52 KNIGHTAAARE

57 SPACE GUN

60 HEART OF CHir4A

64 SPACE 1889

67 TIP OFF

70 AIRBUS

72 WWF

77 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

81 SPACE GUN

85 FANTASTIC VOYAGE

86 CARDIAXX

88 CELTIC LEGEND

90 REAiMS

93 EXODUS 3010

95 STRfKE FLEET/MAGIC
GARDENS

96 FIGHTER COMMAND/
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Meet the CtJ crew

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Computer Show.

World's best

pinbalt situ from
21st Century? . .

Commodore and

Japanese in

CDTV venture. . .

New easy Amos to

be released. . .

Robocop 3 is

pirate-proof. . .

New compattbilty

add-on

IT'S SHOW TIME =

"me fifth International 16 Bit Computer

Show will take place at the Wembley

Exhibition Centre between the 14th

and 16th of February, 1992. All

aspects of the Amiga will be covered,

jnclyding business, education, DTP

and, of course, entertainment. If the

attendance at the recent Earls Court

Show is anything to go by tickets

should be booked early and all enquiries can be directed towards Westminster

Exhibitions Ltd, Surrey House, 34 Eden Street KT1 1ER. Tel: 081 549 3444. CU

Amiga will have a stand at the show, so if you want to have a chat, shows us some

of your work or discuss the magazine, please drop by and say heilo.

THREE FROM ONE

21st Century Entertainment hava three inter-
esting products in the pipe line. Rubicon, a
fast action shoot am up. boasts some
absorbing game-play and equally attractive
graphics, whilst D^tiveranceioWo^B on from
the success of C/fte^rnoitf and Stormford.
Having undergone a complete redesign for
the 16-bit version, 21st Century nope to pro-
vide an exciting mixture of fls/fiarafl-style
hack n'slash and arcade-style monster

graphics. Console-style gaming coupled with
platform action make this a promising pro-
ject. Perhaps the most exciting is their
proposed Pinbail game. Although in its early
stages, the finished product will incorporate
all the features you'd expect to find or one of
the more conventional arcade machines.
There should also be a facility that will allow
you to create your own table - now that
would be something]

EAST MEETS
WEST

Commodore have announced a link-up
with two top Japanese companies in a bid
to promote the emerging CDTV, The main
players are Mitsui and Co and the Dai-
Nippon Printing Company, one ol Japan's
largest industrial combines. The consor-
tium will develop new titles, including top
motion picture licenses. More than 100
CDTV titles are already on sale with more
titles lined up for the new year.

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COMPATABILITY SOLVED!

Amiga SOD Plus readers fed iip wilh

iiicomfialibility problems can rest easy.

Cenlresfifl have developed a 500 Plus

RDM chip which makes all ynur lovely

software thai wouliin't io^tf. loadable

again, and all for only £29.99. Also

available is Ihe Addxtra, which

includis a new 1 Meg upgrade which,

when used in conjunction with hall Meg

AmigaSp will increase memory lo 2

Megs for only £59.99.

SIX OF THE BEST

The first games exclusively for the
CDTV are now beginning to appear.
On-Line have six titles about to tiil the
softshops including Animals in Motion
(a study of Disney esque-type imager )p
Chaos inAndmmQcla (a fantasy RPG
utilising tons of digitised animations
mmnd effects and music set inside a
blazing space carrier) , Hound of the
Baskerviffes (pit your wits against the
famous Sherlock Holmes.), Psycho
Kf//er (an interactive TV experience,
filmed with real actors and digitised],
Wom&n in Motion and Town With No
Name (a cartoon Wild West adventure
in five languages) Watch for them in
the new year.

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SHOW TALK The World of

Commodore Shaw, held al Earls Court
in Hovemberp received i recont atten-
dance of HbJW visitois. The show
was reported as being Ihe liiggest
computer show ever held In Britain
with Ihree times ihe floor space of last
yen's event. Plans are already afool
lo make next year's show even higser
and betler - and you can bel lltat CU
will be there in force.

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ADVANTAGE TENNIS irfrogrames

have a tasty looking tennis game waiting for release.
As you'd expect, the game is bursting with options
and tournaments with the usual choice of venues and
playing surfaces, but what makes this tennis game
different is the use of what look like pipe-cleaner
sprites. Don't be put off, though, because the anima-
tion that's gone into ths players is phenomenal. If you can picture the character from
Prince ofP&fsia in a Fred Pen7 shirt and shorts you'd be pretty dose, A whole arse-
nal of shots are availabie including a speoial through -the -legs shot. Be warned,
however, as your player is sometimes prone to throw a tantrum or two.
CHAMPIOIIS There are sporting games everywhere this month and

Krisalis have decided to add their own contribution
to the Festive hamper. Champions is a three game
compilation including the recent Jahangir Khan
World Champiorishtp Squash game, the original
Manchester L^fi/fetf football game and Wodd
Championship Boxing Manager which received a
CU Screen Star when first released. If you Ve been
clever and have kept up to date with these releases
in our magazine, you'll be a We to make your own
mind up, but as far as we're rancemed the boxed
set looks like being a winner GREAT
NAPOLEONIC BATTLES strategy
specialists, Impressions, are to release a game
set during the Mapoleonic Wars. Scenarios
include the battle of Waterloo (which ended
Napoleon's career), Quafi'e Bras/Ligny and

Bonaparte s first great victory at Marengo. The title also includes a map editor, man
editor and war editor so that the game can be customised to your own needs.

CAVItAS Nite Time Games are set to
release their first game in January. Caviias is a
six-fevel shoot em up adventure set deep
beneath a planet's surface. Stumbling across
signs of an ancfent CFviiisation, in the form of
some abandoned mining machinery, it's up to
you to explore the deep and cavernous under-
ground caverns. Your team of hand-picked men
encounter all kinds of beaste and can easily get
tost in the maze-like passageways which require
a subtle blend of puzzle- solving and brute force
to circumvent. BLACK CRYPT More
RPG escapades are on their way from Electronic
Arts in the form of their new game, Black Crypt
The programmers behind the lantasy adventure
want us to think of it as more of a dungeon simu-
lator that'll give a player the impression of walking through a multi- level dungeon. All
combat is animated on-screen as are al! the spells and actions of your character.
The usual assortment of tricks and traps are inoorporated plus a novel twist that
allows the monsters to learn certain spells and give you a taste of your own
medicine. The visual aspects of the game are very detailed and this could be a con-
tender for the RPG crown.

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SEE MORE OF SEYMORE

Code Masters' very^ own sup^r
hero, Seymore, is back in
another platform arcade adven-
ture featuring huge cartoon
graphics and animation. Super
Seymore Saves the Pianetls
an environmental epic that
wreaks of chemical misuse.
Equipped with a host of super
poi^^er-upSj Saymor© must

combat the toxic waste tiiat ails the Earth and clear up the mess. The game
promises to have loads of levels and be equally as much fun.

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SraiDEON

Programming team, Tiertex, have turned
away from the Strider series to cor^cen-
trate on Grandslam's new game, Die
Hard 2' Die Haraer. The computer ver-
sion of the hit film will be loosely based
on the movie and include Operation
Wof^type shoot *em up sections and
arcade romps. Set over five levelSp the
action takes in snow mobile chases
and dog-fights in the sky. Each level is
separated by mind-bending sub-
games and the finished game should
be available as you read this.

OFFICIAL WORLD CUP CRICKET

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The Nyw Year will be a hive Df activity (or sports fans. h4oi onl^ will ihe European
I ootbalS ChaiinpionshFps be gearing up, but the Cricket World Cup will be batting
OIL too. So whal better time for Soundware International to pjt out their cricket

gamie? Ever^ aspecl of willow beating is
■^- -^ included and you can choose to represent
one of nii^e world class sides. One ot the
hardest things to simulate in cricketing
games is bowling, but in this version you
"^ can achie\/e anything from a Daisy Cutter
' .^ to a Yorker. The game is for one or two
''- pkayers with any controversial judgements

-.--- ^ - J Mi— I I. _ j" stnctfcy controlled by the umpire, so dodgy

appeals for LBW will fall on deaf ears. How
the game will fair against Audiogenic's C3raham Gooch license is anybody's
guess, so watch out tor reviews of both games nexi month.

6 Folio wing hard on lh« heela of tofi prog ra mm ins pack
agei AmoSp corner the beginner's version Easy Amoa..
Ttw new product consists of 350 Jlmos commands
being given by, of all things i a Martian professor. He

provides useful hints and help, so Amos
can be as easy and fyn as
possible^ Older programersp
who happen to bo beginners
too might not find the prof to
their liking, but for those with
absolutely no prior knowl-
edge It might be worth bearing wHb
the youtliful approach.

LANGUAGE LINK-UP

Microdeal are already jumping onto
the CD bandwagon with the release
of a language-based learning pro-
gram for French students starring
everyone's favourite Gallic warrior*
Asterix. Developed by Eurotalk, the
program exploits the Amiga CDTV'ft
amazing audio capabilities with over
30 hours of French study and more
than 60 minutes of spoken French.
There are 30 characters to meet in
the cartoon enviroiintent and over
400 cartoon drawings in full colour.
The system can also be linked up to
Voice MmmterM enabling you to listen
to one of 70 sentences selecteci from
the story ab well as the facility to
record your spoken French.

SOMETHING FOR NOTHING

If anyone's having probiems finding educational
software, Rickifl Educational Media operate an
efficient mail-order business specialising in jusl
such a service. The programs are suitable for
preschool learners as well as students studying
for GCSE. All programs are a fun mixture of
graphics and souixJ and specHic packages con-
form to the National Curriculum Key Stages 1
and 2. Rickitt are offering all our readers their
new catalogue for free if you contact them at:
R.E.M. llton Hminster, Somerset, TA19 9HS
Telephone (0460) 57152, ^

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sport gets serious..

At MicroProse we're serious about sport.
Because we know you are.

But it's only a game.

Try to remember that when you're playing our

simulations

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NEW AMIGA

It^s rumoured that CommiKlore
are planning an extension to
tKeir Amiga range of ci[pm|iijter$
in mn attempt to tackle the
console market. High on the list
of possibilities is the A300,
which would incorporate some
very special new innards and a
reduoed keyboard. The A300
would probably retail at
betweeti £250 and £300 pounds
and could spark a frantic new
round of price cuts across the
board. Frem Switzerlandi
there's also unconfirmed
mmiHirs of an A4000 and well
bring you more news as and
when Commodore release it*

SENSIBLE CHOICE

Mirrorsoft are continuing their product ve
relationship with Sensible Software p and
have j u St an no u n ced tliat f ou r m ore
tities are currently in tlie works from tine
Cambridge-based deveiopment team.
As well as a datadisk and sequel for the
highly-aoclaimed Meg£i-fO'M^nia,

SOFT OPTION

Mev Dine, stiil besking in the briliiant
reviews for his First Samurai be^t
* em up, is currently working on his
next project for Mirrorsoft. It's
rumoured to be a Super Spr/j7f-style
game offering more tracks and cars
than Gremlin's ultra-slick Super Cars
More news as we get it

r K LJJ L Aw- I r K V^J t I citizen have added another printer
to their ever expanding range. The PROjet has three print speeds, with the
fastest b^ing 360 cps, and three resident fonts; Courier. Times Nordic and
Letter Gothic. The machine is capable of landscape and portrait printing and
features an easy-to-use control paneL The basic printer weighs in at £496, but
with accessories the totasi cost could be over £700.

CHIPS AHOY! Pu.h.

to our story last month concerning Ocean s new
pirate-beating software protection system, we can
now reveal that the device, known to many as the
'dongle', will be shipped out with every version of
Hoixjcop 3^ The key plugs directly into a joystick
port and without it the game will not run. The don-
gle' is basically a PCB witii a chip. Games can be
copied as normal, but all copies will have to run
with the extra device plugged into the back of the
Amiga. However, this news is not only bad for
pirates, but responsible gamers, too. Unless some-
thing else can be done to replace the used up 2nd
port it couW spell the end for simultaneous two-
player garner forever, Also^ if this system is taken
up by other software houses every single 'dongle'
will have to be different for each new game
released and someonep somewhere, will have to foot the bill. And we all know who
that'll be, don't we punters! The companies have always maintained that the main
reason for exorbitant prices has been due to the losses made from pirating. With
piracy defeated, will prices now start to come down? We can only wait and see.

ENTER THE PD ZONE

As we w&m going to pres&r one ol our eagle-eyed
hacks noticed Ihat we'd forgotten to give a number
of addr^sse^ in pur Demos section. Herewith the
missing details: Diskovery PD, 100, The AvenurG,
Clayton, Bradford, BD14 6SJ- Rubber Radish,
BandlieW, Bourne Lane, Hook Nonon, BanburVr
Dxon, 0X1 5 5PF: Ground Zero^ 4 Chandos Road,
Redland, Brisiol, BS6 6TE; CLS, Denbigh House,
Denbigh Road, BletchleyH Milton Keynes, MK1
1YP. Good guys all. Sony aboul that, folks.

Sensible are currently working on a
footy gam© and Car}non Fodder, a strat-
egy war Sinn.

CUBULUS

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ON YOURDISKS

AS our disks reach
their quarter-cen-
tury we've got
two contenders for
the Christmas
Number One spot -
Ocean's Space Gun
and Storm's Big Run
as well as a fistful of
useful utilities and
brilliant programs.
Simply insert the disk
into your Amiga's
drive and it will auto-
boot to reveal a
menu. Simply select
which demo you want
to play with the rele-
vant 'F' key and
you're away...

All the programs on
these two disks will
work on the new
A500 Plus -
Guaranteed!

SRACE GUN

step into the combat boots of an intergalac-

tic Marine on the mission ot a iifatima. A

signal has been received

from a colonised basa

regarding an invasion by a

race of hostile creatures,

but since this was received

nothing more has been

heard. TTiljs, equipped

with the iatest in

weaponry, you have been

sent to investigate and

destroy any hostiie forces.

0\ir Space Gund^mi)
featones a complete iavel
from Ocean's conversion
oftheTaito coin-op, and
gjves a taste of what to
expect in the final version.
The game is a variant on
the Operation Thmderbolt
theme^ with the base's
many corridors twisting
and turning as you make
your way through the
base. The mouse is used
to control the game, with
the left button sending a
stream offire into the
screen. Tliehostiiities
begin as soon as the
Aliens start appearing, and
these must be blown apart
before tbey can reach you
Whenever an Alien gets
too ciose, scratch or bite
marks wiil appear on the
screen, indicating that you
have taken a hit and your
energy wiil be depleted
slightly as a result.

As the piay area is
scroiied, care must be
taken not to hit any of the
colonists who make a
break for cover, as killing
ttiese unfortunates resuits
in a premature endmg to your mission.
However, to make your unenviable bug hunt
a little easier, packing crates often contain
extra supplies for your gun, including fire-
bom bs, freeze grenades ^ and smart bombs,
whici) are stored for iater use. The left Amiga
key is used to switch between the stored
weaponSp with the on-screen target changing
to indicate which Is currentiy in use. So. get
ready for battie...

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leave the disk in the drive for further access-
ing.

BIG

Alj the thrills of Jaleco's coin-op are brought
to your Amiga, courtesy of Storm, and weVe
got an exclusive peek of what to expect. The
Big Run coin-op features several leveis of hot

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race action, with tlie player gufding tlieir car
across a series of torturous routes in a des-
perate race against tlie clock. The scene is
the Paris-Dakar Rally, with the player coming
up against aN kinds of adverse conditions as
tfiey speed towards each check point.

Our demo contains a section of the desert
lEvel. but the basic aim remains the same.
The joystick is used to control the car, with
the left and right controls steering the vehi-
cle, with the fire button llooring the
accelerator As progress is made, the road
will start to wind to the left m6 right, and
leaving the lighter trail will slow your
progress considerably. In addition, contact
with any roadside objects should be avoided
at all costs, as should the speed -reducing
water which occasionally spills over into your
path.

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IF YOUR DISK WON'T LOAD?

In the unlikely event of your CU disk not loading, remove all
external cartridges and peripherals and try again. If It still ^' - ~ -
won't loait, pop the offending disic In an envelope and address
It to: CU DISK RETURNS. PC Wise
Merthyr Industrial Park, Pentreebach, Mid Glamorgan . CF48 4DR
They will then test the disk and send a replacement as soon as possible. Ring the
PC Wise Helpline for any urgent problems. It's open between 10:30 a
nd 12:30 during weekdays and can be reached on:
(0443) 693233 Whilst CU Amiga makes every effort to check cover disks for all
known viruses, we can accept no responsibility for possible damage caused by
viruses which may have escaped our attention.

that you Ve just loaded, then go to the Anim
menu and select Frames/Set #. When the
requester appears type in 100 and press
return.

2. Mow load the anim. brush that you cre-
ated earlier via the Anim/Anim Brush nnenu.

3. Position the anim. brush at tha right-
hand edge of the screen so that the zebra's
snout is just touching the border, then press
the left mouse button once to paint it onto
the screen.

4. Select the Move requester from the
Anim menu and set the X-Di stance to 1000,
andtheZ-distanceto-2000.

5. Ensure that Count is set to 100, the
play direction is forward, and that the
method is set to Draw (the t^all with an arrow
pointing to it).

6. Select Draw and the computer will
automatically animate the zebra.

There are two ways to add a background
picture: you can either load one before you
set the number of frames or draw one on the
spare screen (accessed by pressing 'J\ then
picking the picture up as a brush and defin-
ing it as a fill pattern).

Incidentally, you'll notice that the zebra
only uses eight coiours from a possible
patette of sixteen. This allows you to use the
other colours for your own use. To make
things easier still, the colours used by the
zebra are all adjacent to each other fn the
palette.

If you require more than siKteen colours,
set the required number from the
Project/Screen Format menu before you
begin creating an animation. When you've

REAL rmiies demo

On Dur second packed disk, we've got a won-
derful demo from RGB Studios' new Rmt
7/!/fTg5 collection.

By pressing F1 you can see a sample ani-
mation taken from the Sa&/^coliection. This
demo has been saved in the Anim. format so
you can easily load it into D-Paim!!lor fV
and adapt it for your own use. At the top left
of the animation the current frame number
flashes past as each of the ten frames are
played. If you want to incorporate the anima-
tion into your own creations, youll first have
to convert it into an anim. brush:

1 . Load D- Paint and select Load from the
Anim menu.

2. Insert the cover disk and select the file
calfed Zebra.anim. then click on OK to load
the animation,

3 Once the animation has loaded, select
Pick Up from the Anim Brush sub-menu.

4. Draw an outline around the Zebra start-
ing from the top (eft hand corner and
extending to the bottom right of the screen.

YouVe now defined the anim brush, so

save it for future use via the Save option of
the Anim Brush menu

To demonstrate how powerful these
anim. brushes can be, well create a 100
frame animation in which the zebra appears
to canter into the distance;

1 . Start by deleting the zebra animation

Please
note that,
due to the
size of the
demo, we
have been unable to

squeeze any sound into the Big Run demo,
hut the final version will feature a storming
soundtrack and suitably loud sound effects.
Until then, though, you'll have to put some
suitably racy music on in the background!

LOADING YOUR DISKS

Bath disks boot automatically from the internal drive. Disk 20

Marts with a tune and a pic, followed by the menu screen. When

it's loaded, kill the tune by pressing the right mouse button then

press the function key of your choice to load a program. To load

Disk 21 's programs just use the function keys.

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loaded the anim.brysh select
Project/CdlDurs/Fmrn Brosh^ and the brush
colours will be combined with yoyr new
palette.

As you can see. Real Things are incredi-
bly versatile, and can help create inn:pressive
wild life animations. The zebra included here
is just one of eleven different animals lav-
ing ly reproduced across eighteen animations
on the Safari disks. Read the full review of
Heal Things Safari m6 Sea Life on page 163
for further details.

SCREEN OF THi MONTH

This mor^th's winner hails from Sweden.
Mikael R aim's superb 3 2- col our lo-res pic-
ture is appropriately titled, ^Dawn of the
6argoyle\ It's just one of several excellent
illustrations Mikael sent us and for his
efforts a one-year subscription is winging its
way to him.

TUNE OF THE MONTH

Nico Arianoutsos of Spain has come up with
a truly inspirational tune. His seven minute
masterpiece demonstrates that although
sampled beats can enhance the sound of a
tune, it's perfectly possible to create profes-
sional drum and melody tracks using single
instruments. One of the most creative tunes
weVe heard in a while. Wei! done, Nico.

TUNING INTO SUCCESS

For those of you Ihinicitig atiout entering a
cuprnpositjofi foi out Tune of the Month
spot, here are some simple geidelifies to
hflp increase your chances nf winning:

1. Try to ktip tunes below 100k in srzt.

2. Only tunes submitted as modules will
be considered.

3. If peYe going to i}s« an otecur^
music package, please include the module
player as well as your tune.

4. Don't try plotting clever loaders on
your disks. I load everything into a sififlle
module player when judging the tunes, and
nofl-Dos disks get ignored straight away.

5. Ut's have some euti les which aren't
house or acid music. What ah nut classical
01 good nv floDk 'n' Roll?

6. Don't rename all of your instruments
so that they spell out messages or
addresses etc. I like tu know what you're
working with so that I can assess how well
you've done-

Also. please write your name and
address in capitals on each disk. You'd be
surprised at how many people forget to do
such 9 simple thing.

POWERPACKER 2.3B

When disk space is tight, PowerpackerMp^
squeeze on those few extra bytes of informa-
tion It performs special compression
algorithms on any files, and can reduce their
size by up to 50%, There are full documents
on the disk, but here's a few tips to get you
started:

Powerpsckerl^ capable of compressing two
types of file: executable/ mnnahle pmgrams
and data files. Executable programs are those
which load by simply typing their name from
CLI, and includes things such as most C direc-
tor^f commands, D-Paint^Vc. Data files are
simply lists of binary data such as D-Pmt
screens, word proces&or saves etc

Before you can com pre &s a file you must t&li
Powerpacker which type you^re trying to
crunch. This is done via th& Prefs menu, where
you can specify Co mm and or Data File.

Also in the Prefs menu is the Efficiency
option where you can specify how much
compression Powerpackef m^n]pts to gen-
erate. Although Best results in the highest
compression rates, it also takes the longest
time to perform.

For most purposes, this is all you'll need
to know. Just load a tile and it will automati-
cally be compressed. When it's finished
processing a file, PowBrpacker^me^ how
much compression it's achieved. 11 you're
satisfied, you can save the file, which auto-
matically has the characters .pp added to the
end of the file name.

Powerpackerc^ri aiso be used for decom-
pressing files which have already been
processed previously. Many of the menu
options will be of little interest to casual
users, but they are fully explair^ed in the don:-
uments which can be accessed via the Cover
disk does menu (F9}.

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LONGSAMPLE

This easy to use program enables the user to
create an auto- booting disk, complete with
two-colouf intfo picture, which plays consec-
utive samples straight from disk.
Furthermore, it plays them so quickly after
each other, that they can appear to be one
continuous tune if they're sampled carefully
enough.

All you need is a selection of samples, a
Nank, formatted disk and a two-colour jntro
screen (fo-res). Once Longsampte has loaded,
select ^Wrjte Boot/Own Boot' from the Disk
menu. At tlie file-name prompt type LSBoot
and press return. After a few moments the
tK30t will have loaded and youll be prompted
to insert your blank disk. If you Ve correctly
followed the on-screen prompts, the boot will
be installed on your disk.

Select Write Graphics' from the Disk
menu. This will write the picture to your sam-
ple disk.

All that remains is to add the samples
themselves, which is done by selecting Write
Samples' from the Disk menu. This time
you'lf be prompted to enter the name of a
sample, which wilf be loaded into memory.
The computer will continue to request sam-
ple names until it has enough to write to the
disk. This may take some time so be pre-
pared! Once it has enough samples, itll
request your demo dfsk to write the samples
onto, ff there's still space left on the disk, it
may return to the sample loading stage,
where you'll be prompted for yet more sam-
ple names until the disk is full.

Once all of the samples are on the disk,
it's ready. Just reset your Amiga, insert the
disk and it should play all of the samples for
you. Incidentally, Longsampte oan only han-
dle samples which are tuned to middle C, or
have a period of 428. Read the documenta-
tion for more details.

CRYPWrOR

If you have ambitions to be a spy. or simply
have data which you need to keep from pry-
ing eyes, Cryptatoft for you. It encrypts any
ffle you care to gi we it, in such a way that it
can onty be decoded using the password that
you define.

It's simplicity itself to use: type C then
Return to code a file. At the prompts enter
the name of the file to encrypt, the code word
to use. and the name that you want the file
saved under. Cryptator^Wl do the rest To
decode a file, you foflow exactly the sanr^e
procedure. Crw?f3for automatically detects if
a file is encrypted or not.

RETCHA-5KETCH

This just-for-fun program takes you back to
the days when loon pants were all the rage,
yoM could still win a Gonk at the fair and
everyone owned an Etch-a-sketch board.

This tribute to those heady bygone days
faithfully reproduces the Etch-a-sketch
machine which was so popular Simply press
fire to begin, then, using the joystick, draw to
your heart's content. It may seem primitive,
but it's ideal for younger children and, don't
forget, you re reliving history! Incidentally,
once the screen becomes too messy, press-
ing fire will clean it up for you. Vou don't
have to shake the monitor!

KEYMAP ED

Some time ago a utility called Setkeyms
released which allowed the user to define
their own key maps for use in menus or pro-
grams. Unfortunately, the program had one
major bug which defeated a lot of users.
Ksym^p is an updated program which per-
forms the same function, minus the bugs!

As you load up. a requester appears which
offers the user the opportunity to load a
key map. If you select GB, youll have the

opportunity to see the keymap used for the
Coverdisk menu. Once it's loaded, you'll be
presented with a picture representing the
keyboard. If youVe using a European Amiga,
you should immediately set the keyboard to ■
reti ect th i s via t h e Lay o ut men u .

By clicking on the F1 key on the screen, a
box appears showing the current definitions
for that key. Under the section headed "
'Alone' you'll see the following:
clsVrppanim\x20zebra.anini\r This is the
command seqfuence used to load and ani-
mate the Real Things Zebra. If you were to
type the same command from C LI it would
look like this: CIS <return> ppanim
Zebra.anim <retum>

Two special character sequences are
used in the key definition; \r which is equiva-
lent to pressing return, and \x20 which rs
equivilent to pressing space.

Once a keymap is defined, it should be
saved in the Devs/Keymaps directory from
where it can be activated with the command
setmap nx. (xxx is the name given to the
keymap). There are full documents on the
disk, and you Ye advised to read them before
you attempt to create too many key maps.

FONTS

The final tools on the disk are twelve superb
fonts which can be used with any graphics
package.

They're located in the Fonts directory,
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COMPETITION

Last month's scratch-
card promotion was
our most popular com-
petition ever, so here,
for the benefit of our
overseas readers and
anyone patient enough
to contain their
excitement for a
month, are the details
of what was on the
end of our immensely
popular phone lines.

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- congratulations,

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200 free games!

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- you've won up to a

£20 discount on a

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CDTV WiNNiRS

Congratulationsf You've just won a. fabu-
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in the correct part of the scrtatchcard
and then posting it oft to: The Editor, CU
Amiga, Priory Court, 30-32 Farringdon
Lane, London ECl R 3AU. Please note
that we need your scratchcand in our
hands a& proof that you've won - so
don't forget to send it via recorded
delivery.

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OR 0839 500B52

By the way, if youVe forgotten what the

games on offer were, here's a recap:

FALCON

(full-price £29.99, E9 99 to readers)
Take to the skies witli this award-win-
ning flight Sim.

DUNGEON MASTER

(full -price E29.99, £9.99 to readers)
Tlie original the classic, the all-time
greatest RPG. If you haven't played this
game^ you haven't lived!

IT CAME FROM THE DESERT

{full price £29.99, £999 to readers)
Cinemaware's B- movie inspired arcade
adventure - highly original and a
deserved winner Its CU Amiga
Superstar,

WOLFPACK

[fyll-price £29.99, £9.99 to readers)
Full astern for this strategically sophisti-
cated tale of World War Two maritime
convoys.

SPEEDBALL 2

(full-price £25.99, £999 to readers)
The violent, graphically stunning future-
sport game trom the Bitmap Brothers.

CADAVER

((full-price £25.99, £9.99 to readers}
Also from the Bitmap stable, there's
hours and hours of puzzles and intrigue
in this lavish, isometric adventure.

BACK TO THE FUTURE 3
(full-price £25.99, £999 to readers)
The best ot the Back To licences which

closely follows the film's ploti

DOUBLE DOUBLE BILL
(full-price £35.99, £9. 99 to readers).
The fabulous quartet: Wings, Loixis Of
The Rising Sun. TV Sports Footbalt and
TV Sports BasketbatL Marvellous
games at a marvellous price.

PREDATOR 2

(full-price C25,99, £9.99 to readers)
It's all systems go in down town LA, as
the hero meets the state-of-the-art in
killing machines^

BRAT

(fylUprice £25,99, £4.99 to readers)
He's bold, he's brash, he's baaad. . . but
take command of the baby boy as he
wreaks havoc and guzzles his way
round this amusing romp.

CHAMRON OF THE RAJ

(full-price £25.99. £4.99 to readers)
Carry on up the Khyber with this lush,
graphic adventure with a distinct eastern
flavour.

All you have to do to claim your
massive discount is select one or
more of the games from ttie abov^
list, and simply send
your order along with a
cheque or postal order
for the correct total
made payable to
Mlrrorsort to their usual
address at: Mlrrorsoft
5c rate heard Discount
Offer, Mlrrorsoft, Irwin
House, 118 Southwark Street,
London, SE1 OSW. You can order
as many of the listed games as you
wish, but please make sure that
you send your scratchcard - com-
plete with your name and address -
along with your cheque as proof of
entry. Also, please don't send cash
as we cannot be accountable for
any lost In the poet.

200 FREE GAMES
- 0839 50085

Congratulations! You're the lucky wln-
i%9r frf one of tMo hundred free
Mirronoft games. Simply by ringing
this rhumber, a free gam^ is yourSp
mnd here's how to get it. Put your
name and address on tha back of your
scratchcardp along witK the name of
your chfosert freebiep and send it to:
Mirrorsoft Scratc heard Discoiiirt
Offerp Mirrorsoft, Irwin House, 11B
Southwark Street, London, SE1 OSW»
Howover, before you can do thatp
here's the games that ar« awaiting
you. First of all, there's ths brilliant
l>Dubte Douhie BiH compilatioitp f«a«
taring Cinema ware's greats, including
TV Sports Foetbalf, Lords Of The
ftlsing Sun, MFfngSp and TV Sporty
ffaafcetball- just th« thing for those
long winter nightsi If that doesn't
take yciMr fancy p how about a bout of
gratuitous violence in tho Bitmap
Brothers' clatsic SpeodbsH in If
you're a bargain fan, then tha final
two offers will suit you down to the
ground. Hot from the Mirror Image
collectionp you e^n choose TWO

games rather
than one, and
your sal9c-
tkkna can be
either the
pairing of the
two space
operas

F^dmraiion Of
Fmm Traders
and StargHifer f f, or the duo of the
original Sp^mObali and TV Sports
FooitaiL

SOp once you've taken your pick
from that little loir Just jot your
choice onto the scratchcard and send
It to the aforemefitloned hiirrorsoft
address. Then camp out by your letter
box and await the arrival of youf- fre«i
game courtesy of Mirmrsott an<fCU i
Amiga - THE magaiine for the dla-
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OPEN LETTER

It's not often that CU Amiga gives its dearly beioved pages to guest
writers - but what better way to see in the New Year, and the sale of
80, 000 new Amigas than an address by Commodore MD, $teve Franiclin?

Hi

l^^^hristmas may well be over for
'B^another year, but there is one
^^more celebration left before the
new year takes hold. One more celebration,
that IS, for Amiga owners as their numbers
pass the one million mark in the UK, and
1992 is set to be a magical year for the
Amiga. Most ot this magic will stem from
hard work which went into-lasl year, which
saw major landmarks established: the
launch of the Amiga CD-TV, the new Amfga
500 P, and the Amiga's unquestioned domi-
nance of the home computer market.

The most tangible proof of this domi-
nance lies with the Christmas poll of fifty
top inctependent computer retailers. When
asked what they thought would be the
biggest soiling computer this Christmas, an
astonishing 96% replied in favour of the
Amiga - the remaining: 4% plumped for the
C64. All this success means more choice
for Amiga owners, more software, peripher-
als, sales outlets, and innovation. Already
established as the first choice for publish-

ers. Amiga titles will continue to be brought
to market first, benefiting from development
on and (or the Amiga. These developments
will then be passed on - as witnessed by
the introduction of the A500P in October
last year. As the first major revision of the
Operating System tor three years ^ the
specuialion over incompatible software has
proved totally unfounded

All major software publishers endorse
tm new format, and have been developing
software for the new machine for the past
18 months- In fact, the only people to have
been less than impressed' with the new
Amiga were those with stocks of delisted
and old budget games on their hands. No
compatibility probSems exist with either cur-
rent or future releases; indeed virtually all
full-price software available now is fully
supported - but if you have any doubts then
check with your dealer first. The benefits of
the new OS have been well -documented in
magazines such as CU Amiga In essence,
the key benefits are in better display resolu-

tion and the improved productivity users

can expect

The rea&ons these issues are important
lies in the way the Amiga is now used.
Professionally, Amigas are pioneering the
market for multimedia, and are becoming
accepted as a high quality workstation, set-
ting the standards for professional music
and video production for some years to
come. Clearly, the Amiga is not a toy.
We're proud that it i? universally heralded
as the best games computer - but ttiat"s
only where the story starts. Some PC ana-
lysts have long dismissed the Amiga - but
now with Workbench 2.0. the Amiga stands
favourably on its own against any other
rival PC. Similarly, the strength of the
Amiga in the home has a major roie to play
In education. Schools and colleges in
Britain and around the world appreciate
that the Amiga is the computer that is most
commonly used in tvomes, and is the com-
puter pupils and students most want to
own. Jn fact, the analysts who once

dismissed the Amiga now recognise
Commodore's contribution in providing the
most effective multimedia platlorm avail-
able today. As the multimedia market takes
shape it is dear that the Amiga will have a
leading role to play. No other computer
matches its capabilities -video, sound,
graphics, photography, and database nnan-
agement are all placed al the f mgertips ot

the user,

In developing applications and m using
multimedia, the Amiga is at the forefront -
position which was underlined when the
CD-TV was launched to a packed and
expectant audience in spring. Commodore
have taken on the giants of eleclTonics and
won the battle to develop the world's first
interactive multimedia player. Even for a
company like Commodore, the CDTV is
radically new and exciting. Its potential
exceeds any of our past innovations. With
ihe PET in 1975, Commodore invented the
PC the VIC20 was the first colour home
coriiputer, and the C64 remains the world's
most popular computer. The CD-TV,
though, is something rather difierent.

It is different because it can touch and
change all our lives - whenever and what-
ever you do. Learning beoomes fun and
entedainmem takes on a new dimension -

wh ich i s exactly what the Amiga f I rst
promised in 1985 when it was launched by
Andy Warhol and Blondie's Debbie Harry.
The CD-TV removes the limitations of the
computer: a single CD offers the equivalent
of over 700 floppy disks - enough informa-
tion to hold the entire UK telephone
directory. Imagine what the worlds leading
software developers are aeating now the
barrier of floppy disks has gone.

All this is with a player that lives quite
comfortably under the television, and has a
remote control with fewer buttons than the
average TV set. What's more, this media is
also to be available for all Amiga 500 own-
ers with the A690 CO-ROM drive. Not only
does the A690 transform the Amiga into the
ultimate games platform, but it also trans-
forms the way in which the technology can
be used. Additionally, as a standard CD
player, the CD-TV and the A690 not only
play hifi quality music, but add graphics and
other value. As record companies realise
the medium can do both CD and G+CD,
MIDI will become commonplace, and I
believe that the CD-TV will become the
musician's favourite • techniques, such as
sampling will 'become much easier and
MIDI In and Out lervds itself to that maivel-
lously.

This newly-launched system offers an
amazing option for users to actually remove
drums, guitars or keyboards from records
so you can 'play along with the band\ This,
and this and the ability to play games with
CD-qualiiy sound is an incredible achieve-
ment. With other areas, such as the
Guinness Book Of Records and Trivial
Pursuit greatly expanded for the CD
medium, followed by another 200 titles ■
perhaps now you can see why 1992 will be
a magical year for the Amiga.
Many ttwnfci to Sle»e lor IiIe peisonal opinifrns. Mil
commtiiis snoBlii be posted to our lellors page, BocfctW.
Wo will hoppiiy foiwonl mill on to Gommodort UK.

99

I

"91 ROUND UP

ALL ABOARD! Tonenhamwon

the F.A. Cup, Maggie Thatcher was booted out
of number 1 0, Terry Waits was released after
five years captivity and Oce^n almost got Epic in
the shops! Almost. All in all. things have never
bser better on the Amiga front witti a consistent
run ottop class games and utilities filtering
through every month. Anyone who saw last
month's CU Aniige can testily to that as no less
than 12 awards were given for excellence. But
as we all know opinions vary and wJiafs one
mans meat is another man's suicidal software
from hell There are some things, however, that
you just cant argue ah out..

IN-SPEC-TION If there's one thing

that cajR he said for the Amiga in 1 990, it's that
it came into its own After dithering with the ST
in the mid-price bracket, it shook off Atari's
competition by mahifig the break every one
wanted it to do. By making 1 Mb of memory a
standard, Commodore pleased virtually every-
one who has anything to do with the machines.
Game and hardware manufacturers had more to
play with, and as a result the machine moved up
from its superior 16-bit position to the industiv
standard, with its technical and software sup-
port expanding across a wider range. As a
resultp the seriDus software scene has expanded
ten-fold. with a number of high quality and
sophisticated packages now available tor virtu-
ally any application.

ABOUT TIME TOO At long last.

seriously hot coders are writing some really cre-
ative stuff for the machine. The two worlds of
music and graphics have been blessed with^
software that would convert the most dedicated
IBM groupie over to the Amiga. The expanding
Amiga user base has been the major catalyst for
all this development, but technological advances
have also brought the cost of it all down, A few
years back even basic Genlocks wouM have
cost about three times as much as they are
now. In fact its in the area of Video and 'True-
Colour' graphics that some of the most
impressive ctianges have occurred. All this is
good news for the Amiga's entry and position in
the professional broadcast and video world.
Ami gas equipped with 24-bit colour cards are
being used by TV stations in eveiy country of
the worlds especially in the Third World and
Middle East where their cost effectivness have
fended off the competition from the Apple Mac
and IBM video solutions.

ON TV On the domestic side, we have all

seen Catch Phrase and the Chart Show's inno-
vative use of real-time Amiga graphics. Also, the

24

1991 promised to be a great year. Twenty-four-
bit colour, god-sims such as Mega-lo-Mania. . . it
sometimes seemed we were spoiled rotten - but
what was hot and what - indeed - was rot?

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personal age of naaon. Petfir Molynayx (left) from
Bulirnog wad rasponsjjble for producing 3oni« ot
the most well-thobighi-^ui, cpmpteK, (relatively}
paacfifyl and yel thoroughly e^nt&rtalning games
yet to grac& 1h& hom« computftr

lastye^ror so has seen a dramatic improvfi-
ment in the music scene. Hhe software has

simply got better {especially within the busy
PubliD Domain networh) aod will ensure that the
Amiga will prove itself as the number one gad-
get for the mLSfCiari, who FiithertD may have
used an ST. For anybody wishing to reafly get
involved with some major siiiff in the creative
area of computing; the Amiga has never before
offened such viability. Only a while back, an
impressive graphical demonstration might have
been a haff meg Amiga and a copy ot Jeff
Mfnters TnpA Iron pumpii>g out coloured pix-
els. Today, you can map a portrait of your
Auntie Glenys on to an anmated sphere whifst
boil icing it around the screen over movrng
scenery composed of a million-and-one fractal
polygons!

So you see, if you are new to all this Amiga
stuff, then you haven't missed out. But you

MSS THE POltr-OVER,„

On the whole, 1991 was quite a good year for
Amiga game players, too. and the piagiie of
games copied directly from the inferior Atari ST
that made up the bulk of 1990^s reJeases have
now pretty much dried up. paving the way for
games such as HeimdaHButi Z-Ou? which are
written on the Amiga to make the most ot the
machine's many capabilfties. However, there
still seems to be a tendency to concentrate on
the look of the game rather than the playability.
and after a few breaks with this tradition in the
shape of M.U.D£, Car-Vupmti Rodtam, we
seem to have got stuck in afresh rut of film and
coin- op Hcences agajo. Let's just hope that
potentially hot licences as neAddams Family
and Batman //aren't wasted. One of the most
escciting prospects of the last year, though, was
the release and announcement of several old
classics from dead and buried computers mak-
ing their Amiga debut. H&^d Ov^r Meets m$ the
perfect example of this, and there are still
dozens ot games r^stii^g in Ocean's, U.S. Gold's
and assorted other software houses' back cata-
bgues that are just ripe lor plundering.

SIM CITTT One of the most memorable
games was Speedb^tt // whpch, in our book, is
the best thing to hail from development team.
The Bitmaps Brothers' stebJe. It took the the
first Speedbaft^nd expanded it in every conceiv-
able area, yet didn1 lose an ounce of its
playability - in fact, it even expanded upon that,
too. Next up. is another sports affair, too. with
Archer Maclean's brilliant Jimmy White's
Snooksr. This is just so playable it's incredible.
Shoot 'em up fans were kept happy, too.wfth
three superb blasters, namely 514^/1^ Ttirfican it
and Z-OuL The vertically-scrolling StV/l/was
the unotticial sequel to SiikwarmBud used the
same load-as-you-go system for uninterrupted
blasting. Z-Outms. the super^fast foliow-up to
Rainbow Arts' X-Oyf and the German company
also managed to improve the original Turrtcan
for more all en -slaying mayhem. Originality, was
another innovation we wenen't used to seeing,
but Psygnosis' Lemmmg$pwved to be a world-
wide hit combining cute graphics, an
easy-to-use control system, and enough addic-
tivi^to keep even the most avid puzzle and
strategy fans happy.

In all. '91 was quite a good year for games,
even if we'd lika to have seen just a few more

BUT SERIOUSLY...

TECH ED, MAT BnOOMFIELD
REVIEWS HIS FAVOURITE
PRODUCTS OF THE LAST YEAR.

Coldrbuf^: This griphics baariP linaliy brings true 24-
tpR graphiEs wilhln the neach qI naFinnnilcinaires]
Cisting ESgg, It's Mf tiie pricfl of \t% nearest riials.
It's ju^t a pity the software Wi better.

Oclamrt 2 Or A dream come true, at a mere tennir»
OatsmEffh orte of my all-tilrne favourite pienes of
software. Not only does It give th^ music p rogr^mm^r
uivarallBled pswer, It even irarlcs with MIDI.

Ptofmlonal Page 2.DI/Z Jt A rtially potN^rlul and
B3SV 1Q to yi^e DTP paokai'i! which lets anyone treats
professional ^ults at home- Fun to use, breI estie-
cJaJl^recoifimeiided.

VIsia Pro: Th& most impressive f racial landscape
program available, Vt$t& Pfjs allDws the importini M
real EfigHat elevatiun maps so thai gertuifie land*
scapes can be rMdelled. Ttie Inciuslun of automated
anJmatiiD^n ansf 24-bit cQimir support keeps tliis pack-
age head and atiouiders above the rest.

A50DP: Despite the connpatlbilrty furore, the ASHP
Is tie easiest wray of getting a machine that runs
Kickistpl and Wurkbesiqh S.O. Attlnugh it litU^ li^or-
isi tp gamers, the new intertace enhances every
ilbir operation.

The Miracle: This great-sounding keyboard allows
even the absolute nnvief to learn to play like a pro-
Fessionai. With it'sartiti^ial intelltgence, it can adapt
m lessons to your own proficiency level. It's bulltHn
MIDI capabjfity means that it can be used as a profes-
sional Jnslrument b^etween lemons.

GVP Series 2 HDB Hard Drive: Even widst titi multi-
tude of Hard Drives released this year, tht Series 2
stands well above the rest. Easy to use and install, it
allows up to 8Mb of extra RAM to be added and rins
so tasi you II evpect to h&ar a sonic boom!

DPalnt rV: Electronic Arts continued the BPBint^g^
with this HAM-supporting addllian. As well as sup-
porting NAM, though, it also gav« the user a multitude
of new fill types, a more UeKihle palette, and numer
ous new manipulation tools. Quite simply the ultimate
In art packages.

exceptional examples. Nevertfieless. ttie sheer
number of Scre«nstars we carry each montti is
surely a good sigo. even if rs been EllfficylttD
spot the new R3inbo\^ tslandm even KfCi( Off
27 Still, here's to your health, and ttier&'s
always Kick Off 3 to look forward to. And as for
ttie so-called thinking games', such as
Poputous 2 and Ey^ of the Behotdor. that partic-
ular genre has had an annazing past year. . , ,

WHO'S A CLEVER BOY, THEN? Ihslasttwelvenionthshasseeniiia^lveddvances
In the realms of tht 1htnklii§ man's' game. Wltti Eye Sf Tbs BeAotof, KnlghtmrBmi F^utous 11 altain-
ing classic siattjs almost immedlatelsf, why hawe these games suddenly taken off? 'Basically, It's bsEause
of th^ir fleiibility,' offers BuJIfrog's head honchc, Peter MQlyneux. 'Whereas in a shqctt 'em up the pFayer
can only control one set of actions then decide whether they can make Jt to the neit stage, in a game lilc®
titapift or M&gS'Lo-tlanla, the game cat exist wlthoul tht player, offering t number ot other play alterna*
tl¥eip This expanded game task tan then offer the playar cl^lienges they may not expect; he ceivtinu^f
'and me used this concept as mych as possible in Fupui&us IL For InslaiiBe, througftout Pupuhas /f the
player can win using a number of ideas, ^ihettier they want to destroy their way \o victory, m attain II rei-
atlvely peacefully. It's almost certainly the open endings the game lea¥es that make them a success.'

Another argument ts that these games offer far better valcie for the planter's muney than coin-ep liErences
or the latest game-cf the-film. *Ves; agrees MDlyneux, 'wtien we put a game together, we want tlie per-
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HivwBver, by cj'amming as much Into our stuff as possible, we like to thiik tti^ we make cprs a worthy bufJ
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THE FUTURE NOW

The best is yet to
come^ howeverp and in
1992 we can continue
to expect the very
best in games,
graphics, video, sound
and peripherais. CU
dusts down its crystal
baii and maices a few
predictions as to next
year's big events. . .

SEHSIBLE SOCCER

- Mirror toft -

With WM/d almost out the door,
Sensible Software are set to return to
the genre that they revolutionised back
in 1938. After proving their di^/ersity with
the likes of 3D Tennis for Palace and
Mirrorsoft s Mega-Lo-Mania. Jon Hare
and Chris Yates are now working on a
Footy game whioh they hope wiil punt
Aneo's Kick Off into orbit.

The game uses tha favoured over-
head view, with the players kept
deliberately tiny to optimise more anima-
tion frames for less memoryJn addition,
Jon and Chris have created an Intellh
gent' control method^ where players
behave and shoot depending on their
proximity to the ball Also, a fornn' option
has been included where a player's
attributes are changed depending on
how well they fared in past games. With
other ideas, such as a transfer market
still to be added, It'll be a while before
Sensi complete the game for Minrorsoft,
but expect it within the first quarter of
next year.

MRASOL smns

- OCEAN*

Converted from the PC Engine original,
PafRsol Stars sees the welcome return
of those dungaree-clad heroes. Bub and
Bob fresh from their adventures in
Bubble Bobble and Rainbow islands.
The game draws its title from the

TH E PC TH R EAT mat broohfifld dibates the ever-present rivalry *

BETWEEN THE AMIGA AND THE MANY PCS OH THE MARKET.

With the ST slowly liriathing its last, the Dniy real rival Ifl the AmiQa in 1992 is the ever-growing PC
range. There are also several n3S% stories ol people perhaps abandoi^ing ihe Amiga aver the next
year or £0 in lava or of Id e PC - so is Ihere anything lo worry about? In all lairness. no. Whilst! he PC
Is a very capable machine. tjefDr& il can rival the Amip in terins of graphical prowess and speed, it
must be expanded by purchasing the relevant boards. Even then, the PCs can onfjf keep up with the
Amiga rather than surpass it. The main reason lor the PC series' success is Itiat IBM were guile sim-
ply there first. From this early beginnings, Itiey went on to build 4Jp their present massive user-hase
which makes the Amiga s world-wide user-base of 3 million look a bit wee. However, since the
AniFQ^ only really stai1e[t takirtg off last year, thal's not as small as it may seem.

When you buy an Amiga, everylhing
you need to get started is there. The
sound and graphic boards are tliere, the
processor is fast enough to handle the
mosttroublesonie of data, none of
which can be said of the PC - not If you
intend to slay in the same price rarrge,
Ihat is. In addition, the Amiga's soft-
ware support is rapidly becoming more
adaptable and varied than the PC coun-
terparts, with Commodare's machine
moving into the business market with
ease. Software also pushes the Amiga s
hardware i^urther than ever, mVh the new
SuperiBm package a perfect e^mple.
This little package allows the user to
use the Amiga's louf channel sound with
as many samples as their memory can
handle -try doing Ihat or* the PC!

Basically, Ihere is nothing to be worried about. Yts, both mactiiifes will be afound In five years.
But guess whieh one will have the most exciting software and liardware developments. 111 give you
a clue: it begins with the litter 'A\..

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pairs' unusual weaponry.
Whereas Rainbow Islands saw
them throwing Rainbows all over
the show, in Parasol Stars they
are armed with tiny parasol
umbrellas with which they can
gather objects or nasties and lob
thern across the screen. For
instance, by collecting five or
more raincfrops on their 'bro:llies\
Bub Of Bob will be armed with a
massive drip which, when
released, will kill everything in its
path. The game is being devel-

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further news within the next couple of
issues.

- EA/BULLFROe.

Fresh from the success of Populous //,
Bulllrog are currently working on
another isometrfc affair called Bob.
How^ever, for those of you expecting
another Powermong&r or Populous,
then you're in for a shock. Once again,
BuHlrog are giving the player rantroi
over events wrthin ttie game, but this
time the emphasis is on the worlds of
big business.

As one of a series of manufacturers
of mind-co-ordinating silicon chips, you
must ensure that you are the fastest-
growing company, with continual new
developments and ever-growing mar-

kets. There are two ways to do this: you
can run your business properly; by
head-hunting and developing; or you
can play dirty and kidnap- people's fami-
lies to make them work for you, or send
specially-bred mercenaries to steal the
all-important blueprints. In a if, Bob con-
tains 115 countries, within which there
are 32 towns, creating a massive play
area in the process. There's still a lot to
do before its hopeful Summer release,
but Bob looks like another winner for
Bullfrog and EA.

PAPERBOY II
- MIHDSCAPE.

Atari's delivery boy won a legion of fans
in his arcade debut and subsequent
cx)nversions. and Papertoytttske^ the
basic idea one step further. Whereas
the frrst game limited our hero to a one-
way scroffmg play area, the sequel
allows the player to choose on© of three
routes and make his deiiveries along
that.

Development is primarily on ttie
Famioan at the moment, but the Amiga
version is already fooking up to the stan-

;91 ROUND UR

FUTURE TENSE...

MAT BflOOMFIELD LOOKS FORWARD TO AN EXCITING NEW YEAR..,

It one thing is almost certain thlA y^ar, it's that Aifiiga-r«lated prices are set
to tak0 a tumble. With Commcidoro curr«ntlv working on more eompact cir-
cyit boards, tb^ price for further expdnsiofi boards and accelerator boards
should fall as well, making th$ Amiga ew#n better iialue for mon^y. In addi-
tiohp by the end of the yearp I'd expact the CD-TV unit to b« reduced to the
Caes mark, especially with the Imminent release of Commodore's dedicated
CD-ROM drive. Other drives should start to appear soon, too, making them
more affordable for the home yser, and if the likes of Ocean and U.S. Gold
aren't already working on titlas (rumour has it that U.S. G are currently
thinking *rf releasing Kev Dulmer's Legend Of l^aiouron tha CD format) then
by the and of next year they almost certainly will be. After allp this could be
the end of piracy as we know it If CD takes off.

With Mrndscape's Mirscfe keyboard paving the way, the Amiga music
scene is about to take off in a big, blQ way. Up until now, the ST's T^B^&0
has reigned supreme, but two Amiga packages - Dr Ts KCS and XOIt - are
set to knock the spots off this and any other competitors. Slmllarlyp
altheugh I doubt that DPmint tV will be surpassed I have a feeling that sev-
eral HAM-specialist
graphics packages
may hit the market,
offering faster use of
this multl-oolour
mcde. Also, it's
about time an afford-
able Amiga Video
Editing package hit
the streets, but the
aforementioned
price reductions
should speed this
along. Let's hope so.

As far as the computer itself goes, there's plenty of speculation regarding
an A4<K}0 or a console-based Amigap but there's nothing concrete. If
Commodore do produce an A4000 it will be aimed at the higher end of the
market at the high^end PC-owning fringe perhaps. The console on the other
hand Is a guile exciting idea, but only if Commodore improve on the
Amiga's hardware to make a machine that can run Amiga games but take
even more advanced cartridges - another way to end to piracy. If
Comfnodore do this, then they should be able to take on the likes of the
Famicom or the Megadrjve, both of which have specialist sprite enlarging
and scrolling chips. PC fanatics are predicting that the introduction of con-
soles will consign the Amiga to an education-only role. The answer to them
is obvious; at the end of "92 you will still have in the Amiga the best mulli.
media tool, the best music, tool, tlie best machine for programming and
graphics^ and, most certainly, the best machine for games*

dard of the console version. Unlike
the first game, newspaper sub-
scribers now line both sides of the
street, with the player tossing the
papers either way. Failure to keep
a set number of clients prema^^
turely ends the game, as does the
aforementioned loss of lite, but if a
round is pulled off then a bonus
section awaits you. Keep this up
for a week, and you 11 be suitably
rewarded. Expect a review of this much-
a waited sequel some time in February.

29

ROUND UP

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With the Amiga gaining popuiarity all the time,

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CU has been there every step of the way. What's more,

ACKinvainsi^'

our growth has paraiieied that of the Amiga, too.p-

Bi

I el i eve it or not. CU is actually
I reaching its 12th year in exis-
'tence. It started life as ttie
pamphlet- 1 ike VIC Computing in January
1981 Co^er i ng C om modo re s 3, 5K
baby, the magazine consisted of
reviews, news and type- in listings for
programs that rarely worked properly.
Come 1 983, the VIC was dead on its
feet, so Commodore User was bom to
expand the magazine's coverage to
include the new 064 and its games.
However, something had to go and on
dropping the VIC20 coverage, there was
a public outcry by doomed VIC owners.
In 1984, EMAP took over publication
of the mag, and with its only rival,
Newsfield's ZZap! S4 going from
strength to strength, the first Amiga cov-
erage was seen in the Septembers 985
issue. However, by October 1987.
things had started to change, and
Commodore User now sporting a six-
teen-page Amiga reviews supptement
which expanded until the mag became
CU Amiga/C64 in Feb '88, but more out-
cry was to follow a year later when the

C64 half was
dropped and the
magazine
became the CD

Amiga we know today. With another
revamp following in October 1990, it
wasn't until June last year that we made
the break and became the Complete'
guide to tfie Amiga, with our expanded
pages incliuding reviews of serious prod-
ucts, as well as the definitive games
coverage.

Since then, and without blowing our
own tnjmpet too hard, weVe been the
first to cover the likes of D Paint IV, the
CD-TV, and the possibility of an Amiga
cartridge (which may see the light in the
mythical A300 console system), and by
buying the magazine you have helped
our sales expand so greatly that we
even topped Media Week's (a trade
magazine covering publishing houses)
top twenty for year-on-year groHwth - with
CU"s 86% growth beating the likes of
The Clothes Show Magazine and
Smash Hit's sister publication. Big. And
who said that computers were a flash in
the pan? In addition, we are now aiming
to aid the Amiga's development with
ideas, such as our Design An Add-On'
feature, and we are often asked to give
early impressions of forthcoming games
for any faults they may have Proving
that, as we promised, CU Amiga is at
the forefront of the Amiga world.

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30

COMPETITION

I

Steve James: Steve joined CU as Deputy
Editor in January 1989 before eventually pro-
gressing to take the reigns a year after. A jovfal
fallow. Steve likes nothing better than relaxing
with pints of Cider and the odd fibelous anecdote.
Dan Slingsby: Deputy Dan joined the team in
April 1990, and Spends
^m most of his time editing our Screen Scene review
section, proofing hundreds of pages and perusing
Hie hundredis of PD demos we receive each month.
However^ he still manages time to squeeze in the odd
gamie-playing session and stuffing his face with chicken
kebabs ^

Steve Marrett: Steve moved over from editing Amiga
Action in November 1990, and became our Editorial
Consurtant. A massive games fan, Steve is responsible
for our fn Devs and First Impressions features and can
often be found idling away with a game of Kick Off H or
Jimmy White's SnoolOf.

Mil Broomfield: Mat's fave pastime is stuffing his

tli . f-^ce with E-numbers. whilst ogling the fatest technical

ni advancement. However, he^s also a keen gamer who

La I n ^^oys the more cerebral defights of EyeOfTh&

^j Steve Keen: The third Steve
has been with us for the last two
issues, and joined us from our
sister publicationp Sinclair User. Our avid Staff Writer is a
fan of all things trivial, and when he's not messing around
with gadgets and toys he often finds time for a game of
Monksy tsiand

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WIN GREAT GAMES OF '9 1 !

TO round off our look at the heady
world of the Amiga, we've teamed
up with Mioroprose to bring you a bun-
dle of games for your machine. The
oompetitfon to takes the form of a phone
line, where there is a question awaiting
your attention. When you are sure of
j'ouf answer, write the answer down on
a postcard and send it to us at CU
Amiga. Priory Court; 30-32 Farringdon
Lane. London ECl R 3AU. You can
enter as many times as you wfsh, but
please note that the number will cost
you 34p a minute during cheap rate, and
45p per minute during peak hours.

So what's on offer? MFcroprose have
won a whole host of Screen and
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bundle containing eveiything that they
have released this year That includes
Grand Prix, Midwinter II, Knigtits Of The
Sky, Covert Action, and Siient Sen^ice H
quite an impressive array To stand a
chance of winning the bundle, simply

ring 0839 335516, listen to the question
and put your answer on a postcanj.

Then place your entry in an envelope
and send it to the usual CU Amiga
address, marked MICROPROSE COM-
PETITION. Any entries unmarked wfll be
rendered invalid. Please make sure that
your entry reaches us by the 26th of
January. The first three correct entries
out of the bag each win the whole
kaboodle of Microprose hits, , . .

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It's that time ot year again, wliere CU
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gamepiay seems an unfeasible pipe-dream. Steve 'Mince Spy' Merrett

spolce to Readysoft about their attempt to bridge the gap...

lAYABILtTY PLOY

'Actually. I think that
some of the flak we ve taken regarding
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ject leader, David Foster After all, when
i^ou play a Dragon's Lairof Spac& Ace
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i"HE NAME IS SPY... GUY SP^

Consequen-
tly, Guy Spy is the latest hero to emerge
from a country known for its rugged

Lumberjacks, square- jawed Mo unties,
and butch ice Hockey players, and

Readysoft are claiming that it will brfdge
the gap between full playability and their
famed graphical finesse. They don't,
however, consider that Guy is the fur-
thest they can take the system.
'Although we consider it as a large step
forward, we have to admit that the sys-
tem isn't totally inter activa/ Foster
concedes, 'but, nevertheless, it is a
rem>arkabl8 advance considering we
aren't using CD-ROM technology: Will it
be another 'move at the right time' job
then? 'NOi definitely not. We've now got
longer, more playable stages based on
a sefies of game styles and played
within a series of linked sequences
rather than n on sens leaf interludes.'

Guy himself is a marked departure
from such reluctant/cowardly heroes as
Dexter and Dirk The Daring, and is
Readysoft's equivafent to James Bond,
with deliberate Indiana Jones- style over-
tones Typical ly^ in a scenario worthy of
both heroes, an eviJ Germanic tycoon.

Von Max, is currently scouring the world

in search of a series of crystals which
will power the Doomsday Weapon he
has had built Before the evil genius can
hold the world to ransom. Guy has been
sent to thwart his plans, but Von Max is
on to him and has left a series of hench-
men to thwart his plans.

SKETCHY DETAILS

Thus, over fifteen
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game styles, Guy must battle hjs way
across Europe in search of the elusive
master criminal. We came up with the
idea during one cf our planning meet-
ings.' Foster recounts, 'and a group of
seven or eight of us basically created
the character and built the plot up from
there. It was here that we decided on
how to tackle the piay ability problem, so
we started a few sketches and took it
from there ' Did combining a more flexi-
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more memory intensfve. but we had
allow&d for it when we put the story-
board together, so ir was basically just a
matter of making sure that the actron
flowed well.' Just how controllable is
Guy? ^Depending on the scene, the
player can control hrm using whatever
options are relevant during each scene.
For instance, rn a fight scene, he can
perform all the usual punches, rolls and
dodges, whilst he can also take aim and
pick off Von Max's cronies in a shoot-
out:

'We've made a point of making the
action instinctive and easy to control; he
continues; and we'd like to think that the
player will be able to manipulate the joy-
stick to make Guy move in the way they
imagine he should/ So. has combining
more interactive sprites wfth their
Disney-style backdrops meant that Gay
isn't as varied as. say, Space Ace, in
terms of the number of scenes within
the game? it's not really fair to compare
them/ says Foster. Yes, we have
reduced the number of screens that Lair
and Ace had, but most of the screens in
those games were only on screen for
mere seconds anyway. Jn Guy, things
take place on a series of screens, and
continue until the player wins through.
However, to keep the feelfng of an inter-
active cartoon, we've reiained key
animated linking sequences to update
the plot, so Guy will enter a chalet or a
cable car ready for the next stage, or wi[l
square up to an opponent, for instance/

SPRITE -LY HERO

_ How long do the
graphics take to prepare for such a large
game? WelJ, it varies: we've been work-
ing on Guy since January, but we didn't
get anything on screen until March, Our
team is made up of an Amiga coder and
a trio of graplhic artists who handle the
conversion from paper sketches to on-
screen reality/ What problems have
they had? "Our main one has been
incorporating the improved gameplay, '
but luckify this was solved fairiy early on
jn development, so now we're just slot-
tirig the graphics in as theyVe needed, It
stifl took longer than we expected,
though.'
The Readysoft process is. a fairly »-

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ting «quBnce, with Guy arriving «, «ch stafle aniy to mn Into th^ 1.ouble awai^ng Vim S

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OF A HERO *«htha l,»lc id« tore«i,sce«p«par.d an.sl.e(ch«. beforehand on paper, a«r pt the frin n, graphic artist, digitise, the

sketch tohjch 1$ then saved as an ^FF file and loaded into Sf^iBt, A second
artist wi[l then go about touching up the scanned picture, by outlining the
*iint lines iuHaddiiis selected colours tiBjn ir»B sixteen-Eolour palette Each
scene takes raughly a day to complete, and the sprites are developed simul-
taneously bi the thJrd artist. These characters are then overlaid on to this
screen and their movements refined so that they don't look out of place
*i1htn the scene (ie. walk ihrougit walls) When all this is running smoothly
any rough edges are smoolhed and the completed scene is saved to hard disk
tor later inclusion intc the main game. However, with graphics as intricate as
ReadysoH's, there is a price: the game will span six or more dislte, although
second drives wil I be s4ippE>rted.

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Simple one considering the comptexfty
and detail of their games. The 68000
coder writes the basic game routines on
tlie Amiga for porting over to other
macNnes such as the PC and Mac(!}.
vtfhilst the three graphrc artists work on
backdrops and sprites betwesn them.
The development sketches are djgitised
using D/gwew/and are then touclied up
using DPaint, where further detail is
acfded from the 1 S-colour palette. These
are incorporated into the code a section
at a time, and the freshly-designed
sprites and ganne objects are then
added to complete the stage. 'We're
currently using over 1 500 frames of ani-
mafion.' Foster continues, 'and creating
each stage individually makes linking
fhem together easier for when it comes
to compressing the game down on to
floppy.'

MESSAGE Er*DS.

_ With 20-30 frames
completed a day, work is steady but
unhurried. However, the team are now
battling to condense the game down on
to six floppies. Sound is always the last
thing to be added to their games, and
Readysoft are currently scouring Brftain
for someone to incorporate the game^s
many effects and sound. 'We intend to
have a movie-styfe tune running through
the whole game, and will also feature
assorted sound effects to tie in with the
actfon. If all goes according to plan, as
Guy punches and shoots, the sound
reacts accordingly.' How pleased is he
with its progress? 1 think weVe covered
a lot of ground with Guy, and although
irs still not fuJIy-interactive. it's far more
playable than anything we've done.' And
the future for Guy? 1$ there a sequef in
the works or even Guy Spy: The Movie?
"Wait and see; Foster ends enigrrati-
cally...

ON THE COMPETITION AND THE

Future Sd what does Foster Ihinh ol othet
jieoples' attempts to combiRe superior graphics
with plajrability - Core Design's HemHatt, for
emmplel 'Vn only s«en a few screenshDls and
reviews/ lie concedes, but il's flattering to see
that Dur graphical style has obviously been Uie
inspiration/ Does he think that the gap is being
ftreached? 'Yes, alt the time. It's going to take
a while before we combine Ihem perfectry, and
I don't think that it will be totally po»fble on
the Amiga or ST.' Are they signing the Amiga's
death warrant as their development machine?
'Hot just yet, but we' re starting to look at tife PC
and its palette of Z5S colours and it's looking
very inviting indeed. In addition, CD ROM is
tempting, but I don't think it'lf ready get going
lor a while. It would be unwise to write off the
Amiga just yet, thuugb.'

TTm move towards fully intaractive canoona has been made easier t>v Keeping Gu/s many sub-
games simple but playable. The ski sectfon, for instance, involves the avoidance of a series of
Dbsi^cles as Guy unakes chase down a clutlered and very steep ski slope.

The advenure takes Guy into Egypt, to the Amazon and, eventually, lo Berlin where Von Max is

making the final preparations 10 his deadly machine. However, weitfrrg for our hero at each point are

IheevilganluA'shanchmen, aFI of whom musi be disposed of before ihe next stage can he loaded

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So fafp Gu/s sprMes tiave used over 15CH)
frames of ankmatlon to get ihem moving
both quickly and reaiisticaJly, The Jarge ske
of each character meatis that any small
gaps In the 'tween ing' s#c|Eori belween
moves will be more obvious. Consequently,
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slighily each time, and simply eddied on
screen whenever th« relevant irwve is
needed. It isn't as memory-elf eetive as
breaking the sprite up, but ReadysofI con-
sider the result worth the price.

41

SHADOWY

In Iheir first entry
to the RPG genre, Do mark and veteran
development team^ Teque, have joined
forces to create the dark world of
Shadowtands, where evil njies overtfie
five-storey kingdom full of zombies,
skei-etons and other unworldly creatures.
The player is cast as a human whose
Earthly form has been destroyed and his
remaining bones scattered throughout
the massive play area. Thus, recruiting
tour wanderers of the Shadowlands, the
player must pit their new-found team's
wits against the many puzzles within the
game arena.

One of Teque's main aims was to
give the game a predominantly
Japanese feel, and this is apparent from
the very start. The game opens with a
team selection screen, where the round-
eyed looks and strength attributes of the
four characters can be altered where
necessary. Following this, the game
switches to an isometric view to depict
the detailed landscape and its many
contents Another priority on Teque's
agenda was to make the game accessi-
ble to both the veteran RPG fan and the
newcomer Thus, the entire game, from
movement to object selection and fight-
ing, is controlled using the mouse, and
this simple system allows the player to
perform virtually any feasible act on the
game's many objects and locations. For

instance, teleporters can be accessed
and keys placed into specific looks with
a quick press of the mouse button This
system is then used to piece together
the many clues that stand between the
team and the recovery of your bones.

itQUE-NIQUE

In an attempt to capture
the interest of the novice and casual
RPG players. Teque have concentrated
on making the massive adventure easy
to play by limiting the controls to the
mouse only. Thus, using a simple
point'ndick method, virtually every
avenue of e^cplo ration is immediately
available, taking the frustration out of the
many puzzles. Another factor is that the
game utilises a technique which Domark
have called Photoscape, which basically
means that light in the world of
Shadowiands behaves as it should, with
torches gradually burning down and the
corners of the dungeon gloomily lit.
Team leader, Dean Lester, is the cne-

Th0 gam« haa besn givsn an Oriental feel.. t>oth
in 11$ simplicity of use and graphical style.

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MB93"TBI]lf 6 One of iha alde^ riavelopment learns going, Teque have been retpansible
foi* seme of the masi f round-bfeaking gam^ ever. Pete Harrap, fer Instance^ was tha ntan behind
Gremlin's Moitfy Mole classics., and since then Itiey have produced gamester Domatfc^ Krisalls and
Oc«an. As well as orlfinal |ifnduct$, Sui^h m Mffneh^erUnlteaBni the Eoropeanlolldw-upp they
also produ€eil the conversions of Escape From The Pfmet Of The Rabat Munstofs, Chas^HQ^nd
Klax, and are ourrently beaverlng away on anothsf lootball game for Krtsalis.

Domark are set to enter the RPG arena with an
adventure set in the Shadowlands. Steve
'National Elf' Merrett visited this strange world.

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RPG has expanded far beyond his

expectations. With the rest of the team
made up of graphics nnan, Mark
Anthony, and coder Barry Monk.
between them they have taken ideas
from games as diverse as the Ultima
series and the SSI games, whilst ensur-
ing that the ease of use remains. Due to
the size of the projacl, though, the game
is still months away from completionp
with three of the five lands still to be
implemented. Despite it being another
new avenue for Putney -based Domark,
they are confident that Shadowlands will
be another string lo their bow and are
hoping that their simplistic control sys-
tem will breath new life into what can be
a tired genre. We'll be able to see for
ourselves when the game is finally
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Children's television;
it's a wasteland of
American cartoons,
inane presenters, and
Australian series - but who
doesn't watch it when theyVe
got a day off sick? One pro-
gramme, though. wilJ catch
the eye of any role-playing
enthusiast, and that's
Knight mare, which uses com-
puter imagery to transport
hapless youths into a dun-
geon watched over by the
mysterious Treguard.
Mindscape snapped up the
license and now Tony
'Captive' Crowther's game
reaches the shops just in
time for Christmas.
Superficially this is a

Dungeon Master-3ly\e game,
with four characters, drawn
from a selection of races and
professions, exploring 3D
dungeons whilst cornbatting
monsters and overcoming
puzzles and traps. The party
tackles four quests - or
underground complexes - in
search of the Shield of
Justice, Sword of Freedom,
Cup of Life, and Crown of
Glory, and can choose the
order they approach the first
three {although in all honesty
the player must find the
Shield to get the skills
required for the others).
Treguard's image is every-
where, offering advice and
giving a fix on the player's

location -just in case they

need to get help from
Mindscape, a useful feature
which others should adopt.

This is where the similarity
to Dungeon M^stor ends; the
game is much closer to
Captive, or even Gremlin's
excellent BSS Jarre
Seymour Knightmare is
pretty tough, and there are
no 'introductory levels'. All
four sections of the game
demand skiJI, forethought,
and, most especially, careful
management of resources.
My party came close to dying
as I hadn't paid enough
attention to their food levels -
so make sure they have
enough spidsr legs to munch

on. Hearth. Stamina and

Magic are shown as bars
near the character portraits,
and they are depleted
through movement and com-
bat. Sleep recuperates lost
points, and if a priest casts
an REM spell they are recov-
ered much faster.

The top-right hand set of icon^ represent characiers, their
stats and energy levels, and those bfliqw are dlr^ctPDnal.

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LrVEL BEST As the ^hstacters pragrass they learn lo improire tfiiir
ikllfs. Slarting off a novice, moYEng tfiroiigh tenderfocit, adefrt, and up lo
mwtor, tliEjf blossDin into GladFatorSp Priests, and so on. Practice mak^
peitett, so it's a good Jde^ to pass that magic wand around the party
»nce In a while to give Bveryonfrthe nppoifftunitr tn increase levels. At
first, only one or two options will be available; stabbing with a knife, for
flKampie p or opening a doar with a spel I

The puzzles are bizarre

and typical of Crowther's
weird sense of humour. Each
Quest is guarded by a tree
monster who demands an
object before letting anyone
pass. The first request - for
the tree's child to be returned
- stumped (no pun intended)
me for a whife, until I remem-
bered the twig I'd found
earlier! Findfng objects is far
from

nature of the graphics, some
items are all-but invisible
against the background; but
after awhile your eye
becomes trained to spot
objects. I wafked right past a
key I was searching for at
least three times before
locating it.

As with Captive, the
players' stats can be
viewed individually or in a

block of four. This is very
handy when checking for
overburdened cr injurecf
characters. The graphics are,
on the whole, attractive and
full of original touches, like
plant pots on the walls and
flooded passageways
Sometimes the graphics are
garish, but usually they're
just right. I can foresee prob-
lems for those people playing
on a TV and not a monitor:
as Tve mentioned, the writing
and other details can
be obscure,
although thankfully
the program
includes a prefer-
ences option to
change colours.

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SCREEXSTAR

This doesn't help disguise
the numerous spelfing mis-
takes - ente ranee' instead of
entrance' and *sandles'
instead of sandals' were two
I discovered.

One of my favourite parts
of the game m the novel use
of transport The players
whizz around in a mining cart
at the beginning ancf then
row a small boat in shark
infested waters. Unlike
Dungoan Master and its
derivatives, Knightmare'^
monsters use some rntellf-
genee. If you run off and
cower behind a door, don't
expect the goblins or what-
ever to wait around forever,
as they re likely to wander off

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Abave: KnlghtiTlHre differs from many uf rts
Dung^on-bfiSfid rivals in th^t ltd monsters are
truly orEgJrtBl. Ranging fromTrw F^nds and
sti^rNs to the more lradit»onal goblins, SDinfl
appfckach ^aJ1-a-scr$eri in size.

Bal0¥r, Aa wilh Capffv^, Ton/Crowlfiej- tias pro-
grammed ifie garfw &o itiil c^liaracter slals can be
viewed individually, as shown, or logeltieir in a
bJock of four. . . .

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^ and hide, launching a devas-
tating attack when you least
expect it. One of the best
ways to reduce risks is to fol-
low the manuars advice to
use either headphones or a
hi-fi link to bring out the best
of the genuinely impressive
sound ~ the stereo effect
allows you to trace monsters
very simply by following the
sound of their footsteps.

Ultimately the game leads
to a confrontation with the
Frig htK night and his boss
Lord Fear - a fight to daunt
even ttie toughest of adven-
turers, Knightmar€^s
innovative combaVspell sys-
tem succeeds, mainly
because each character can
be programmed' to perform
certain tasks with a single
click of the mouse, and this

RABBITS FROM HELL Inthe
Idlest thai marks Itie beginning lo
Mie quests, cule bunnies are seen
IrDlioking In tfie m&adows. Don't
he deceived - these bug^ei^ are
vicious* Hack away at them when-
ever possible, as you're rewarded
with a rabbit pie. Later on. when
llie party comes back wearied
ffom its Quest, yuu mj|ht find
that the rabbits have been up 1o
their us4ial habits and that the
whole place will be crawling with
Ihem. So lob ^ame holy haFiri
grenades to get rid of them, and
make Monty PyttioB proud.

MUSIC TO MY EARS When
creating the music and effects ,
Mindscape travelled to Anglia
Television m deepest, darkest
Norfolk, in order to make yse of
their audio department. Although
■ore than half-a-meg is needed
to get the best eut of the pnte
(along wtth headphones or con-
nection to a stereo as described
elsewhere), even through a moni)
speaker the results are fabulous.
Invest in some extra memory
(owners of the 500 Plus will be
pleased to know \Vt fully connpat-
ible) and a stereu lead - you'll be
surprised at the difference in
atmospheie.

94

Goblln'9 are everywhere - you can im one, foo^ In fact, a number a1
CListomiaed goblins, Including ^ ninja goblin, are available fof play^ngn

Run, rabbit tu ^. ,^^ ,.,,^nt end up in a pie I When players feel peck-
ish Ihey can sr^cKsl these cudeily-looklng bul not-sQ-harmless bunnies.

Tbe ccnflici begJn^, Ultunately this leads 1o a canfrontation with
Friglitknight and his boss. Lord Fear, a f^ghl to daunt the bravest of men.

DEFIHE PLOVER 3

Ail hough

p rag rammed
with the
bep inner in
mind, there are
pi&nly q\
opportunities for
the role-player
to engage in
iradHional
chairacler
generation.

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CAPTIVE AUDIEHCE Capm
Tony CrDwther'^s previous venture
into RPGs, tapped the charts and
was also voted Adi^entiire Game

uf tli« Year in liSO. Set In tht far
future, the ta^ \t to guitfe robots
throygh worlds with the aid of a
portable super-eomputBr. While
the catacombs in C^tivBw^fE
Gomputer^generattd,
Knigt^tm&r^z dungeons were
deslgnail bf iianri, making the
overall design myoh smoother.

avoids all Of those tedious

menu searches while a jolly
green giant slaughters the
party. Right and left clicks of
the mouse can bhng wildly
different results, but a couple
of minutes with it will get you
in the swing of things.

A game this huge has
secrets that even an in-depth
review won't yield And the
fact that ril keep playing it
until I finish it speaks vol-
umes.

I love this game It's tax-
ing, whimsical and. unlike
most RPGs, it actually has a
sense of humour. I wonder
whether the use of the TV
name is so wise, though?
Most kids will find this too
complicated and, let^s be
honest, not remotely like the
TV series at alL The manual
contains a poster of the aciOf
who plays Treguard (I can't
wait to put that up on my
wall!!) and an invitation to join
the Knight ma re Adventurers
Club« Whatever the case, I'm
thrilled with Knightmare; and
you will be loo. One of those
games you iust cannot put
down.

Mat Regan

MINDSCAPE £25.99

"TV-inspired RPG that's
full of humour snd fun ■

GRAPHICS 81%

SOUND 83%

LASTABfLITY 80%

PIAYABILITY 85%

OVERALL 90%

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I don't know what it is about
the Ready soft laser-disk
conversions, but there s

sometlning strangely appeal-
ing about tlnem. We all know
wtia( to expect in terms of the
series' minimal control over
the character, but somehow
Ihey still offer a challenge
(hat won't go away untfl the
game has been cornpleted.
So, as can be expected, all
the usual criticisms of the
games can also be levied at
Bijs new addition to the fam-
ily. However, due to what
appears to be scrimping on
Ready soft's part, somehow
eprf's R&VBnge falls short of
my already set expectatiors.

The scenario picks up
straight from where the first
game left off. Borf's evif plan
to reduce the age of every-
body within the gafaxy using
his Infanto-Ray backfired
wtien the heroic Dexter used
a mirror to reflect the blast so

that Bo rf himself was
regressed. However, in the
opening scenes of the
sequel, Borf's cronies, the
mischrevous Goons, have
reversed the polarity of the
Infanto-Ray and given the
blue giant a blast to revert
him to normality. Thus,
Dexter's girlfriend, Kimberly,
is once again whfskecf away
to Bort's lair whilst you're left
to give the Goons the slip
arid make your way into
Borf's ship to rescue her,

Untike the first game and,
ir>deed, the others in the
series, the most notable
improvement in Space Ace U
is that the game flows more
smoothly and the scenes roil
into each other perfectly.
Conversefy, though, thfs
exposes just how few scenes
the game contains, with a
mere three to four covering
each of the package's six
disks. Starting with

Kimberly's abduction,
Dexter is immediately
set upon by Borf's
Goon friends and it's
time to move the joy-
stick at the right lime
to progress through
the twenty- seven
stages that stand
between you and vic-
tory. There are five
moves at your dis-
posal, and clues to
which will probably be the
correct one are given by the
positioning of exits and even
the situations themselves -
for instance, if Dexter is
grabbed by a particularly
hungry monster, it's odds -on
that drawing his laser is the
perfect remedy. However,
due to the limited number of
moves, certain ones will have
different effects and whilst
pressing the firebutton during
one scene will draw our
weedy hero s laser, in others

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One of ihe earriHr problems, thig
cre&ture mui^t tn& shot twJoe.

ft will activate the wrist con-
troller which temporarily
boosts Dexter s weedy frame
to that of his eponymous and
beefier alter-ego. Space Ace.
As the correct moves are
chosen, the action takes
Dexter past ravenous crea-
tures and robotic security
systems and into Borf s
space station, for a final
stand-off under the deadly
Infanto-Ray's machinery.
There's not really a lot
else to mention, as by now

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57

SPACE A2E11

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you'll know what to expect.
However, whilst the save*
and load' options are still
mercif Lilly present to avoid
playing the same scenes
repeatedly, Readysoft seem
to have cut a few corners
here and there. This is panic-
ularly notable in the sound
department, where the game
reuses all of the samples and
effects from the first game.
Considering that all thesa
game's reaHy have going for
them is their presentation,
this is a major faux-pas and
the chance to add to the
atmosphere has been com-
pletely wasted. Presumably,
this is because Readysoft
have created the game from
scratch without the use of a
coin-op for reference^ but all
the same it's a bit of a swizz.
In addition, there are a few
graphical rough edges, too,
where a few more frames of
animation might have been
worthwhile.

So there you have it: the
new Readysoft ^masterpiece.
Unless Super Don Quixote is
on the cards, I have a feeling
that they have milked this
system as much as they can,
and the advent of the sup-
posedly more interactive Guy
Spy seems to confirm this. If
so, then it's about time, as
the system started waning
after the novelty of Dragon's
Lair wore off. Perhaps I'm
being a little harsh as I did
find Borf's Revenge initially
appealing, but for fifty quid I
feel that perhaps Borf's nejd
adventure will see him aban-
doning the Infanto-Ray and
spending the profits of his
first two defeats on an island
in the Bahamas. A sure-fire
triumph for the evil giant,
methinks,.,

Steve Merrett

READYSOFT

£44.95

' Enfoyable fare, but
Where's the gameplay? ^

GRAPHICS 85%
SOUND 74%
LASTABILITY 33%
PLAYABILITY 57%

OVERALL 58%

On f aciflg your dark side, h& ^xp^n6% his sixe- to Ihat of a giant. Howevar, ^s you nnove across his oolos-
sill bo<ly te accidentally blo^ws his limb^ off as hi& chases yoy. However, even tiJs head gives chase.

TAKING IT ON THE CHIN Chinli^ss wonders, such as
Dexter and Drsg&n's Laif"^ Diric The Darmg, are real weeds com-
pafed to Vince and Paul from Itsri W^morsoi the beefy btoke from
Boils. What we are wailing tor, though, are the next batch of fea-
tureless 'heroes' to make Iheir computer game debut, Coronatiari
Street's Gail, lor instance, is a person lacking in the chin depart-
ment with assorted members nf the Street's cast avoiding telling her
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those Americans who
provide a strong case
against tourism. Loud, self-
cx>nfident to a ridiculous
degree, and blessed with the
silly nickname of 'Lucky',
Jake s an adventurer,
bankrupt importer, and self-
appoimed hero. Finding
himself in Hong Kong in the
1930s with his Airborn
Imports business deliberately
destroyed by E.A. Lomax, a
hardened rival, the former
war ace decides to take up
Lomax's 'offer' of a reward to
rescue his kidnapped daugh-
ter, Kate.

Kale is a do-gooder nurse,
snatched from the hospital
where she was tending sick
children - naturally - by the
evil henchmen of Li Deng.
the area's major crime lord.
Lucky 's task revolves around
freeing her from Deng's
palace, but only recruiting
the help of Zhao Chi. a local.
Ninja. This is where Heart of
Crtin^fe major novelty feature
comes into opera-
tion: the player
switches between
Lucky and Chi
(and Kate, once
she's been res-
cued), because

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many of the situations within
the game can only be solved
by switching between the trio.
For instance, during a search
for hGaling herbs, the shop-
keeper. Madam Wujsa
xenophobe and refuses to
sell them to Yankee Jake,
However, by switching to Chi
to make the initial contact,
any barriers will be broken
and she'll talk to him. Oddly
for a supposed hero, though,
Jake takes a backseat to the
actions of Chi and Kate later
inthsgame.

The first stop is Li Deng's
sinister Chengdu Fortress.
This comes as a slight disap-
pointment as, after searching
the building, with the excep-
tion of a few locations in the
areas of Katmandu, Istanbul
and the Ghent Express,
there's very little to see. In
addition, the lack of locations
would be bearable if the puz-
zles offered any real
challenge but, sadly, these
are severeiy lacking, too. And
this may leave some adven-
turers feeling
^_ short-changed,
i^^ To try to
^M counter this,
■ Dynamix have
incorporated
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SCREEN SCENE

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ways of finishing the game,
witli a non-linear progression
througli it. Whenever the
player makes a clioice that
takes him or her along an
afternative path, a message
pops up stating that you've
decided to follow a particular
plot branch. In truth, there
are very few chances lo
make 'aJternative' decisions,
but the idea is a nice one and
will hopefully be exploited fur-
ther in Dynamic's next
release.

As with the company's
previous foray with thiis sys-
lem. Rise of the Dragon,
HOC connes as a IMb-only
game spanning an astound-
ing nine disks. Unfortunatelyp
single-drive users will find
themselves swapping disks
liike there's no tomorrow and

this interrupts the flow of the
game enormously. Even

with a hard drive,
access time is far
from quick, but is a
vast improvement
nonetheless.

Playing the
game is simplicity
itself, as the inter-
face is a joy to use.
All usable objects can
be dragged around the
screen, and icons at the bot-
tom of the screen act as
inventories. Clicking on
Jake's portrait brings up
either a quick inventory -
which is used for manipulat-
ing objects - or the main
screen, which also includes a
large shot ol the character.
This allows you to wear items
of clothing (important when

infiltrating the palace) or
activate weapons,

and so on. This
may limit the
numbers of
actions you
can perform
{even more so
than Sierra's
SCI interface)
but, on the plus
side, it makes
playing the game con-
siderably easier.

The period flavour of HOC
is its strongest aspect, along
with the Indiana Jones plot -
although the pseudo- mystical
and religious overtones are
thankfully missing. Dialogue
is a scream, and Lucky can't
help winding up people with
his Oh, yeah?' attitude, while
the usually silent Chi has a

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tha official at the airport. Trying to
use it land$^ Masters in Jail - N's lh&
passport or d wanted f«lonE
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ing with t^e upstart civil servani,
as Lucky"s gift of the gab confuses
the sap totally! Then Us on to
Deng's palaoe and an ancounter
wllh a cow...and a lobacf:£>l«ss
cQolle eager to hsipE

sardonic sense of humour

If presentation is important
to you. then this is the best
adventure on the Amiga. The
music, from dramatic scores
to eastern tunes, sound
superb when played through
a stereo system, but my
monitor fails to do it justice.
The graphical style works
much better here than in Rise
of the Dragon, and from the
intro sequence to the finale
the game is a wonder to
behold. The price for all this
though - in money, ac^cess
tinie and disk-swapping - is
hard to justify in my opinion.
Unless you're a total new-
comer to the genre, rd think
long and hard before spend-
ing the money on Heart of
China.

Matt Regan

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drawn .representalions of the
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The Victofian Age is
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mined by professions which
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, bizarre. Each profession gives
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tiesr: actors learn eloquence
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physical ones.

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effects, such as the way other
people view the character.

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interaction with per- rransfiiirt la very importanit - even while ati 1 1 on

sonalities in the game E^rthil Ih^r^ am z^pp^WnB and boots which ihe

world. Wandering p«rty us«s to hop beiwB#n cortilneois.
around looking for a

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CLEANSE THE STREETS! WhilsEartH^bDundalMhe important
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feelings ot aliens - be they extra-terrvstrial or simply foreigners.

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awaits Jf/cfr Off///,
Anco attempt to bridge the
gap with their foray into the
world of Basketball. And.
whifst it's by no means as
immediately playable as Kick
Off and its sequel, it is by far
(he best Basketball game to
grace the machine. Actually,
with competition timited to
Cinemaware's TVSportsr-
BasketbatI, that's not saying
a great deal, but Tip CWf is
probably the most playable
home variety we are likely to
see. In terms of graphical
and presentation styles,
we're in familiar land here, "
with programmer Steve
Screech's tiny sprites once
again adorning the screen,
and numerous Player
Manager-Btyle option screens
preluding the actual matches.
However, the sound front has
been greatly improved, with a
sample- laden tune interrupt-
ing the load and the furious
squeak of sneakers against
wooden court complenienting
the action.

Everythrng wrthin the
game is joystick-oontrolledp

The tactics screen allows s^l pieces lo be effe^iBci, which the playars wlJI
than atteinpt to recreate during a match.

Tip Off^ opijoos allow the pigyer lo
choose bfltwKn a managerial
stanc# or a simple arcade game.
Adopting Ih* role of the juanager,
you wKII be torced lo select and df op
flayers and build a taam thai wiJI
faaltle their way lo I he lop of the
ieague. In addition, using a similar
system, the length ol the gapf>e and
th« style of tlie mptch ean be
selected from an^lher me^u screen.

with its many icons all avail-
able at the press of the
firebutton. As well as the
usual features we have corn©
to expect -length of
matches, choice of /ef
(although modesty prevents
me mentioning the inclusion
of a certain dashing Editorial
Consultant who makes an
appearancef). skill level, etc

- the more strategic can also
opt to lay down complex play
moves, which your on-court
team will then endeavour to
follow. However^ complicated
as this may sound, the
moves are easy to effect and
follow, and don't get in the
way of the main action at all

- a major bonus.

The actual game itself is
played over a series of court
surfaces, with the players
sprinting rn from the right
ready for the start - the Tip
OH' for possession of the
ball. In keeping with Kick
Off s sparse graphfcal style,
the players are represented
by tiny sprites, but on piaying
It becomes apparent that
they are considerably more
impressive than their footy-
playing counterparts,

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^ Depend i n g on their di recti ori
and position on the pitch.
these guys spin on the spot,
poke th€ ball between their
legs, or even dummy the
opposition - all in perfect
detail. Apparently, there's
over 500 frames of animation
per player, and in the heat of
a matcli it's easy to see
where it all went. Control
over these miniature Magic
Johnsons is simplicity itself,
with the joystick activating
'steals', blocks and shots
instinctively, depending on
the player's vicinity to the
bali. In addition, passing and
shooting are equally simple,
with the computer deciding
who the best player to pass
to is, and also gauging the
accuracy of a shol from dis-
tance. The latter is indicated
by an enlargement of the ring
itself, along with an indication
as to where the ball will hit it.
So how does it fare in the
pi ay ability stakes?
Comparing Tip Off to Kick Off
and its sequel is grossiy
unfair as the two sports are
so greatly different.
Basketball is played over a
smaller area, with more com-
plex rules so, as a result, the
game is slightly more dis-
jointed than Kick Off.
However, by ignoring a few
rules (you can now pass
back over the halfway line,
for in stance )^ Screech has
tried to make the game more
fluid. Personally, i think it
works well, and that the
game is both fast and easy to
get into^ but fans of the
rough' n 'tumble of Kick Off
may be disappointed. 01

COCK-A-HQOP! Although il is widely believ&d that professional

Basketball came into eKlstfince in 1949, along with th^ farrngtion of the
Nditional Basketball As&ociatior, storiss actually date its conception to fifty-
s^v^n yaar^ before thai In addition, the rules hav& changed a greal deal
since then, tea. with the original game's M-man a-side teams battling it omt
in a caged arena gradually evolving into the present 5-man teams and coyrts
we are used to seeing today.

The seed of the idea li^ with one James
Naismith, a PE teacher from Montreal.
Originally, Naismith's inteftlions were to pro-
mote Christiamty within young men, and
ioining the loc^l VMCA in the capacity of
Physical In&tructor, started to teach BasebaJI,
Football and assorted Sym activities.
However, due to the area's varying weather
conditions, the class rapidly QOt fed up with
the limited indoor activities available during
the vyirrter tnonths. Consequently, Naismith
came up vrilh the idea of a fast-paced indoor
spon and the fl&rm of Basketball was planted.
His first attempt at a simple hall-game was
deemed a failure by;jhe class members, so
elements from FoottelL Rugby and even
Lacrosse were added toJfve further pace to
the new sport. \J

All the time the fledgling spori was^olving, Naismith was being scrnli-
nised by Itie YWlCA^sfNijtier cchelonsfiho were ^mi about the Sme he
was wasting deveJoping it. How&ver, wilh hall-play already determjned. all
thai was needed now was to d^ermine how each player could score 'goals'.
Recalling^ a game he played in his yotith, Naismiltl pfOinptly decided tipon a
'ring", into which the tall should be Ihfow^n. This decided, the sport grew
slowly in popularity, changing Qf^dually Ifrta the sport we know today.

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The plaveT9 react inteii^genily to
the direction th$y are facing and
whfrlher thev'^^ running when the
us«r wanl9 to shoot or pass- Even
though the sprites resemble
Gui lever's Lrllipirtiiar^ pals, ihe play-
ers ire superbly animaled^ and can
play the ball bntwieen their legs,
turn and shoot, dummy a pass, or
throw the hall using an overarm
lob.

Shots are simple lo pull off with the
piiyer eltt^r pressing fire to throw
the balL or pulling back on the Joy-
stick during 9 run to launch a
longshot. The accuracy otthe shol
1st shown as a olose-up of the ring
with an indicat ian of wfiere the ball
will hit. The vnore ceniral the bell,
Ihe noofe likely the shot will go in.

Fouls can be switched on or offj
with penalties tlie result of hard
tackles.

course, this is a fault inher
ited from the real thing, so
neither Ance nor Screech
can be held responsible. A
brave attempt which is
bound to come as a slight
disappointment after Anco's
two Footy classics, Tip Off'v
stili a playabi© and impres-
sive game Not quite a
three-pointer, but it stiii
scores with me,

Steve Merrett

ANC0E2S.95

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The majority of flight sim-
ulations have you
whizzing around at
excessive speeds blowing
things up with your state-of-
the-art war-pEane. Now. from
German- based Thai ion,
comes a proper' flight sim
where you swap missiSes for
passengers and military
fatigues for a pilot's cap.

As the Captain of a pas-
senger plane, there's more to
Airbus than just pulling the
yoke and playing with the
throttle. The first step on any
journey is to plot the course,
and to do this you need to
input your destination, calcu-
late how much fuel is
required for the flight, and
what route to take. However^
before you even start the
engines, cateulations based
on the cloud base, difference
in air pressure and weather
have to t>e entered to cali-
brate the plane's computer.

A320ooz^s accuracy and
Thai ion claim that anyone
who can pilot their computer
version js ready for the real
thing. Included in the pack-
age is a map featuring
international low-altitude
routes, approach coordi-
nates, restricted air-space
and flight routes. This reveals
the complexity of the sim per-
fectly and the incredible
detail it contains. Most of the
controls are based around
the mouse, but the keyboard
comes into play for the
engines and occasional navi-
gation functions. Surprisingly,
though, these simplify what
could be a very difficult land-
ing process.

Basically, Airbus's action
is limited to taking-off . land-
ing and pointing the plane in
the right direction. This may
sound a bit harsh, but the
real skill comes in navigating
and working the flight details

before you take-off.
Navigating is a complicated
process which requires lock-
ing onto a beacon and
planning your course to avoid
other flights, bad weather
and mountains. Once this is
mastered you can graduate
from training mode and take
on a plane load of passen-
gers. However, during the
dull areas of inactivity,
Thai ion have added- a 'time
skip' key which allows you to
bypass the boring in-flight
movies and other routines of
uninterrupted flying.

The A320 handles
extremely wel! for a passen-
ger aircraft, but don1 expect it
to be as nippy as an F15: try
to be flash in one of these
and you'll wind up hitting the
ground - fast- Additionally,
because the plane takes a
long time to respond, youll
have to think a few seconds
ahead to make sure you

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Straighten the aircraft. This is
particularly true of making a
landing, as last second oor-
reclions are vital. There s an
instmment landing system
(ILS) which must be used to
lind yoLJf glitfe-slope, but the
last 30 seconds or so of an
approach have to be done
visually.

A series of we 1 1 -designed
screens lead you through the
setting up of y^our flight, and
the checking of the weather
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is neat, with alf the relevant
instruments clearly displayed.
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AfEEEEf WE'RE BfflTliliS to DfEf Amnt^mm^n^

jflu're Iriapped m a plane at 40,000 feet, or so America Ji writers mu\4 haw us
believe. Wjfliam Sftalner. playino a pritst, battled the Dewll en a 747 In Tefror
at 30, BOD Feel. After fr&ffinfl several pt&ple from demDnjo possession, the evil
out pr the better of him, and a very crude cardtroBrd cut-out of Shtlner on a
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Airpori 00 - The Concdni& was a disaster or a movre Torrcir slri^^es a goirf^
will firjhl lo Russia for m 1900 Olympics. As the plane depressuri&es an arms
dealer runs r^und de^rdying siridene* Bial links hiiB b dirty deeds. As a ruie.
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Icdiing man ifH a fa lack roll-neck and glasses, you'd better get t licket lor tiie
iixtffiflhi. because these are Ibe perfed InflredieFtls lor a disaster mevie.

monitor, rather than a bank of
dials wliich are usyaliy com-
mon in commercial aircraft.
This also comes across weil
in the computer version,
although you can only fnput
numbers through a fiddfy on-
screen numeric pacf. which
proves awkward to use.

In terms of presentation,
the graphics and sound are
simple, but very realistic. The
engine effects consist of a
few samples which change
pitch according the how
much throttle is being
applied. Similarfy, the graph-
ics feature minimal and bland
scenery, punctuated by the
occasional special effect,
such as the hazing when you
go through a cloud, adding to
the realism.

A320 Airbus m ^ vBTY
good simulation. It's both
extremely detailed and accu-
rate, but unless you're really
into this kind of "hard-core'

sim, you could find the
appeal wanes quickly. Had
there been a disaster mode
which caused the engines to
cut-out, cabin pressure to
drop or lightening to strike ,
the game woufd have much
greater appeal. As it stands,
though, this is most certainly
the game for wannabe British
Ainways Pilots and realism
freaks,

Mark Patterson

THALION £25.99

High-flying simulation
that's big on detail. . .

GRAPHICS

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SOUND

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LASTABILITY

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PLAYABIUTY

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Wrestling is something
that we in this coun-
try find hard to
appreciate. Oversized
baidies in cheap makeshift
togas tussle each other to the
floor whilst oid grannies wave
umbrellas and throw roiled-
up bits of newspaper into a
ply-board ring. However, in
America r it's a totaily different
story. Beerbeiiies are
replaced by finely-toned gar-
gantuan physiques, and the
pensioners fight for ringside
seats with adults and children
who sport their fatest hero's
face on placards, T-shirts
and moulded rubber masks.
Yes. WWF is big business.
And so, as most things do
these days, Wrestlemania
has crossed the Atlantic and
become the latest craze on
our shores. Ocean's game
takes the most popufar char-
acters from the Federation
and separates them into
good guys and bad boys.
Naturally your choice of char-
acters is made from the
former category.

With each hero comes an
individual set of moves and
statistics. Weight birthday,
favourite sayings and best
move are all listed, and all
that's missing are their star
signs- The first wrestler is
Hulk Hogan, the delinitive
WWF star, who just loves to
tell you that he has the
biggest arms in the world and
that very soon they're going
to be squeezing the excre-
ment out of you. British
Bulldog is less outspoken,
but no less outrageous, and
his special move has his
opponent scoop€d-up and
power-slammed to the can-
vas. The last choice of
wrestter is The Ultimate
Warrior, who looks like an
ex -member of rock band
KtSS. He likes nothing better
than to cuddle up close for
the Gorilla Press,

The game has two modes:
Competition and Practise.
The latter is vital for learning
all the joystick and fire button
combinations. Although

The large sprites are surprisingly wsll-^nlmgied, ^n^ the moves are
smooth and easy to access and pull-Off.

IT'S SHOWTIME

Sonne effort lias been made to recreate the kind of
atmosphere these houts evoke in the States. At the
beginningi oveihead views of the ring and remote-con-
trolled spot lights scan the audience and flick over the
arena. The wrestlers are then Introduced and have a

slight slunging match in which you are offered a

choice of responses. The audience cheer and the l»ig

fight eventually begins.

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After the pre-mateh hype, the taih-
ing slops and the action beikns
with each wrestler leaving their
corner. The first one to grapple
tfieir eppcnent te the fleer wins-

The comprehensive lighter-s^^lecl
screen at the frtart of the game

WWF is billed as a
two-player game
this is only possible
in Practise mode
and only one of
you, the good guy.
oan choose the
character to use -
the opponent will
always be Mr
Perfect. Get used
to the large sprites,
develop some good I
combinations and
fighting tactics, arri
then take on the
first of the fr^e pro
grapple rs: Mr
Perfect. Warlord.
Million Dollar Man,
The Mounty and
Sgt Slaughter.
During the five rninute
contest the aim is simply to
reduce the opponent's
energy bar by knocking the
hell out of him, get him on tte j
canvas and hold him there.
Sooner or later you're going
to get in a clinch, a stand off
where both of you grimace
face^lo^face, straining to go
one way or the other The
only way out is to waggle
your joystick from left to right j
faster th an the opposi tion,
picking him up and hurling
him across the ring And
there's action outside the
ropes, too - there's always a
handy chair to smack over
someone's head. Apart from
this there's nothing more to it. |
Not bad fun for those young
enough to think the real
thing s authentic, but it
becomes a touch tedious lor
the fest of us.

Steve Kern I

OCEAN/TWILIGHT £25.99

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Science fiction games
Inave traditionally con-
cerned themselves with
inierstellar conflict, and
Mindc raft's Rules of
Engagefnent is no exception.
By the 24th century ^ the
Federated Worlds have
grown, expanding through
known space, and are now
meeting hostile resistance
from a mish-mash of alien
races and rebel forces.
Sound familiar? Apart from
being a scenario uncomfort-
ably close to a multitude of
other sci-fi games, ROE
draws from Star Trek for
most of its inspiration. Having
failed the test for originality;
does ROE have what it takes
to be a valid contribution to
your games collection?

On opening the box, the
thick wad of rules can be
bund. To be fair, the rule-
book is laid out in a linear
fashion, and the
first chapter is a
very helpful warm-
up tutorial.

Once into the
game, its sophisti-
cation and depth
become apparent.
A series of menus
and selection
screens guide the
player through the
myriad choices and
decisions required of a Fleet
Commander. Send an order
and the subordinate com-
mander receives and acts
upon it some time later.
Some captains even choose
to ignore commands; this
realistically illustrates the 'fog
of war" problems faced by
commanders.

The dull graphics may turn
away many cynical players,

and it's true that they have all

the visual splendour of an
amateur drama production,
but with so much information
to supply it's hard to see how
else they could look. A con-
trol panel at the top of the"
screen uses icons to
accesses sub- men us, and
everything is entirely mouse-
driven.

It doesnl take long to
learn the system, although
keeping track of all the vari-
ables can be a pig. As
mentioned, multi-ship opera-
tions are the trickiest - it's
hard enough putting your
own ship through its paces,
let alone three others.
Likewise, everything moves
in real time, so there are few
opportunities to sit back and
relax, except when your
armada is en route to an
enemy location. Combat is a
very complicated business
with both ships blasting, cir-
cling and trying to hammer
down the enemy's shields for
a killing blow. At times tike
these, it's best to put trust in
your captains and leave them
to their own devices.

Trekkies will be glad to
know that nearly a\\ the
sound effects in the game
have been inspired by Star
Trek. Communicating with
other ships causes a
whistling sound to make
Spock proud ^ and firing the
Enhanced Beam Weapons
will bring a tear to the eye of
any Roddenberry fan.

But the game is just too
complex. During combat ^
manouevring, fighting and
defending are too demand-
ing, forcing the player to
concentrate on one instead
of all three simultaneously.

77

RULES OF

5- The coiTibat movements are
simiiarly tricky. 'Half is a
waste of lime until the oppo-
nent is rendered harmless,
and 'Position', while providing
the good guys with plenty of
charioestofire, unfortunately
does the sarin e for the
enemy. 'Shadow' keeps you
relatively out of harm's way,
but trying to get a fix on the
enemy is slippery work
indeed.

The missions are helpfufly
classified according to diffi-
culty, and strategy tips are
included for good measure
Apart from the obvious ship
combat, patrols and outpost
assault have been included -
the latter being especially
enticing with the IGS (ink. A
full mission creation facility
adds to the already impres-
sive long-term appeal of the
game, and it's a shame that
there's no facility to [ink two
Amigas and battle it out with
a human opponent. Despite
this, the emphasis is on run-
ning succesful campaigns,
nursing your alter ego

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target'^ loc^k&d, bul Is still out-
side effective ran^e. The
navlgatbn screen [f^ffi stiDWS
the relative positions of the
space craft before closing to
fighi, MThlie (i>i?/oiv) orders ire
issued to the resi o1 the fleet.

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scenarios whilst gaining pro-
motioris and decorations -
and with three difficulty levels
and 21 scenarios, ! defy any-
one to finish this quickly.

I was happily surprised by
Rutes of Engagement. So
many space combat games
of late - such as Statf tight It
and SSI's Renegade Legion
Interceptor- have been dis-
appointing that it's a pleasant
change to find a good exam-
ple of the genre » The
graptiics may be cfiscou rag-
ing, but they give the player
exactly what he or she needs
to get stuck into the game.
NevertheiesSr I wouldn't rec-
oiTimend this to novices or
those who like simple -minded
blasts^ but for those who are
hungry for a slick and
playable space combat simu-
lator, this is easily the best
around

Matt R^gan

The gatt^e draws lis approach
from Slar TreN;, but adds some
greal loucties that pui Ulna
class of Its own. The cammaiv

der above, in control of PWS
Explorer, lends to follow orders
accurately, but you can't rely
on all your subordinates lo Ihls
extent - 1 gua rantee you 1 1 tear
out your hair the Mrst tima
someone uses Ihefr mltlatlvB'
during a fight and scarpiersi

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MORE INTO THE BREACH B».rdiiig actions In ROE
are riandled by the Cdmputer, wfiich controls the hwo sides and inlorirrs Ihe
p layer of the resu It. The re ' s I [t1 1 e Ih e p lay ^r i^a n do lo I nfiy gnce the ouico mt
excepi far using exptrianceii trocips For the battle. However H0f ie part of
Ihe Inlerlockkng Games Syslein {or IGS lor shoit) , which means Ihat own-
ers of Br&Acb2iToif\ Impressions can makt troop combat fa? more exciting.
Whan troops enter an enemy vessel or outpost, the game loads in Breach
sceii^^al lowing Fyll control over every squad membof.

MIND CRAFT/EA £25.99

"An tn-depth sci-fi game
with huge potential y

GRAPHICS 82%

SOUND 73%

LASTABILITY 90X

PIAYABIUTY 84%

OVERALL 87%

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After the formula worked
so wed in Beast
Busters, Ocean's con-
version of Taito's Space Gun
once again uses the same
mix of tine horror genre ar>d
the eve r- popular Oparathn
Thunderbolt game-style
Thus, in a scenario straight
out of James Cameron's
Aliens, the player ps left to
wander the apparently-empty
corridors of a dark base in
search of numerous trapped
hostages, armed only with a
pulse laser and a limited sup-
ply of grenades Whilst thB
gemeplay offered nothing ^
new, though, the Space Gun
com op simply oozed atmo-
sphere, and this conversion
recreates it

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perfectly ^ith ominous heart-
beats and eerie squeals
following every movement.
Busters' veteran, Henry
Clark's conversion features
all the gruesome explosions
and strange creatures that
graced the coin-op, along
with other new fea-
tures the machine
introduced. For
instance, whereas
Operation Thunder-
boW ancf its many
clones force the
player to follow a set
route, Space Gun
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choice, with
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Exira weapons can be collected by
shoaling the game's many crates
an4 Ihen b^Jastmg the required Hem.

allowed to select one of two
routes during key sections of
the game. One noticeable
loss from the arcade parent
is^ unfortunately, inevitable,
though. Whereas we re all
used to seeing Uzis stuck on
to the front of game cabinets,
the Space Gun nnachine
housed two futuristic rifles
which sported an impressive
pump action to load in your
many freeze grenades, smart
bombs and fireballs. On the
Amiga this has given way to
the right mouse button which,
whilst it is every bit as eflec-
five, just isn't the same
somehow. However, to give
Ocean and Images their due,
they have made the game
compatible with Trojan's
Light Gun. adding to the fun
immensely - somewhat sur-
prisingly, it also proves to be
very accurate, too

Having selected a on© or
two-player game, the game
opens with the player moving
slowly into the shadowy consi-
ders ahead. As can be
expected, this is typical Op
Thunderbolt terntory, except
that the dark secretions the
Aliens have left on the walls
and the general feeling of
gloom that the graphics and
sound give, raise the game
above even Beast Busters in

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SCREEN SCEN

SPACE GUI I

> terms of atmosphe m .

With the mouse guiding
your cross- hair, the game's
many aliens start to appear
from the distance, and press-
ing the left mouse button
sends a stream of laserfir^
towards tliem. These nasties
range from the expected
facehugger clones to a vari-
ety of multi-armed reptiles
and ant- 1 ike creatures.
Contact with these saps your
already-limited health - rep-
resented by a set of red,
dripping claw marks across
the screen - so they must be
shot before gettiing too close .
However, as the game pro-
grosses, they get harder to
kill and care must be taken
notto wound any of the
hostages within a level..

Each level winds its way
through a separate section of
the base, past multi-floored
decks - complete with gaping
acid holes in the floor - and
eventually to the escape
shuttle which represents the
end of the game However,
should all the hostages within
a level be wiped out or your
energy and credits fully
depleted, your mission will be
prematurely ended. Likewise,
in the final battle
within the shuttle,
if too many of your
shots slam into the
ship's cockpit, the
craft wilt be ren-
dered unusable
and your mission
deemed a failure.
Gurfs levels scroll
smoothly in the
four compass
directions as you
pad through the base, and "
the graphics change accord-
ingly as you get nearer the
heart of the Aliens' lair. Also,
blocking your es^ ft to the next
area are a series of larger
mutants who, in time-hon-
oured fash i on i must be shot
repeatedly until they eventu-
ally explode. Graphically,
though, these guardians are
nothing short of stunning,
with hugetentacled creatures
dominating the screen or
legions of smaller creatures
making an appearance - bril-
liant stutfr

Although there are only a
few additions to the tried and
tested game -style, at least
Space Gun offers fast and
uncompromising gameplay.

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THE SQUEAL THING Sp&ce Guo's sound is simple but very fiftec-
tive. Willi a itiumping heartbeat and numerous sampled Alien sqyeals
accompanying the action. A5 the player gels closer tp trie gyardian, the
heartbeat starts to speed up, and wlieinever the player concedes a hit a loud
groan signals the ioss of energy. Plus, wheoever an Alien egg or a breakable
objficl is hit, there i& a loud splat or crashing noise. The game's sonnd was
handled by Images' veteran. Malt Simmons, who sampled M Effecte from
the coin-i5p b&fore neprodiJcing them using Nfiisetn^cker m the Amiga.
Bearing in mind how well they add to the atmosphere, it is even more sur-
prising to learn that th&y take up less than 50K of the complete code.

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teiward^ you he mutates Info m
alien -&o be prepared.

The attentiofi to detail add$ a
certain edge over others in
the genre, with plasti -glass
doors shattering, and
human$ mutating into Aliens
whilst others scurry across
the ceiling. One fault I will
levy, though, is that the
action doesn't vary a great
dealp but the continuous
changing of the backdrops
(which includes a jeep ride
across the planet's surface}
and the multitude of new
Aliens ensures that it will
keep your interest. I am a
major fan of the coin-op, ancf
this is the best conversion
anyone could possibly have
hoped for. Very few details
have been lost considering
the Amiga's relatively-low
specifications compared to
the arcade game, and this
makes for a solid - if unorigi-
nal-shoot em up.

Steve Merrett

£AII £24.95

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length of wtiicfi are datermlned by energy ttare.,

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an excellent coin-op |

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SOUND 90%

LASTABILITY 78%

PIAYABILITY 84%

OVERAU. 84%

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Software's new shoot 'em up
sounds familar. that's because
it's based on the Academy Award-
winninfl film of the same name.
Mad&lriigss, Fantastic Voyage
starred Stephen Boyd, Raquel
Wetati and Donald Pleasance in a
battle against time to save a dying
screntist. IntmeColdWar-slyle,
Ifte defecting professor had been
badiy hurt in an assassination
attEmpt by the 'other side' {ie the
Cflmmies). Sirffering serjotis brain
damage, the dying man is vitally
mpertajitto secret tests being
carried out into miniaturisation,
and the powers-that-be decide to
shrink a rnini-sub and its crew to
mfcnorscopic siz« afid in|ect them
into fbe man'5 circufatory system
to destroy the ciot in liis brain,
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t odds with the fifm's lavish spe-
cial effects, which won the movie
an Dscar. Much the same can be
mi of the game. A it ho ugh the "
graphics are soperb, the actual
gameplay is pedestrian and uncre-
ativE. The scenario follows the trim
almost to the tetter. The game
begins in an alery near the neck
of the patient. Contjoffing the sub-
marine, Proteus, you have to guide
ihe miniature vessel through the
naze-like byways of the human
body, avoidrng antibody ceils and
other defence systems, in an
attempt to reach the brain and
destroy the blood clot with a laser.
AliDiig the way, nine pieces of a cir-
cuit board have to be recovered in

lYm push-scrollEng technique U9#d

In the ^ame is a little Dff-puttlr»g at

first, eapflclaiiy as Jf s diff icgli to

S9« whaf ^ comrng u^ n&xt.

order to operate the laser, as well
as fuel and oxygen pods to keep
Proteus operational. Failure to do
so will result in either the ship
exploding or its occupants turning
a very dark shade of blue!

Thene are three drfficufly levels
to choose from (Beginner.
Advanced or Pro) and these deter-
mine how many hits the Proteus
can sustaii. Starting with three
lives, with two continues for added
longevity, the ship can move in
eight different directions via the
joystick.

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In all. there are three huge lev=
els to navigate, all made up of
intricate passageways through the
human body. The first involves
what look (ike massive flying
mars hm allows which, I'm reliably
informed, are antibodies, together
with cancer cells and other miscre-
ant nasties. Most of these have
been based on electron micro-
scope photographs of the interiors
of h food vessels and cells,
although some are obvious flights
of fancy, especially when they start
shooting back, Level two is even
more bizarre featuring organisms
based upon bracks created in the
bubble chamber of particle accel-
erators when they are subjected to
beams of sub -atomic particles'.
Sure guys, but they still look like
marsh mallows to me! After col-
lecting all the microchips and
completing the last level, it's off to
ffy the blood clot and complete the
mission.

Graphically, Fantastic Voy^is
superb. The area Immediately sur-
rounding the vessel is illuminate
with the rest of the screen masked
in varying degrees o1 darkiress.
ITie programmers have also osed
th e effect fi rst seen in Battle .\
SQuMfon, which distorts certain 'h
parts of the screen and cau-ses a J'
liquid-like ripple . Here it's used to
brilliant effect and at limes it
almost seems that you are indeed^ ,
piloting a ship down a human -^4^
artery. Despite the flastiy graphics, ""
there's no hiding the fact ttiatttie
gameplay is a bit 1ired' - the ship

SOUNDING OFF m.nund

effects are tiksappointing and &umi
almosl 1lnny'. The metal lie thud qI Ihg
laser flr« 9£ It crashes inlo th« Syr-
rounding caverns isn't exactly hovr I
would have ima|lnad UtD sound.
HowGYBr, Itie mm\t Dplion is ixlremely
atmospheric, cDnsislliig of ^ (cacophony
Qf swirlirtg ele(;:tronic noises strung
together wJtii a psyche deliE wall ol
nund. And il IhsIs lor an impressivfi 23
mInulAS befqre looping.

moves at a snail's pace and it's
easy to avoid the on-coming bio-
slugs and attack waves. To some
extent this Is excusable as the vari-
ety of bio-beasts on the loose is
supBrbiit'sjustapitjfthatthe
overall design is a bit sloppy. The
film set the medical crew a time
limit of sixty minutes to complete
their mission before they grew
back to real size. Asm liar time
eiement introduced in the game
would have given a certain
urgency to the proceedings, but as
it stands r the re^s nothing here to
set the pulse racing.

DanSlingsby

CENTAUR/DMI £25.99

' GraDhfcally-superior
sJice and dice 'ern up ■

GRAPHICS 90%

SOUND 89%

lASTABILITY 60%

PLAYABIUTY 69%

OVERALL 71%

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Whilst everyone wants
their shoot 'em ups
to be fast, Cardiaxx
goes from the sublime to the
Cor Blimey! It is obvious from
the minimal gameplay that
Electronic Zoo have seen
how fast the Amiga can scroll
and based a game around it.
The result is a frenetic and
relatively playable blast
which, sadly, doesn't contain
enough meat to keep the
player interested. A variant
on the Armalyte theme.
Cafrf^axxpits the player
against the might of the
Cardiaxx empire within a two-
way-scrolling play area.
Within this area a series oi
aiien attack waves and
guardians appear and these
must be taken out before the
ever-decreasing time-limit
expires. And that^ dear
reader, is Cardiaxx.

The game is split into four
areas, within which tne player
must exercise their trigger
finger and reflexes, whilst
leaving their brain in neutral.
These levels, despite the
addition of bas-relief or
organic backdrops, are pretty
much alike with the player
destroying one wave of

Cardiaxx fighters before
using their on-screen indica-
tor to locate the next. I have
a feeling that Electronic Zoo
were hoping that the nail-bit-
ing speed o! the game would
trick the player into ignoring
the lack of variety, but it actu-
ally has the opposite effect.
Providing that the player sur-
vives the almost inevitable
energy- sapping collisions
with the enemy, they eventu-
ally reach a pair of guardians
(who remain the same
throughout the game - what-
ever happened to variety?)
and who block access to the
next level. Following a short
space-bourid sequence^ the
next level is then entered-

Like so many games from
the shoot em up genre,
CafdiBxx is initially very
playable, and the urge to
have another crack is akin to
ail those 8-bit games we so
fondly remember. However,
once the first level has been
beaten and the ensuing
space scene passed, the
repetitive levels erode any
further interest. H larger
space bases or extra back-
ground detail was added,
perhaps this would have

As the Blieti droves make an appearance, digitised 9p«ch informs you
whether ihey are to Ihe left or the righL

helped, but I $uspect thai this
would have slowed it down
considerably, M a budget
release, I would have no hes-
itation in recommending
CsfdiaxK as it is perleclly
suited for the odd blast when-

ever the need to do some
damage arises.
Unfortunately; as it stands,
twenty-six quid is too much to
pay for such limited carnage-
Steve Merrett

FAST'NTURIOUS creating a geod balance between
speeil and longwity witliln the limitations iit the shoot 'em up is
extremely tiicky. With Cardiaxx, it ts only the lack of vat lety that

causes the problems and, to date, only a tew bikers have
bridled the gap. Tht C64 was ctioc-a-faloc with top-netoh shoDt
'em ups, with Andiew Bfaybrodk's Hrftf/vm and Cyberdyne
Systems' Armalyte regarded as tnie ctassics. Thus, with the
Amiga's tastei processing speed and tar superior napaliilities,
surely we should be up to our neeks in speedy blasters? Hope.
The problem apparently lies with shitting backdrops and numer-
ous sprites at speed, » evBn tte Amiga has problems doing that.
Thus, It Is far easier to slow the games down and e^ncefitrate on

the game's loek rather than ept fur a spanw but fast game.
Hnwever, this is by no meens a bad thing as past hits suDh as I-
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the instructions for
_ _ Celtic LBgends and the
u&ual mystical tosh about
long- forgotten kingdoms, uni-
corns and dysle?(kC dwarves
is a highly playable slice of
strategic combat gaming.
The scenario for this

revolves around two wizards.

u

in a titanic battle for power
after the demise of the world
of Celtica's original ruler. It is
a classic case of good

against evil, with the winneLu
taking all the spoils. The cd||
flict is set on the island
archipeligo of Rochebrume.
There's a choice of two
islands to wage your cam-p-
paign on. each of which is
divided up mto hexagonal
grids and which act as 'play-

across TWO screens: one Tor

Legends unfolds, it has much

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like chess and, less
abstractiy. Risk as it does
with role-playing.

The action takes place

game, the other for the tac-
tics or action. Having chosen
an island to fight on, you
move to the strategy screen.
This IS divided up into a small
window depicting the island.

and a larger magnification of
the area you are con central-
"-g on. Each wizard begins
th a finite number of
gions composed of crea-
tes with a variety of combat
)wer. These can be split or
moved whole around the
playing area, Each move
costs a number of points, lim-
iting the amount of ground
you can cover with heavy
units using more points. It is
possible to construct castles
from the strategy screen, but
these cost magic points and

^

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of sqiiareSp withm wrtiich the char-
acters move. Each mov* within
lh#se costs th6 player a number af
paints, thus llinitlnig yoyi options if
spells kK 10 to de^i

The nwv^s are
ftftocted from A
special selec-
tion windew
aridp from here,
Ihe pisyer can
deslgnati
wHem 10 put
their magicians
and Boldl&rs
tor opiimym
■ftaCt.

iim L>aB3.^

magic points are the key to
Celtic Legends, ^sthBv
determine the power of each
particular wizard.

Each player has a turn on
rhe strategy screen, moving
his units into positions of
strategfc power and challeng-
ing the opposing army as ft
attempts to burld up power
andcontnDJ the island. When
you^re satisfied that you've
set your strategy you wart for
the other player or the com-
puter to make their move.
This generally results in a
smaff or large scale conflict,
taking you to the area of
combat and putting up the
lactical screen.

Legions are composed of
foot sojdiers. dragons,
Cyclops and magicians. Each
has a certain aniount of
strength and stamina in battle
when it comes down to
siraighl hand-to hand com-
bat, but the best approach is
to use magic to overcome the
opposition, saving your troop
strength and protecting your
key players. Both magicians
and troops are Ifmited by a
number of factors dispjayed
down the left-hand side of the
screen. Hit points simply

SPELL CASTING There are «ome 15 spells
which come into uae during the game. These
grow as you gain experience and accrue magic
points. Since each spell cast costs points you
have to budget your actions accordingly. At the
lower end there are simple spells like fireballs
which only cost five points, but the stakes ri$e
as you begin to cast spells tike contagion (which
sends one of your units over to the opposition
carrying a deadly plague), or lightning which
zaps them with a particularly effective bolt from
the blue. Other spells allow you to heal your own
men or teleport out of trouble. Some of the spells
can be blocked by natural obfecis in their path
so it pays to manoeuvre the enemy so you have
a clear 'shot' for something like a fireball.

determine your abilfty to carry ular crucial in spelf castinq

on; magic level denotes just because wasted spells mean

how many spells you can wasted opportunjlies

use; experience shows your Pentangles situated on the

. „„os, tioosts you spell

knowledge; action points
denote the number of actions
possible each turn; strength
shows the amount of damage
you can inflict with a blow
and dexterity shows just how
good your chances of hitting
the target are - this is partic-

new characters, while thi
game can be thrown ran-

island attack either side with-
out warning,

Celtic Legends is an
entertaininr '

combat, that combines some
nice animation, action

sequences and sound effects
with a serious amount of
strategy, Each of the charac-
ters is readily identifiable and
the islands are given charac-
ter and variety with mounds,
castles, swamps, and trees
The only reservation which
exists about it is that its role-
playing element is restricted
If you compare it to some
top-of-the-range D&D games
you get the interaction and
the exploration combined in
the package. There again if
you only ever play Ihem for
the combat then Celtic
Legends has more than
enough depth and variety to
keep you going

Mike Pattenden

Uei SOFT £36.99

''Involved strategy game
awing a debt to Risk ■

GRAPHICS 76%

SOUND 79%

lASTABIUTY 81%

PIAYABIUTY 82%

OVERALI B0%

Y&LPr magic level i$ essenlial to success, and 1h& more pownr you luv^ ihe Fmsre dev^
astating any spells cast wifl ba - be careful not to waste your FFmited pow^r. thoiigli.

SPELL CHECK

FIREBALL EtfecUve at its cpst ffive magic pairrls) but only ustlul

againsi weaker oppont nte A cl&ar sh&l (s necessary.

CLUMSINESS Reduces oppop^eiils' sficJII in combaL

WEAKNESS Weakens the vfctim, dimijilshing the damage he can

inflid. In large doses It will cause dealh.

fNlXPEfilEUCE Causes the object lo lose all expEriefice it has

Itemed in previous hatlles - parlicularJy efledive m magicjani

FORGETFULNESS ThE vicllm tolally largels all his magical

hndwledge.

VICIOUS NESS The ¥ilttini suHers from a vioJenl illness lD^in«

comibatpoflnts every turn.

GONTAGiauSHESS A vims that can be passed on lo the oppo-
Jienl's entire army, depleting Ihem oflheir strength,

iNVISIBfLITY Suhtraet^ time Irtjm enemy atlaclra sPnce they cant

iDcale ynu to attaEk.

CARE AllQws you to he^l sick or wounded units.

VANtPIRISATION SueIcs the victim's energy, b\A only to be

diffrttd at w^rm-bfDoded actvei^ariss.

PARALYSIS Stops the victim from moirrno. making it ea^^f pr^y.

DETEGirON Allows you 1q fdentfiy anyb&ily atflicled wilh a cnnla-

gJous ilJntss allawing yo4j to send Ihem to infect iJie Qpposition or

C4if& Ihem,

LIGHTNING A highly desiructive bnll of energy. Two are fatal to

any creature no matter riow strong,

DIVINF IRE Ver^ costly bul highly efledive against large enemy

groups, sublracling 15 points from eacFr.

FATAL FIRE THe ultimate spell -instantly kilJing anjprie In its path.

Pentangl^s are
EJpn&d through-
oul %hm Islands,
ar>d allow tha
player to creatQ
new characlers.

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REALMS

N

Qt that long ago. some
bright spark thought it
I would be a good idea
to give players the iilusion of
having great power over their
weedy sprites. The first batch
of these so-called God
Sims\ Populous and
SimCity. became two of the
most successful computer
games ever createci.
Publishers are keen to jump
on the bandwagon p and so
we've seen a recent spate
sequels. Realms is the latest
but does it add anything to
this over-crowded genre?
Realms is more than a
mere 'God Sim' or wargame,'
proclaims Virgin Games at
the beginning of the manual,
'Realms is a fyfly-funotioning
fantasy world'.

An impressive series of
animated screens skillfully
create a sullen mood at the
start of play It s the old story
of famine, poverty, war and a
new king itching to prove
himself. No bonus score lor
guessing who you take the

role of- It's your job to bal-
ance the budget, give the
peasants plenty of food and
weapons, and make sure
your butt remains intact dur-
ing a battle- The twist is that
you Ye lording over a fantasy
land populated by the likes of
Ortfs, Elves, Dwarves,
Barbarians, Vikings and
Amazons. Ores hate Elves
more than Dwarves, so
watch your back when going
for quick alliances! There's
always an enemy lurking
somewhere neart>y and the
task ahead is to crush them
without mercy and win overall
control of the realm.

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lacky lss«i Man and Giri gigs, this h Ihe pt^ce thai spawned tiardcare
danc^e music raves Irom The Prtidlgy and same of Ihe best known c[>mpyler
games In the mid-iighties. 5tev€ Turner and Andrew Bray brook, partners in
Eode, have an e^ensive hsi af hits on the old Spectrum and CM to their
credit including 3DLumtt^^k, Aw^toi}, Gribbly's D^y Qt^l Par^ttraldzni
Uridium. More recently, Ihe dynamit: duQ hav« produced Ihe appealing
Rainbow Islands and Simatm. Their Isles* effort is a brave altempl 1o reliva
lormer glories. Sadly. Reafm^ doesn't quite manage to pull it oH.

Si

Software development
team Graftgold has supplied
eight scenarios with the
game, although ttiere's no
reason why these couldn't be
expanded via datadisks in
the future. This product is
very much like Powermongef
from BullifrogyEA, e?<cept
there are less icons and nit
picky details to worry about
Both games are played in
real-time and a mistake can
turn into a masterstroke in a
matter of seconds, providing
you don't panic. The big dif-
ference betweeri the two is
that ResSms lets you control
vast cities of plebs and is on
a much grander scale than
Po]^^emiorig9r.

Once youVe selected a
crippling tax rale and seen
the overall state of your
nation on the World Map, yon
can drop into an isometric
3D worW. It's possible to
scroll across the land in four
directions to view all the
armies^ settlements, grass-
larris, deserts, water and

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t

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SCREEN SCENE

A mouritiiri of cash is essential to help ™k^ vour plans tor global domU
^tlor, run .moolhly. Withoyi il yoi-'ll And yoiif army sopn cteseS.

forests f/ing around.
Graphically, Realms fs beau-
tiful. You can't zoom or rotate
the landscape as rn
Powermonger, but at laast
this screen is updated in a
much quicker fashion. Some
of the fractal maps have
been construct&d from neariy
200 polygons and look
superb.

A single man can repre-
sent up to one thousand
troops. Friends are distin-
gui$h©d from foes by the
colour of their flags. Yellow is
yourcolour, the enemy is
dressed in red and wave re rs
denoted l^y blue. There are
sound effects for major
events and the cf^stai ball on
Ihe bottom left-hand comer of
the screen will flicker into frfe.
Clicking on thfs will reveal a
brief description of that's
happened.

it's in the cities and towns
wvhere crucfal decisions are
made. If the settlement is big,
you can recruit some sol-
diers. Groups can be armed
depending on your cash flow.
And watch out for poor
fi^orale. A few coins in their
greedy hands should
appease them. Money really
does make the world go
around . . without it. you ■
wvon't be able to buy grain to
feed the hungry hordes, build
stone wafis to protect them or
pay your armies to extend
your empire. When push
comes to shove, you'll also
require lots of cash to take
care of fffe's little worries frke
outbreaks of plague and
rebuilding mzed cities.

One ffttle tip: Always keep
approximately one assign-
ment of foot soldiers or
cavalry outside every city
under your control. It keeps

FROM THE DEEPEST
PfTS OF UTUMHQ

Accorilfng to fantasy novelist
supr^mDjRitrolkien,Mslfcof
iDfturei many Elven f oJk in hi&
dark dungeons 1 hereby trans-
forming them into the horrilic
race nf Ores during the First Age
^t the Stars, These toirthsnnie
lad-eyed slaves, tvpistctf by pain
and fiate, were solely created to
sattefy Melkar's evil curiosity
and tu do hrs bidding. Alltioogh
they weie fierce and deadly wah

rinrs, Ore* oflen res^^rted to
cannibalism and feaxed the light.
Hyge armies nf Ore? went on the

rampage throughout Middle
Earth until a linal battle before
the Bfach Gale DfMerannen.
AHerSaurop'sOneHlngwas
destroyed at Mount Doom, their
numbers and pewer dwindled
until Ores merely became know
ai&inisc hie Vitus Goblins. If yon
want to find out more, try read-
ing The Hobbit, Lord of the Rlug^
^ orTheSilmarJIIFon. »

Each army is made up of a number
Of units Theafl cin be moved about
ttm land tsy a simple polnl-ajid-cliok
ayslem. When equipping your
armies, you ve got to remember
#ach race's strengths and weak-
nesses. A dwarl with a bow ind
heavy shield ia no use to anyone.

ftes^ms mixes compiex strategy
wafgaming with an arcade^like teef.

tfie occupants from getting
out of line.

The real fun begins wfien
the crystal ball shows a pair
of swords. This fets you know
that a full-scale battle is
about to commence. If you
activate it. the display
changes to a more classic
computer represenlation of a
wargame until the battle is
won or lost, fndivrdual units
can be positioned into place
and perform a combination of
attack Of defensive actions.
Flags at either side of the

iDattfefield provide you with a
clue to the morafe of both
forces. Ultimately; the idea is
to field more troops than your
opponent - but bi ind luck or a
cunning strategy can swing
the tide your way. There's
nothing more satisfying than
to see the enemy take fiight
and retreat off the screen.

The battle sequence could
have been expanded. It s the
best part of Realms but
doesn't go far enough.
Perhaps the designers could
have placed more powerful

creatures in the annies to

hefp balance an unfair situa-
tion and add a bit of spice?
There wej^e many times when
I could have used the aid of a
fire-breathing Dragon or a
tough legion of Trofls to sort
the opposition out. And why
is siegfng a city so boring?
Where are the massive
mobile wooden tower things
you afways see soldiers
using to smash fortifications
in the movies? J suppose
expanding the game further
would have caused the intro-
duction of irritating
disk-swapping. Oh, I didn't
like the annoying tune that
constantly plays in the back-
ground, either.

Pomrmonger and Mega-
to-Mania are tough acts to
foflow and Reafms isn't as
exciting as either of these
epics. Not that this Graftgold
game doesn't have its grip-
ping moments, it's just there
are too few of them. This
omnipotent outing has some-
what missed the boat,
especraliy with the imminent
launch of Poputous ff- the
almighty Zeus of God Sims 7
Then again, players who
couldn't handle the complexi-
ties of Psiv^mofiger should
definitely give it a go.

Rik Haynes

VIRGIN GAMES £29.99

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competeni God^sim. , . ■

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Combining efements of
Deuteros and Eiite,
Demonware's latest
offering is a strange hybrid of
gaming syfes which puts you in
oontrol of a huge intergalactic
spaceship.

The human race has fled
the $Dlar system and is des-
perately seeking b new safe
haven. As commander of the
Starlight a gigantic vessel with
more than three million cryo-
genfcally frozen crvflians on
board, if s up to you to guide
Bie ship to its new destin alien.
An alien presence has been
detected and its a race against
time to ready the ship's
defences and save the day!
The game uses a simple
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but allows quite mmplex oom-
mands to be handed out.
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missions to complete, ranging
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orrtes for thefr valuable ore

content to mtergalactic dog-
fights against a squadron of

alien attack craft To help you
in your task, it's possible to
defrost' a number of crack
pilots from their sleep- 1 ike state
and boost their aggression and
pilotfng prowess by tinkeriftg
with [heir inate abilities.

Once you've assembled
your crew, you need to pre-
pare some ships and equip
them with whatever might be
necessary, such as laser bat-
teries, force fields or photon
missiles. Unfortunately, in an
effort to save space, the moth-
ership is only stodged with raw
materiaISp so arty armaments
or equipment have to be spe-
cially ordered. It can take time

to fuffill some orders, espe-
oiaily when there s a lack of
certain materials, so it's best to
plan ahead.

As the game progresses.
you1l come into contact with
friendly traders, war- 1 ike races
and other intergalactic trav-
ellers. Each time combat takes
place, pilots grow in experi-
ence and ability, and trading
can provide valuable new
materials for constructfng big-
ger and better armaments.

The strategic flavour of the
game is complemented by a
3D shoot em up section. Once
a ship is sent into space, a
player can chose to either let
the computer control the action
or opt to take manual control.
Why Demonware felt the need
for such an arcade sequence
is beyond me- it just seems
so out ot pface with the rest of
the game.

Overall, I can't find much to
fault with Exodus 3010.
Conversely, I can't find much

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ear progression of missions
restricts the freedom to explore
the universe whicti Elite
offered, and locks the player
into perform ing some incredi-
bfy drab missions before
undertaking some of the more
dangerous ones in the later
stages of the game. There is a
game in there somewhere, but
it's hidden beneath an impene-
trable layer of tedious and
routine chores.

Dan Slingsby

DEMONWARE £25.99

' Plodding space trade
and exploration game ■

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R T S S H 0-R T S S H OR T S S H F: SCREEN SCEN

SHORTS

BRINGER

Kam the Barbarian must be
destroyed, so a pact has been
devised: persuade a demon
called Abaddon to transform himself into
a magic sword called Deathbringer. In
return Abaddon may take the souls of
his victims. But, by an uncanny twist of
fate, the weapon falls into Karn's own
hands as he sets out to rid the world of
the wizard's menace.

Looking at the screen shots you
could be forgiven for thinking that this is
the best game since you paid £45 for
Dragon's La/r. However I don t think I ve
been more frustrated with gameplay
since Des Waiker scored an own goal in
the semi-final of the World Cup,

There are 36 levels of parallax
scrolling spread over the 30 intercon-
necting levels. Kam's adventures take
him across icy wastes, underground
caverns, dense forests and other
extremely detailed backdrops. The idaa
behind this is to satisfy the sword's ever
increasing appetite for souls. The more
peopie killed the more povt^er gained -
and if you don1 fulfil your quota the
sword wilf take control of you and even-
tually drain your own life away.
Ther© is more than one route to the

The nrngic
Deathblin^£^r
gets stuch Into
its t^sk and
crocks a fvw
he^ds togethtr.

DBBthtringer com^s in an incredibly large box
which Is a bit slupicl when th« game liseif is far
from p«rfact and certainly Isn1 a classic.

wizards's lair, and some paths are
longer and loop back on themselves. All
levels are linked by animated guardians.
They're cunning and attack in an unpre-
dictable manner - so save time and
lives and just run for it.

The trouble with the game is that it's
very hard to control, particularly Karn,
His sword movements are slow, and
when he runs he needs a second or
more to stop. Most of the monsters can
be jumped over or passed without hin-
drance and, although the screens are
great to look at, you won t be too sad if
you nev^r have to go through them
again. Probably a game that 11 fill many a
Christmas Stocking, so tell your folks to
cross it off their list.

Steve Keen

EMPIRE £25.99

■ A classic case of try
before you buy. . . j

GRAPHICS 83%

SOUND 68%

LASTABIUTY 65%

PLAYABILITY 64%

OVERALL 67"^

^SSHIE^ €l0^222J)Sm

There are two important things to note about Fighter
Commsna. First, its set in the Middle East in modern
times, second it is a strategic representation of an air war
-don t expect the aircraft sim hinted at on the packaging.

This Is not to suggest that Fighter Command has little depth.
The challenge of running an air campaign should stretch most
people, particulanly when there is as much to do m there is in
this game.

Begin by selecting a scenario. There are 28 possible set-
ups ranging ffom conflict between small states like the United
Arab Emirates and Kuwait, historical battles like the 1973 Yom
Kippur war, and a fuli-soale Gujf War scenario embroiling
everyone.

The action unfolds over a series of maps. A strategic map
c?epicls the entire region, and a small cursor square can be
clicked on to take you into a radar representation of the rele-
vanl area. This gives a tactical view of the playing zone with a

variety of coloured dots denoting cities, bases, units, civil and
military installations and. most importantly, the air traffic. By
the time you're embroiled in a major conflict, the screen is a
mass of multi -00 loured lines and dots which should confuse
anyone without air-traffic controller's qualifications.

A satellite map gives a smaller, detailed area that shows
what's on and above the terrain; nevertheless, most of the
action unfolds on the radar screen. However, this is limited
by the range of your sweep, so one of the first things you'll
need to do is send out an AWAC aircraft to increase your
information.

The key to Fighter Command is careful resource rtianage-
ment, because not only are your various aircraft limited, but
so are your supplies.

Strategy gamas ere impressions forte and Ffghl&rComrmn^i^QBria\n\'^ up
tB iWr usual standard and is on* of the b&Hier wargaima on Ihft markM.

The game ends when
one side achieves air
supremacy, the media
turns against you, or
your population
becomes too demor-
alised. Either way.
Fighter Command is
for retired air- vice mar-
shal Is, not

keen-as- mustard top
guns

Mike Pattenden

IMPRESSIONS £24.95

■ Aeriaf fun and games for
top brass gamers only )

GRAPHICS 66%

SOLfND 50%

lASTABIUTY 80%

PLAYABILITY 75%

OVERALL 73%

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SHORTS

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tike Fighter Command,
IAEA's Strike Fleet is a
^ ■■command-based battte
I I simulation, but unlike
I Impressions' approach, it
I I I shifts you down the chain
^ I allowing you to Involve
I yourseli directly in the
B " aciion,

■ I The 1 4 possible scenar-

W ^ * ios range from Falklands
B » I skirmisheSp Persian Gulf
B patrols and severai what-it,

m J WWI 1 1 battles involving
■^ I pesky Commies (somewhat anachronistic, but
^ who's quibbUng?). You begin each scenario by

1 configuring a task force of ships best s jited to the

i^ \J one you have chosen, though it's often worth-
1 I while making sure at least one of your vessels
1^ carries medium or long-fange SAMs as they're

■|— ■ invaluable. With a balanced fleet you then set a
m V destination on the map (zooming in on the
WjJ hotspot) and issue orders to the ships under your
command, placing them on general quarters and
setting their radar and sonar defences in operation.

With the basics set up, you can shift to the bridge of your
flagship. Here you can control just about everything in the
game and even swap to the bridges of other ships or the
cockpits of helicopters. The radar is the most crucial setting
allowing you to monitor the activity around you for hundreds
of kilometres Enemy movement is shown as red dots and
clicking on them will give you further information.

Each ship has a variety of attack weaponry ranging
through surface-to-surtace and surface to-air missiles, tor-
pedoes, cannons and defensive armoury which includes
phalanx sheils (a computer-guided anti-missile cannon) and

If you full disinally in your inkssJonp
you'll lind ycurefill b&ing oourt iriar^
tlat&d and booted out of the navy.

chaff. Warning lights on the lower right tell you If you're under
missiie attack.

If the action is proceeding too slowly you can compress
the time, though once it starts hotting up out there youll want
to slow it down to a standstill! After each game your perfor^
mance is marked and a ranking assigned to you ranging from
ensign to fleet admiral.

While the graphics are hardly breathtaking, they are clear
and wel! thought out. The

gameplay soon becomes
absorbing, since it never
takes long for the action
to develop, particularly
when using the time com-
pression facility. If you're
the sort of person who
likes to keep track of lots
of projects at once then
Strike Reel is the busi-
ness.

Mike Pattenden

ELECTRONIC ARTS £24.95

C Eicellent battle Sim
that's adtlon-packed ■

GRAPHICS 78%

SOUND 77%

LASTABJLITY 81%

PIAYABIUTY 83%

OVERALL 81%

THEj:a

You'd think life as a gnome was
boring enough - all that standing
around fish ponds in suburban
gardens waiting for dogs to pee on you
- without having to control one in a
game as duU as The M^gic Garden.

The idea sounds promising: a mis-
chievous gnome has to manage the
Gnome King's garden as a punishment.
The lawn grows rapidly and can fall vic-
tim to rampaging plants and other
naughty gnomes who dig up the turf. To
complicate m alters ^ the climate is unsta-
ble and you only have a limited amount
of energy which must be replenished by
growing vegetables to eat or discovering

little life-giving hearts.

Much of the work you have to do in
the garden involves you using objects
found in the shed and the greenhouse.
The gnome can store useful implements
in his pockets, anything in fact, from
trowels through seeds, lawn m owe rSp
watering cans and gardening fort^.
There are also objects which stop him
losing energy too rapidly, such as an
umbrella when it's raining and slippers
when it turns cold. Both the greenhouse
and the shed need a regulated tempera-
ture, which involves getting a generator
up and running and repairing broken
windows in the greenhouse.

There are less obvious areas of the
garden to explore including the outdoor
lavatory, a hollow tree stump and a
magic well which leads to a maze of
tunnels. These all contain more useful
items, particularly extra energy.

The Magic Garden is reasonably

good to look at - while the characters

are small they're well defined Part ol

the problem is the irritating control

method which involves you rifling

through the gnome's pockets and click

ing on objects to activate them. Most ol

all, though, the gameplay simply

doesn't add up. It turns out to be about

as interesting as listening to Gardeners

Question Time, and that's gnomean

feat.

Mike Pattanden

ILECTRONIC ZOO £25.99

( Despite some promise
tKis one's a bit weedy. . . J

GRAPHICS 81%

SOUND 79%

lASTABIUTY 60%

PLAYABILITY 65%

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first Ocean game to utilise the now-overused mixture of
puzzle and arcade sequences. Stepping into the metallic
insoles of ol' chrome dome hmself, players must blast their
way through a rogue's gallery of bad guys until he reaches the
end of the level for a face-off against a larger guardian.
Aftemating between these arcade sequences, though, are a
series of puzzles, ranging from a cross- hair-based shoot em
up scene to a photo-fit sequence, where Robo must identify a
particular felon. The mixture is a little dated now and the action
repetitive but. on the whole, Robocop is still a playable blaster
- if a bit on the easy side. On the downside, though, it hear-
kens back to the days when the Amiga saw too many straight
ports from the ST and, as such, can't claim to push the
machine. This said, it's probably stilJ worth a look at its new
eight-quid price tag.

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the UK= Faithfully recreating
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CO in -op. Software Creations^
conversion is graphically very
similar to the Amstrad CPC ■
game. The gameplay seems
as slow as that of Aian
Sugar's baby. The scenario
tells of a street fighter out to
avenge the kidnap of his
chick from the clutches of yet
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ing in the sub- way. the player
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out of any thugs who get in
his way. With a full comple-

ment of easy-to-use kicks^
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four opponents at a time,
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are seated on motorbikes.
And. as ex peeled, a harder
fighter is rolled on when all
his subordinates are KO'd.
As a conversion, Renegade
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quite a steal as a budget
release. However, its lasting
appeal is severely doubtful^
and the hardened binary
lighter will compfete it within
hours. Still, hopefully
Renegade will pave the way
for the 16-bit conversion of
T^rg&t Renegade and
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THUNDERBar

Her an over-difficult

conversion of
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series were relieved when
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ent. Operation Thunderboit
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scrolling section wliich has
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the escape plane at the end of the game. All manner of extra
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shot to defied them and the assailants blown away. The one
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without a gun-sight, making aiming very difficult indeed, but
when the laser device is found all is soon rectified and the
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AS a budget release, this is an absolute steal.
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with utterly addictive gameplay, raising it above the
com petition. It's back to the Ff- Type-style gameplay, as
tine levels unveil their Gigeresque aliens and underwa-
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missiles you'd expect to see. However, whereas R-
Type stuck to one pattern, by borrowing ideas from
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blasted bit by bit. and the enemy attack waves attack in
manners more accustomed to the likes of Xenon il and
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Gremlin's second compilation concentrates on what they
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genre. Opening once again with Lotus, which needs no intro-
duction, the compilation is completed by the likes of Toyota
Ceiica Ratiy, Team Suzuki, and Combo Racer. Of the three, I
must admit to preferring Combo Racer, as it is a fast and
playable racer, which also adds to its longevity with the addi-
tion of a track designer. Toyota on the other hand bores the
pants oft me, with its clever but ultimately dull action - proving
that different effects aren't enough to add variety to a game.
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slightly over^responsive and is aiso rather fiddly to play. Four-
Wheel Drive is an uneven drive which runs out of juice and is
recommended with some reservations.

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little numberSn but neither
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interest past the two-hour
mark, particularfy Venus
which is essentially the
same all the way through -
a predecessor to P&gasus,

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This sequet arrived frs its Amiga form before Elite's conver-
sion of its forerunner. Ghosts'n'Gobiins, and far
exceeded it in every respect. Retaining the 'run and jump'
action of the original, Ghouts fias a larger and more varied
piay area, with a wliole host of zombies, magicians and vul-
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self, and whisked away to his demonic lair. Armed only with
a handful of lances and a suit of armour; you must steer
Arthur through the game's six levels until you get a chance
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can collect extra weapons to aid his progress. Graphically,
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detailed, and the backdrops are of an even higher standard.

In addition, supporting
the action are six of the
best tunes you'll ever
hear from your Amiga -
all of which are courtesy
of Tim FoSlin, A brilliant
little game,

Ghoutsv'Ghosts ranks
as one of my all-time ^
faves^ and as a budget
release would make an
inspired choice.

Ithough Tiertex's
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sion contains virtually
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op, it still lacks that
certain so metfiing to
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the future, Hru Stridar
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Tsar's bio-metaHic
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sword to cut a paith
through to the guardian who
awaits at the end of each stage,
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However, there is a fee ling of
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is made, and the loss of life is
oftan down to the* illogical
actions of the aliens rather than
the fault of the player. It's deb j
able if the game v/ltl keep your
interest for long.

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^aito's com-op combined arcade technology with a typical Miami Vice scenario
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lespite its many filled 3D thrills, there's no denying that
Voyager is basically an update of the old Battlszone Gcin-
op. Released at the same time as Robocop, Voy^g&r
garnered an array of accolades for its fast 3D action, sadly,

the repetitive game-
play was virtually
ignored. Blasting
tanks and planes
whilst slipping
between your vehi-
cle's two modes is ail
very well, but in terms
of depth it has less
than your average
puddle. There has
been an attempt to rectify the problem, with the inclusion of a
tunnel section, but, this too is dull and tired. A playable game
in the short-term, Voyager wa^ a visual showcase which
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Following their bnlliant
Rainbow Colhction, Ocean
gather together thre^ more simi-
lar games for a second crack of
ttie whip. The pack contains
Dragon Ninj^, Double Dmgon,
and: Shadow Warriofs, but only
the latter makes the grade. Both
Dmgon Ninja ^nti Doubte Dragof}
are inept conversions that are
both dull and uninteresting and,
in the case of Dragon NinjB,
pretty unplayable. Shadow
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with Doubte Dragon and Dragon
Ninja already out on bydget. per-
haps Shadow WarmrswW be
re-released through Ocean's Hit
Squad label. If so, wait until
then...

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THE SUB-GAMES:

CAREFUL WITH THAT -
AXE, EUGEHE...

The main problem here is that the vwob-
bly cursor makes aiming tricky. To
counter this, simply position the cursor
as close to the girl's head as possible,
leaving as little i&eway as possible.
Then, waift until the cursor is over the
rope's thickest point and it should hit it
first time. You have ten axes to sever
each of the eight ropes ^ and it is best to
hit the two vertical ropes first as their
angie makes these hardest to hit.

A CRASHING BOAR

The hardest ot the three sub-games, the
key to catching the rampant pig is to
take your time. The pig will knock you
over whenever you get too close, wast-
ing valuable time, so the best way to
catch hold of it is to run alongside it and

Pi«i>are to enter the land of the Gods as Helmdall creatores, Core Design,
take you by the hand and offer worldly advice to the game's many problems...

jump diagonally on to its back. If your
timing is spot on, the pig will end up in
your lap - if not, try again

BOAT JUMPING

As the ainn here is to get the gold to the
left of the scrolling boat, try no! to waste
too much time fighting off the blokes
protecting it. The control system is a
simple turn and juuip' affair^ so jump to
the far left of the screen to the gold,
pausing only to kill whoever gets in the
way, and then leg it straight back lo the
right of the vessel. Don t hang around
and you'll have no problems at all.

THE MAIN GAMEi

SELECTING A PARTY

Depending on your success in the sub-
games, or if you opted to ignore them
altogether p you will be allowed to choose

the members of your five- person crew.

Explorf «vHrywtiflra and eallftet aa many obiects
ea possible. Anything could prove u^ful.

Whenever you approach anyone Important
always tKstefi to what thoy h^v^ to say.

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Among the trades available to you are
Magicians, Warriors, Druids, and
Blacksmitlns, and a good balance
between strength and magical capabili-
liea should be struck. Thus, when you
are about to explore an isiand, your
ideal trio would be two strongmen and a
Magician; the former two can then pro-
tect the latter as he translates the runes.

On the whole, though, the following
selertion are probably the best: a
Bezerker, as their strength and excellent
health makes them invaluable in com-
bat. A Warrior for ttie same reasons as
the Bezerker, A Wizard, to translate the
Runes should Heimdall be killed - other-
wise you won't be able to read them.
Finally, despite any real dexterity or
speed, round the party off with a
Navigator as they, loo, make excellent
figtilers. He will then warn you about the
length of journey, aElowing you stock up
beforehand.

THE QUEST BEGINS

Obviously, with so many puzzles within
the game's three worlds we haven't got
the space to explain every puzzle, but
they follow a simple pattern which the
following guidelines will help you
through:

Before you select an fsland, give all
of your gold to one member o1 your

Shown here are ifw jour
ney times for each is^ancl.
By recruiting a ndvigMof ,
you will recaive early
warning about whether
ycHJrfo>od supply wUI lisl
the voyage.

During Che Boet suli-g^me, keep moving and
don't waste time tigiitfng.

Learn your way around th« fight screen's Icons
for maximyni sftlciency.

When encountering navies, try to avoid a fight
until you are comfortably healthy.

landing party. Then keep this person as
the 'banker' throughout the game. If you
use another guy to hold all the keys, not
only will this save carrying space, but
you 11 bo able to keep track of all useful
objects quickly.

Always collect loads of food, as it is
essential for keeping your party alive -
it s also necessary if you are to survive
journeys to the further islands. Also,
make sure that members of the crew left
on the boat have food, too. Keep an eye
on the party s health stats at all times for
an early warning of hunger or a danger-
ous loss of energy.

If it isn't possible to translate a scroll
with your current members, DO NT
chuck them away- All the scrolls will
prove useful, and the one you throw
away may be the extremely useful
'Reincarnation' scroll which can breathe
new life into a dead hero. If you have
several of one kind of scroll (lots of trap
disarms, for instance), either leave
some on the ship or discard them if
really necessary. Additionally, if any of
the weapons you are carrying are sur-
plus (do you really need two swords?),
don't hesitate to drop the weaker ones.
The space saved can be used for extra
spells or food.

When your party stumble across a
chests don t bother using a disarm trap'

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spell on it. The spglls are more useful
later in the game and the energy lost if a
chest sparkles with evil magic or shoots
out daggers is minimal.

As a rule, esfplore the entire room
before you activate any lone floor
switches. Us more than likely that a
series of arrows will shoot out at you,
costing you loads of energy, so see if
there is anything it could alter in the
room before risking It Another basic rule
is 1o be wary when walking past chests.
These are often surrounded by hidden
pits which you'll fall into when approach-
ing. Try to skirl around them instead.
AlsOp try to keep to the edge of a room
as pits are generatly less frequent here
- there's normally twice as many pits in
the centre of a room than around the
perimeter.

Concentrate on increasing Heimdairs
or the wizard's Runelore skills This is
effected by using the potions marked
with the rune signs. Some will increase
your health and strength whilst others
will bump up your Runeskiils - either
way, use them on the chosen two. As
Iheir Runeskiils grow, this will make
more scrolls available to you and will

FtiK>r switches are besi I aft aiDl>^ unless no axII
is immediately availst^le.

B& careful, as somii of the islands can be
entered from two ix^ints.

^apfslng Iwtvfeen the partv members allaw« for
inore efficient use of spells end weapons.

Itland 6 ttiBlns tvlth your party shlpwrvdked at tilt top of The lev^f . TtiB pa^^sQt
atiflid leads on lo an ijn4lergr[pjii[d cavern which evenlualty lEaij&tD Ihe Runeslone
fC^om, After bealiiig the guards, van mjsl po^Hess Iha gold ktyfrDm island 5 if yau
W9nl la opsn the glas^ anil takes the Runes within. Chest-wise, lliis is quits a ge-ner
Dus 1 9 ve I . with 1 he g ene m I Iv u ntr^p pe d sh est^ ho us ing a ^.

replenisliineitl spel*i, a depJelion spell, and a potion Q>f iRVUliMh ©
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make further spells usable by the duo -
particularly useful in world three!

FIGHTING

Only start a fight if your party's health is
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mission instantly. If possible ^ try to avoid
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them a wide berth In the 3D section or
by trying to run away.

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played in real-time and energy is lost
rapidly. Use the heaviest weapons you
have for normal fighters, and save the
magic spells for the larger Spiders, Sea
Monsters and the like. If possible,
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him or throw a dagger. This depletes his
energy faster and effectively doubles the
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STRIDER II - U.S. Gold

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ARMALYTE - Thalamus

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P07 7XN.

TCS: Hondiwoilfi Rood, Blacltpad, FVl 2RF

Vdly PD: PO aoj< 15, Peterlee. Co Durliam.

Viroi Frw PD: 23 Elborough Street, Swindon, SN2 2lS,

122

JOIN THE

JETSET

Ultimale's Jetpac gsme,
which took the Spectrum
wortd by storm in the
early eighties, maltes its
debpt on the Amiga this
liiofith courtesy of Mafco
Bianchi. Jetmeit puts you
in control of a small
spaceman wImi has to be

guided around a screen using his jetpack picking
up parts for a space buggy while fending off
attacks from Alien attack craft. Once the buggy
has been built and fuel pods collected^ the game
begins anew with another, more complex craft to
build and so on. One for nostagia fans only!
PD ftoftp G201II, •

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HAMMERIN' TIME

Good rave disks are becoming more
arvd more popular and here's one of the
best Produced by E)ctensor, Hypnotic
Hammer //offers a meaty beat coupled
with some great graphics and strobs
effects. S'funny, but if something like
this got onto Top of the Pops or the
Cfian Show, ltd leave everything else
trailing in its wake. Hot stuff.

DiskQvery PO, Disk D233, •**••

HYPHAUTI

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HAMMER II ■ GOT IT TAPED

Sample disks are always great
fun and Dennis have come up
with a disk crammed full off over
60 brilliant samples including
the Flint stones theme tune^ HAL
9000 trying te convince every-
one he's basically an A-OK
computer and Dirty Harry threat-
ening to blow your head clean
off your shoulders. Excellent.
Diskovery PD, JMsk 11144^ Uritiriii^

THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC

Mahoney and Kaktus brd a fond farewell to the PD scene wrth His Masters NoisB,

a bljstering compilation of 100 tunes. It's taken
the guys more than 20 months to cram all the
songs onto two disks, but it's been well-worth
the effort. Not everything is an instant classic,
and some parts are decidedly ropey , but when
the team gel they're capable of quality music.
Rubber Radish. *#^

GROUND
FORCE

New PD company, Ground Zero,
have published a series of quality
game disks. Number five in the
series has 23 games on offer
incsluding such PD stalwarts as
BaJfy f f, Tiny^ The World of S-Saff,
Maze, Mfs^ffe Comm^ndf Slot
Cars and RusHow. The last game
is a PD clone of the age-old coin-
op, Head On^ In which the player
has to drive a car around a maze-
like arena cqllecting
point-awarding white dots scat-
tered about each lane while
avoiding a suicidal oomputer-coit-
trolled car.

Cround Zero, Disk 663, ^^Arih-ilr

JACK'S BACK!

Ol' plastic face is back! Yep, the
idol of millions{!?) has decided
to inflict his particular brand of
music on us onc^e more andi to
my horror^ somebody has
already released a sample of
BJacir & Wbrfe onto the demos
circuit. If you^re one of those
poor deluded souls who think
Jackets music is pure bliss,
you'll love it. For those of us
who pride ourselves on having a
modicum of taste, however, this
is beyond death...

CLS, Disks B&W 1ft2 **

NOW THAT'S
WHAT WE
CALi MUSIC...

SlatJD Bytes have released AU-time
Greatest Hits VoLB, feaUrJng some seri-
ous sonic earbashing by Ihe likes of
Phenomena, Siients and Network. Best of
the lot is Anarchy s Enjoy the Silence, a
digital reworhiig d1 one of Oepeche
Mode's greatest hil9.

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Mat Broomfield is here to round up
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Here's a useful program for game coders who write horfzon-
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Super Wondertjoy It allows you to load IFF screens which
are then split into paneis. These panels are then used as the
building biocks for creating levels which may be many times
larger than the original screen. Commands are issued via a
con rol panel at the bottom of the screen, and the whole
package is very user-fhendiy and easy to use
Strictly PD; Disk U315 ****

MIM CMUCnON - PD

At ast somebody's put together a collection aimed speclfi-
ca ly at MIDI musicians. This collection comprises six
utJiities a couple of pieces of MIDI music, and a farge selec-
tion of Casio CZ- 1 01 instruments.

Noteable among the utilities are Pan1 1 .2, which is a MIDI
event programmer that allows data to be entered via a mix^
log panel, and MIDI utilities 1 and 2, both of which allow
MIDJ sequences to be recorded from a keyboard
r.iS;3 M^in^fl "^^s^r^t^^^sting items on the disk, though, is
cal ed MIDI Box, and Jt includes complete instructions for
building your own MIDI interface It comes complete with pin
assignments, required component lists, and detailed con-
struction information. Although you can buy MIDlinterfaces
or ess than £30, the satisfaction of making your owrr means
that this oould be your best possible introduction to the won-
derful world of MIDI. Strictly PD, Disi< U302 * **

QUKXBENGH
- BHAHEWARE

If you've ever bemoan ed the
length of time it takes
Workfrencti to toad, their this
is for yoit. It's basically a cut
down version, which not only
loads far faster titan usual,
but also makfls all commands
mentorv residant. This means
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wDuJd usually have to be
Inadeit into mamory each
time they're used, are now
available without having to
refer haeh to the Weritbench
rfisk censtairtly. This makes
the package ideal for single-
drive users as many
GOflimands are now mucli
easier to use.

An additional advantage
is that Qtiickbeneh can sur-
vive a soft reset, which
means thai iif you press
Cnttl/Amiga/Amiga,
QaickbmehmW reappear
after a few moments. This
makes it esf ecially useful
when perusing targe numbers
of PD disks wtiich load via
Workbench >

As this is a beginner's
version, some commands and
tools have not been imple-
mented, but if there is
sufficient demand perhaps
QJbbotson, the program^s
author, wiJl write a more
complete version.
Incidentairy, Qaickbeoch
requires Kickstart 1.3 or
higher to run and there's a
special versfon available for
WorKbench 2 owners:
Discovery PD, Disk
Quickbench i,ir-kit

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Manif Amiga users have discovered
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Prlnllng with the colour separation method maan^
thai pictures are built up In lour layers. H«re^
we've started with Magenta as Our cral^ur base.

Now. ^M 9 srrldgen of yelksw to the first print
to brinf out the omrvge tones 0I the picturfl. . .

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When the lour individual colour sepanllons are
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SEPARATIONS

Tiie first stage involves generating the
four colour separated screens that jfou ll
need to print later. Every image, regard-
less of its complexity, or the number of
colours it uses, can be broken down into
four basic colour constituents: black,
cyan, magenta and yellow.

Different colours are created by mix-
ing these four elements in varying
amounts. For example, shades of green
are created by mixing amounts of cyan
and yellow together, whereas orange is
created using magenta and yellow.
Although you can calculate the colour
separations yourself, it's far easier to
use image processing software such as
Fl&xidump 10 generate the images.
Simply load the required screen into
Fl^xfdump and select 'Separation' from
the 'Options' menu, A number of sepa-
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you'll need is called YMCK. Click on one
of the letters to create a single separa-
tion, ie Yfor a Yellow separation. I donl
know why but K=Black''"Grey.

NO SHEET FEEDER?

If your prfnier doesn t have an aiilomatic sheet
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still atlempt Ld prirrl colciur pictures:

When yQu l^ed your paper intD tha prinler
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on tlie printercasing lo indicate where the edges
sliQuld be when you leed it jn far cDnseculive
passes. Also, lake care to ensure that the sheet
iis pushed as lar intQ the primer as it will p wjlh-
out fore i no or bending II. These measures should
hopefuMy ensure th^l every sh^et o1 paper moves
thrGugh your prinl^r in ^K^cllyliie same position.

A perfect image will then t>e created.
You 11 need to load your original screen
for each colour of the process, but once
it's finished you can keep the separa-
tions on file for future use.

Once a colour separation has been
crealed, you1l tiave a screen composed
entirely of shades of that colour (sixteen
shades to be precise),

GREY DAYS

For the next step, you'll need to convert
your sixteen shade colour separation.
into a siKteen-shade grey scale ifnage

When you come to print your separa-
tions, you II be printing using the grey
scale option of your art package. Using
ttiis option, the computer converts all
colours into a brightness value, which it
then translates into one of sixteen
shades of grey. It then sends this grey
image to the printer, ff you tried to print
coloured separations without converting
them to grey scale, bright separations
such as yellow would all be translated
into light shades of grey for the printer s
purposes.

If you own Fisxidump, you can easily
convert coloured screens into grey
scale ones. Load your image and select
'Balance' from the 'Options' menu and a
box will appear containing six sliders.
Select the Saturation' slider and move
it down as far as it will go (-1 5), then
click on 'Draw' and close the box. Your
image is now in grey, so save it ready
for phnting.

If you don't own Ft&xidump, you can
still convert your pictures into grey scale
using DPaint, it just takes a bit longer.
Load your single-colour separated
screen into DPa^'mand call up the
palette by pressing 'P'. Select any

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BACK TO SCHOOL The FunScfiootsetiBz has afwa^s been CDnsidered
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IhB senes has captured the imaginatiDn of children and the admiration o1 par-
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more elaborate 7-11 year old educational package.

FUN SCHOOl 4: Ff VI AND UNDER

This package covers four areas of learning: Numerical exercises that
attempt to introduce numbers up to nine, the addition of numbers that
involve counting exercises aas well as addition as abstracts i e 5+2 = ?
and a drawing package, The latter program is especfally '
useful in promoting hand/eye co-ordination and invoJving
I keys, reading and colour recognition exercises. Each
subject IS introduced in games whicfi use a Teddy Bear
as their central motif and character.

ADDITION

The first game has Teddyf in a nursery school where he's
shown up to nine objects on a blackboard and must choose
a_number corresponding to the objects on display.
Each correct answer allows one of the Teddy Bear
nursery school's inmates to escape to the play
ground. Nice to see that some traditional school
values remain u n changed .

Level two introduces simple addition. As the addi-
tion rs done in symbols (two frogs plus two balls), the answer
can be obtained by counting and, if compfeted correctly the
nextlevel sees the removal of the symbols so that you have
to work in the more abstract concept of numbers,

TIDDY PAINT

This game helps familiarise children with the computer keyboard and the
mouse. A blank drawing board can be painted on the screen usinq the
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entry to change colours and pencil shapes and thus reduce the art pack-
age into a test of memory? As the art package refies heavily on the
mSreLlcat^ "^'"^ on-screen icons to change colour would have been

FUN TRAIN

Now it's the child's reading ability that comes under scrutiny, Teddy is at
(tie fun fair and the fun train rs there. A picture has the name of the
object written on it and Ted, for it is he, drives the fun train and pulls a
picture into view, Is it the same as the one already shown^ If it
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^ pictu re u ntil th e co rrect c n e tu rns u p.
Level two has some of th© pictures
r&placed with words and you must again
try to match th© two together.

TEDDY'S KARAOKi

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are exceflent things to use to aid reading
- children can learn the words to a song
witti ease and a bouncing balf moves
thenn through the words of the song.
This is an excellent and speedy form of
word familiarisation and possibly the
fastest reading aid on the disk. Level
two has the child tapping out the beat of

the song to get the notes to play in tme
and level three has song breaks where
the first letter of certain words have to
be entered. I see very little use in this
exercise, except for musical chairs, but
the excellent first fevei more than com-
pensates.

TEDDY'S BOOKS

The fioaJ game in the program is a num-
bers game. Daddy Ted fs reading

bedtime stories from a sheff of six num-
bered books. The child must enter the
number of the book he s using by ffnding
the missing number fn the series. On
jevef two, the books are not in ascend-
ing numericaf order and so the task is
complicated by having to work out which
book is missing. If a guess proves to be
wrong then theyVe told to guess again,
choosing a higher or lower value,
emphasising the idea of quantitative
value.

On the whole, I found this program to

be excellent. The number games, espe-
cially Teddy's Books, are wefl-planned
and reasonably good fun to play, and
they teach precise numerical skills and
ideologies - counting, relational values,
number order, addition and sequence.
These are aH key ideas that are put
across fairly well and make the software
worth its price tag. Numeracy is the
strong point of this package with bal-
anced and gentiy progressive exercises,.
Graphics are very large and simply
coloured and, although simple, they
don't detract from the exercises at all.

VEIIDICT

• StrifghtfanAranr

• Fun to iearn

^ Mouse and keyboard skills encouraged

• Simply the best

• We ii thought out tests

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FUN SCHOOL 4: 7- ri YBAR OtDS

The six programs in this package cover
Mathematics, Geography, History and General
Knowledge, Maths has three separate skills repre-
sented in six different games- Each are a part oi
an overall plot; that of Agent Sammy who must
track down the thief who stole the ancient riches
and secret papers of King Raram. It's not a great
plot, but the theme is maintained throughout the
games, giving some continuity to the prnfieedlng
and a goal for the child to aim for - an important
factor for any child who is likely to ask, Why'?' and
What am I doing this for?'

PROPORTIONS

This game, as the name suggests, tries to develop
the Ideas of percentage, decimals and fractions as
a way of expressing the relationship of parts to a
whole. By showing a screen of obfects, and then
asking for the ratio of like or similar objects as a
sub-set of the whofe, this might sound very compli-
cated but the game progresses sensibly through
each of the three tests.

In the first our diminutive secret agent enters spy school
and IS faced with ten spies. He's asked questions like 'What
proportion of spjes have green coats?' Little Agent Sammy
must then identify the colour of the coats and how many are
visible. The answers will be expressed either as a decimal
■'^n*,/V '^ ^^^ answer is four out of ten), as a percentage
(40%}, or a good old-fashioned fraction - decided efther by
the computer or by selecting the type of answer needed

(fraction, decimal or percentage} from the keyboard

Each correct answer allows a doubie agent to hand on a
secret paper to Sammy.

EXCHANGE RATES

The second program introduces the idea of differing rates of
exchange amongst European countries, ft requires chiidren to
use multiplication and division skills so that Sammy can collect

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Once oof hero has coifected liis (ravel
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pitching at just the right level for the age
groups concerned. Graphics are crisp

but animation is minimal and possibly
the weakest area of expertise. Provision
IS made for control by mouse but the
choice of keyboard keys is sometimes
puzzling. The space bar, for example, is
used to move around high lighted
options, when learning to use cursor
keys would seem a better idea.

VERDICT

• Still the best eriuDational package
available

• Covers maths in iepth

• No steep learning curves

• The sou nil and graphics are wnohtru-
sive to the pofnt o^ being very a^rerage,

• Mouse control induded dm some key
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POD I leMagnetJc Fields Demo#41

POO 130 ChUibtay Brown

PD0 131 CHonics Denno

PDD 132 Giants Magademo(2disl«&)

PDD 134 Magnetic Fields Oenx»*45

PDDl45SAED©mo431

PDD 152 Flash^No Brain No Pajnl2)

POD 1 50 Biily Connally Demo{2 disks)

POO 160 Hacktrick'Rave-on"

PDOl77BydbrainH

PDD 1 79 Crionic5 Total Dastrucdofi

PDD 136 Flash DomosiS

PPO 209 RutsifDemodisk

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AmipSpei

MoDD^pad

Inv^lory

Amusi lof hofpe eccmnbt

£10-00

PACK 2

Dknio Pftck j^O dsk pacK)
Blidbrain 1 [2 disks)
Buil)rajn 2

Scocpex mental hangiover
Crbnics -nevefwhera'
Horizon 'sleeping Qag"
Patace Tpullin^ the irigger"
Quaitei "isubslance'
Phenomena "inrter^paw"
Decay ^npsons dfimo"
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£11-00

ANIMATION

PDA9Kni9hvArimatiQn(1 meg)

PDA 1 2 Agatrofi Star Trek Anims 2

PDA 13 Agatron Star Trek Ansims 1 7

PDA 1 4 Pu^gs m Space

PDA l6Miller Lite Advert

PDA 31 Nud* Girls Anim

PDA34 &asKet&ail Anim

PDA 35BFPOSllde5how<1B+)

PDA m SFPO Slide5how*2(lBI+J

PDA 41 Digiv4flWBrSlideshow

PDA 42 Dragons LaiJ Demo

PDA 45 Monocy-cle ^ S|»rtscar(1 meg)

PDA 47 Moisten Pils Adrvert

PDA 49 Ma^ir Vol. 23 no3{1«+)

PDA 50 l^e^ Clean Show V 1.7

PDA54 NASA Graphics

PDA 56 NevwtekDemoreell (2K1 meg)

P DA 5 7 Hawtek DemareelS (2}(1 msg)

PDASe Newtek Demof eel 1 (2){1 mog)

P DA 57 Newtek C^mor#ai:^(^ )(1 mog}

PDA ^ P^adi&$ SlKlee^ow

PDA 61 Sabrina

PDA 63 ^P&:g Arnims^l meg)

PDA 65 Star Trek Anims

PO A 6B Walker Oamo1 (1 rrieg)

PDA69WalkerDimo1 (2rTwg,2<lisk&)

PDA70Walk&rDemo2(1 nTsg)

PDA 73 Wes^oas? Cra£k&rlf4|1S+)

PDA 74 e<Ki0an£Bord$lld#1(ieHr)

PDA 75 BHuans eordallD#4^ie+)

PDA76Playboy(ie+)

PDA77SamFQK(ia+)

PDA 7a Utopia#1{ia+}

PDA 79 Th ^ Final EfEtacy *1 ( 1 S+ )

PDA $0 Walker Damo 2(2 n^,? diek?}

PDAfll RayTraceAMiDBW Render uti I

PDAa£UEQpia#4(1^)

PDA m Bodeans Bordelio#9(1 9+)

PDA 90Bunsefi BurnarJat Fighter anim

P DA 92 OXanciars Sci- f i Showfl 1

PDA^ D.Lan<^rs Sci-fi Show^S

PDA 1 1D Bruce Lm EnJer ihe Dragon

PDA 1 \ Bry^a Lee Slideghow II

PDA 1 12 Dragons Lair II Demci

PDAl 14 Neighbours Siideshow

PDAIteTerminalor

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MUSIC

PDM5MFrEiec:ncCLilV

PtM 6 Winkers 5ong(2 disks}

RDM 9 Ride on tim« A^ Batdance

POM 19 Bad- M.Jackson

P0M2CI&fltDs^^;e

PDM27DMOBM9ganlu6iClll

PDM ^d E^^emiea Music III

PDM^C^OgilaL Concert II ■

PDM 31 DigilalConccfilll

PDW 33 Hellowfl«n"Fo How tine SJ9n"(2)

PDM 35 T hi nk vf^m alone now-Ti ffany

PDM 36 Ian d of Confu sion -Genesis

POM 38 Miami Vice Theme (4 disks)

PDM 4CI MF1 VangelisDomo

PDM6bDigifeiConcoftlV

PDM 72 Popeye meets the Beactitwys

PDM m Dig.ml Cci9it&rt V(

PDM82F'edd¥Krug«r

POM 83 Kefrons Jukebox

PDM 84 Madonna k-kanky |>anky

PDM as Miami Vica-CroeketaThef™

PDMazRtPEruotion

PDM eeS^b Music

PDM St IDD Mcsi R^monnberod C641unE-5|

PDMSSHi-FiD^mo

PDM 'it}4 Bass)t*5 Power Romiif

PDM 105 6assX#6 Sydney You ngblaod

POM 106 Bony Boo

PrM l09DepecheMode

PDM r.QDMOB Mussel

POM! 11 DMCB Music II

PDM 1 1^ DMOQ Music ^2 disks)

PDM 1 1 7 Flash Gordan (^ disks)

PDM 1 1S HacktricklQadsanmney'

PDM 1 20 Laurel & Hard^ (2 disks)

PDM15aNASPV2.0

PDM iai PaishopBoysRamixti

PDM la^-Pelah&pBoysR&miKl?

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GAMES

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PDG 2 Slar trek (3 disks.^ dnves)

P DG S Cprd & Bdard Garrt^s

PDG leMart^la Slide

PDG 19 DGStinadon Moonba^

PDG 21 Boin^ the Game (2 disk&}

POG^iGTreisyroSeafCrh

PDf^i^iMotka

PDG 32 LegiBndoF Fa^g^ail

PDG 33 Arcaciia(Bf^iakout stylft gamo)

POG34DynarrtiteOick

PDG 35 Pair It

PDG 36 Snakes S ladder s/R#versL

PDG 37 Super Ouiiz

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Flash dighal conwri 6

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Crusaders micro conc@r1

Arghaos music disk

£11-00

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Adui!pa£l[(10diskpacK)
Sabf ina.S&m Foi (2 dgMs)
Bod«ans Bordello #2
Bodaans Bardeilo #3
Bodeans Bordelto #10
Bodsans Movies
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UlDpia 11

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Pfotracktr

Maise iracker

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Songs dsks (3 dsks)

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Aimi^t for musk makers

£1100

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•HiBh-tech custom VLSI ind Fjaast ROM chips.

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such as PersorKii CcBsette Players. Compocr v\%c Players etc. or changje the way th
ot record them. Once In the computer STEI^EO MASTERS unbqye editor will enable you to edit the sound if^ practK^ciiiy ariy way
you caI-^ imagine. Once you hove the sound somple how you wont It. you may iricoFpcrate it into your own Demo's Of use sTEREQ
MASTEi^ own buW in s<3mpte sequencer to ploy bock the sample in seque nce with other samples'

MAIN SCREEN

The Sampling Software

Every feature you would expect to frnrd in a professk:incii

* Real Time record/ploy &h<^t markers

* Cut or Delete selected sample areo

■ Mix sample with full or holf volume

* Shrink in by 25%/&J^/7^ by drag. Of wipe

* Fade ir»/oijt witfi selectable degree of fade

* Fitter sample with soft/medium/hard fitter

■ Selectable trigger volumes

* Record frequer^cy from 3.0 to 55.9 Khz

* Full editing and cor^tioi focilitv tor lefT/flght channel

editing suite includirkg;

* Raybcck voiurfTfes
' Decrease volume

* Increase volume

* Bounce sample

* Paste sample

^ Tflgger recofding

■ Clear ieft/right samples

* Loop sample

THE SPECIAL EFFECTS
CONTROL PANEL

The Speciat Effects Software

For the fir^ time ever you eon emulate special sound effects tn reol time just like the sound
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times moce tricin this pacfeage. Features on the FX nr,enu ir^clude:

* Built iTv reol time fecial effects

including ^c\^o. Reverb, Ramp, fitch up/down. Stereo bounce. Mutti ecfxs
Chofus. Phaser. Reverse ond Pitch bend.

* Fully programrriobie special effects so thot customised effects con be recalled

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3D DISPLAY OF SAMPLE
FREQUENCIES (FFD

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Explore the won-
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Back in 1989, RGB Studios, a small
Sussex-based company, impressed the
Amiga world with the release of their
Real Things Horses collection,

Comprising numerous animated horses
suitable for inclusion within the user's
own demos etc, the product was only
the first of a successfyJ series of ani-
mated studies. Now, in a burst of
pre-Christmas activity. RGB have
^@ leased not one, but two new portfolios:
Rsat Things Safari ^nd Real Things Sea
UfB.

ROCK LOBSTER

R&ai Things Sea Life com-
prises thirty-one

animations, depicting eleven types of
sea life ranging from sharks and sting
rays to anemones and crabs - it also
takes the prize for the most bizarre sub-
ject for an animation with its Plankton
anim.bri:ish! Like Real Things Safari,
Sea Life contains scenery, demonstra-
tion material and a construction utility for
the user to assemble themselves, this
time illustrating a shark.

The co( lection is every bit as attrac-
tive as its land-based partner, and
presents the user with the opportunity to
create vibrant and realistic animated
scenes. RGB Studios say that Reai
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WILD THANG...

Real Things Safari contains eleven dif-
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eighteen animations. There are lions.
tigers, zebras, wildebeest, elephants
and giraffes. And, to complete the
menagerie, there are three kinds of
monkey.

The first of this two-disk set contains
a demo showing a leopards as seen

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OUT FOR A BITE...

Yoy can learn a lot about the
way animals are feeling from
the body language they give off.
Like humans, animals adopt dif-
ferent postures aeoording to
their moods. Examples of this
ean be seen through out the ani-
mal kingdom, ranging from the
exotic (and often comicalj
courtship rituals of birds, to the
more subtle warning signals
given off by dogs and sharks.

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the way that the hackles (hair)
stands up straight on the back
of a dog's neck when It's getting
ready to fight. Portrayed as
vicious creatures in films such
as Jawsi most sharks are docile
creatures whioh don't go out of
their way to attack^ or even
approach^ humans. They do,
however, have a great deal of
curiosity about their environ-
nient, and it is this that has lead
to a large percentage of so-
called shark attacks. Beiiause
they don't have limbs to feel
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est, sharks resort to biting them
to find out more, and it'^ these
exploratory nibbles
that are often misin-
terpreted as attacks.
Mind you, the great
white has a bite pres-
sure of well over one
ton per square inch,
so you donH really
want it to 'explore'
you if you can help it!
If you ever find your-
self facing a shark|
and it appears to bow
to you, rucking the
^kin of its neck into
great folds, look out^
because this is the
signal that a shark
feels threatened and
is about to attack!

A selection c>f Images Ironn ihe Real Things

Salari disks. In futurfl, Ihl9 may beconie iNecnly

way that yoiill ever sw a rfcger or elephant.

^ through bi nocu lars , p ro wl ing
through long grass. This impressive
scene immediateiy indicates the stan^
dards Ihat the user can achieve. The
scenery is quite sinnple. but the animal
iteeff is iittle slior! of photographic in
quality. J could almost hear tine grass
rustling!

Also on the same disk is something
that RGB call a Zebra construct. Despite
its technical-sounding name, this rs sim-
ply a series of individual screens which
you can join together to create a running
zebra I'm not a hundred percent sure
why RGB included it on the disk, but my
guess would be that it's there to give
you an appreciation of the process
involved in creating your cmn anima-
tions. Whatever their reasoning, the
zebra is an impressive showcase.

In the Line & PaJette directory, there's
an animated lioness which has been
created using an esttremiely stylised
fashion, describing the animal in broad,
bands of light and shade rather than
attempting to represent every sJngle hair
on fts body. This is an interesting way of
depicting the beast because muscle
movement is highlighted, giving far
greater clarity than if it had included
much more detail. Although ft^s the only
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reminds the user to view things from dif-
ferent perspectives. The remaining
animals are all stored as anim. brushes
and this means that they can be
included in an e)(isting animation or pic-
ture without having to mess around with
spars screens, etc

The icing on the cake can be found
on the second disk^ where a number of
scenery elements are stored. These
include grasses, trees and some valu-
able tips on creating shading for
complicated shapes.

ANIMAL
CRACKERS

The people at RGB

Studios are clearly great
nature lovers and profi-
cient artists. Each
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rather than being just a
pixellated' representation
of an animal, it conveys
the essence of the ani-
mal's nature.

It woufd be too easy to
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mal requires more than
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tures included in both sets are drawn
using the minimum number of colours
possible. RGB Studios say that this is to
make them accessible to users with the
smallest amount of available memory.
As most animations are created in six-
teen-colours or less, it also means that
creatures using different palettes can
still be incorporated into the same
scene.

CONCLUSiaN

All ho ugh most users are bound to
derive pleasure doodling with Real
Things, they are clearly capable of much
more than that. Forming an exciting
addition to an already superb collection,
there is a marked improvement fn the
quality of the mages over their prede-
cessors. Addjtionaily. the enclosacf
manual is full of valuable tips to help the
user get the best from them Although
they are a little pricey for such a specific
task, Real Things Safari and Sea Life
can be thoroughly recommended as an
interesting aside.

VERDICT

• Exlremely realistic moveinenls

• Can be used with any packages that sup-
port the anim. brush format

i Easily incorporated into ygur own demos

THE CdMI>LETE SIT

Here'$ the list of cunrently
available Re^l Things;
HORSES - Horses in motion:
jumping^ galloping, cantering,
etc.

HUMANS - The human as an
athlete, running etc.
BIRDS - Birds in flight and
afloat. Numerous types.
Including water birds.
SAFARI ^ The jungle and the
plains. Lions, giraffes, mon-
keys & many others.
SEA LIFE - From shore to the
deeps: the most popular crea*
tyres are included.

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PRODUCT TEST

Laser printers offer high print quality at an
equally high price. Paul Clarke looks at the Star
Laser Printer 4 to see If it offers anything new.

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Las»r printers
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soLifceof hlgh-
qudlity pHnts.
Unforiunaiely,
nioat las^r
printers are
prohlbJtivery
ftjfpensFve tor
the average
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have Seen &

steady reduc-

tjqn in their

prfces. Tha

Slar Laser

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of th« new

breed cf cheap

printers.

The printer company, Star, have an
immense reputation, particularly
among first-time buyers, but who
l^nows tliat the company also makes out-
price faser printera?

LIGHT SPEED?

The Laser Printer 4 {LP4) claims to offer
professional-quality printfng at a budget
prfce. It prints at four A4 pages per
mir^ute {peak performance), and
aftfiough thfs may sound fast compared
to dot matrix printers, it's slow as tar as
laser printers go, with most printing at sh
pages pe r m i nute or more .

EASY START-UP

Before printing, the LP4 must be config-
ured to work with the Amiga, and as long
as the comprehensive instructfon man-
ual is

followed to
the fetter,
this is a sim-
ple task
which
shouldn't
take more
than ten
minutes.

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The LP4 is capable of emulating an
Epson FX830 or a HP Laserjet IJ, with
IBM Proprirtter emLlation also available
as an optional extra. I used the HP
LaserJet J driver from the Workbench 1 3
extras dfsk, and, although this was not
the exact driver specified, I fourwj no
"problems printing either text or graphics,
All the set-up routines are accessed via
programming pads on the front of the
pnnter, alongside which is an LCD dis-
play window to show selections as
they're made.

As usual, the printer is connected to
the Amiga via the parallel interface,
although AppleTalk and Serial interfaces
are also available for use with other
computers.

FIELD TEST

I tested the printer with a variety of pack-
ages, including DPaint, Scribble! and

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Pfof&ssionat Page. I was very
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also capable of producing a fufi slxteen-
shade spread from black to white.
When printing text from a word proces-
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terms of quaiity, although Vm not a great
fan of the standard typefaces that are
provided with it Instead of Courier and
Linephnter, I would have liked to have
seen Star show the same imagination
that they did with their dot matrix print-
ers, and provide some creative -lookina
fonts. ^

As graphics have to be down-loaded
a whole page at a time, the LP4 comes
wrth one meg of memory as standard,
and this can be upgraded up to 4MB if
required. The machine I used had 2MB
and this was quite sufficient for the most
complicated pages that I could find to
print. It was when printing pages from
my Pro Pag& DTP package, that I dis-
covered how slow a four-page per
minute printer is. Although it can print
four pages per minute once they're
down-loaded, it takes the same time to
down-load a picture to the LP4, as it
does to transmit to a dot matrix printer.
When printing a full page, complete with
text and structured and bit-mapped
graphics, [found the LP4 took as much
as fifteen minutes to print a single sheet.
Had f printed the same page ten times,
only the first page would have taken that
long, with all consecutive ones only tak-
ing about fifteen seconds each.

The LP4 is available with or without
Post-Script compatibility (which allows
far greater image and font manipuia-
tron). The standard version costs
£999,99 and the Post-Script version
£1399,99.

The LP4 is not partfcuJarly cheap
and, if you hunt around, you can find
superior laser printers in the same price
bracket. Compared to a dot matrix
printer, the quality of the output was
superb, but pitted alongside other laser
printers of this price, the LP4 s was
rather ordinary.

It was a lujtury to have a laser pnnter
available for a few weeks^ but pound for
pound, I'd much sooner stick with my
Canon BJ-iOe bubble fet. It's not as
fast, but the ink cartridges are cheaper.
It's easier to maintain, dhd it doesn't
take up nearly as much space.

VERDICT

• Farsiiperlortolhc bestdot matrix printer
« Not as cheap as it might be

• Very Basyto-use inslalljttton routines

• Fairly compact size

• Prints four pages per rainutB (slow)

• Very quiet

F

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PRODUCT TEST

iieep onmoKfi^

If you're interested in home video pro- _ *• u * »l

duction, and already use a Genlock, BrOOmtield getS Oil the HlOVe With
Kara fonts could be iust the thinn to

f you're interested in home video pro-
duction, and already use a Genlock,
Kara fonts could be just the thing to
add a little extra polish to your produc-
tions. They're sophisticated fonts which
movep and there are several sets avail-
able. Each set comprises a standard
Amiga font and an animated font in the
selected style.

The former typeface is a full-colour
font which can be loaded and typed
Ihrough any package which supports
cx>lour fonts. The latter provides the user
with an entire alphabet, including upper
and lower case letters and symbols
each stored individually in the anim.
brush format.

Add style to
your video pro-
ductions with
some animated
typefaces. Mat
Broomfleid gets on tlie move with Kara fonts.

ANIMATED FONTS

To create animated words, the text to be
animated must first be typed using the
normal font. Having transferred this text
to a spare screen, it's used as a tem-
plate when adding the anim, brush
letters, a character at a time. The pro-
cess is quite time-consuming, but is
considerably quicker than drawing each
frame manually. A number of different
palettes are also provided, and these
will let the user transform the entire
appearance of their animations in sec-
onds, effectively
increasing the number
of fonts available.

CONCLUSION

Kara "s Animated Fonts
are a great idea which
will save the user hours
of time. They're simple
and enjoyable to use,
and will add a truly pro-

fessional appearance to any productions,
be they on video or on the Amiga.

if you're as concerned about the fin^
ishing touches of your creatfons, as you
are about the rest of it, Anim. fonts will
ensure that your work starts and ends in
real style.

VERDICT

• Easv to use animate ri fants

• Create professional results quickly

• Idea Mar vid&o productions

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Sprites

If you want to create professional demos or presentations, The Director II
from Riglit Answers is the essential accessory. Mat Broomfield rolls 'em...

JACK OF ALL TRADES

There are countless packages which
can play musjc and samples, show pic-
tures, replay animations or synchronise
sound to motion. Director // is one of the
few pacl^ages which can do all of these
functions and a lot more besides. As its
title implies, D/rector /Tchoreographs all
the different eiements which go towards
making a successful demo or educa-
tional/business presentation. It can
replay animations, in whoie or part, and
it can play tunes saved in the SMLJS
(Sonix) format. Additionally, it can dis-
play screens using a variety of fade and
wipe styles and combine areas of ooe
picture with another both statically and
as animations. In short, it's a complete
demo studio,

NEARLY BASIC

Commands are issued to Director II via
a programming language similar to
Basic. In fact, many Basic commands
are included and the syntax (grammar)

is almost identical in some areas. For
example, the program supports the use
of FOR. .NEXT loops. IF THEN/ELSE
statements and many other commands
which Basic programmers wili recog-
nise.

Some commands have been refined
and simplified so that theyVe easier to
use. In many diaiects of Basic a
FOR... NEXT loop requires a variable to
be assigned at the start of the loop
(FOR A=6 -NEXT A, for instance)-
Director If allows you to abbreviate that
tor FOR e ...NEXT Only the number Of
repetitions of the loop needs to be spec-
ified (six in this case}. On occasions
where the variable name is required, it
can tje given.

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OF THE MACHINE

At the heart of the package's abilities
are special memory stores called

buffers. Buffers are areas in memory
into which graphics, sounds, music and
fonts can be loaded, it^s the way that the
program manipulates these buffers that
makes it so special, though.

There are two basic types of buffer:
the chip buffer and the fast buffer with
further sub-divisions according to what's
stored in them. Understanding the differ-
ence between the two can be crucial
when creating effects. The blitter chip is
a custom chip inside the Amiga which
can move blocks of graphics around the
computer's memory extremely quickly,
thus making ft ideal for animation pur-
poses. However, the blitter can only
manipulate graphics stored in chip
buffers.

As you've probably guessed, chip
buffers store their information in Chip
RAM. As this is usually limited to a max-

DICTIONARY

This &up&rb ham animation of a 19503 jukebox uses fades and sprites sifnultaneous^y.

imum of 2Mb, even on
powerful Amigas, careful
management is sofretimes
required to create an effec-
tive program. Fast buffers
use Fast RAM (often
referred to as expansion
RAM) as their store.
Information stored in fast
b lifters can't be acted upon
by the b litter unless it's
transferred into ohip buffers first

Beiovr. Thrs 5 Irame page-flip animation of a
running! hound can l>e created in t^S^ lhdr> 1D
program lines.

ANIM -The slandard fDrmal lor campressed anh
ination$ Ta save memory, programs such as
DPaini%M\tE just the dlKerences between ccnsec-
utive irainas rather than storing at) entirfi siretn
eachitiina.

MIDI - Musical hsirumerti Digital Interface -
TTie muslt industry's standard inlerfaae lor tm-
necting coinpulers to instruments.

PAGE FLIPPING - Creating animation hy rapidly
displaying a sequence ol si:rEens.

SMUS - Simple Musical Score - Th^s is the ear-
liest atl&mpt to craate a standardised larmat for
music scores on the Amiga, UnlorlunalelVp it's
varv limitad in that i1 doesn'1 allow eFfects to be
applied to notes (slides, vibrato etc], and
Iriplais/quinluplets and tied nates arenl sup-
ported.

SPRITE - A user-defined grapliic character
which has special Amiga hardware ^ssbgned to
controlling it quickly and elficiently.

SWAP5IE5

This raises another very important con-
cept which is integral to many of The
Director $. operations: double buffering.
Although The Director U C3.r\ manipulate
anim. files, there are occasions when
the user may prefer to animale by flip-
ping through multiple screens
(page- Hipping). Alternately, he may only
wish to transform part of a screen by
printing smaf I graphic characters onto it.
Double buffering allows any of these
operations to be carried out with ease.
For example, there are occasions when
a user may need to print a lot of text on
to a screen. It's both time consuming
and clumsy if the text was printed char-
acter by character, so a duplicate is
copied to an invisible buffer. Tlie text is
then printed onto this buffer, which is
only displayed once all the text is in
position, thus making the whole process
appear instantaneous and much more
professional. Invisible buffers can also
be used for image processing purposes,
perhaps taking the currently displayed
screen and altering its palette to create
night-time or negative effects.

WIPE OUT

The Directoi'^ most basic use is for cre-
ating si ides hows. However, even in this
capacity it offers far more options than
other construction packages. Using the
Wipe, Fade, and Dissolve commands,
screens can be made to disintegrate
pixel by pixel or even to slide on and off

the screen in several directions.
There are various fade modes
including one where aJI colour
gradually drains from a screen or
smoothly changes from the palette of
one screen to that of another.

Slideshows can be designed which
either display new screens after a period
of time, or respond to user input such as

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PRODUCT TESTf

wimni

mouse Glicks or key presses to activate
screen changes. By extending this prin-
ciple a little further, full -screen animation
can be generated which rapidly displays
sequential screens at a rate of up to
about 20 per second Sprites can also
be manipuJated. offering yet another
way to generate animations. Also, these
sprites can be moved freely over any
$creen buffer regardless of whether they
are visible.

Director //can replay any IFF or
SM US samples, allowing the possibility
of adding atmospheric sound effects.
Aithough the package can also replay
music rnodules, it only deals with data
stored in the outdated SMUS format.
Programs such as Soriix and Deluxe
Music Construction Set are capable of
generating these files, but the quality of
music is very limited compared to recent
software such as MED Having said
that, it does allow the executiori of CLI
commands so there's no reason why
you couldn't play a MED or
Soundtrackeriune in this manner.

Unfortunately, if you choose to load
non-SMUS modules, you'll miss out on
one of Dirsctor lis most eKciting fea-
tures: audio-visual synchronisation.
These are a special series of commands
which tell the computer to react each
tame certain instruments are played. For
e3<ampler if you foad a SMUS score con-
taining a drum, you can tell the
computer to play a particular animation
each time the drum occurs within the
tune.

Incidentally, Director I! also handles
the SMUS MIDI format, so programs
can be written which will play any MIDI
compatible instalments you may own.

EASY EDITING

Unlike rts predecessor. Dfrector !! is sup-
plied with its own editing software called
D-Editirom which you can write, test
and run your programs. It's extremely
easy to use, and means that you can
move from program to the finished result
in virtually no time. D-Edit resembles a
standard text -editor in many ways. It
includes cut/paste options and
search/replace facilities, however, it also
provides direct access to most of the
Director's other utilities, including the
Library routines. Library routines can be
very important when wo rising on a
machine with limited memory. They also
provide instructions fof some of the
Wipe animation effects. If a program
doesn't require these, they are ignored,
thereby saving memory. Additionally,
you can also add your own library rou-
tines.

Willi the Director W^ easy 10 synchroniat molicn with particular musical ev&nta.

Although qwM^ expensive, Diroctpr iil& a very
powerful graphics and sound uliiJIy.

CONCLUSION

Director ft is an extremely useful tool for
linking together many diHerent types of
data and turning them into impressive
dem 6s. Whilst it s true that you 11 have to
learn to program, the language is con-
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styie scores, which becomes especially
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artd dqn't forin part of the pTogr^m:

1 LOA0 1 "Pichjr^r 2 LOAD 2 Ticlura2"

3/:start 4 DISPLAY 1 5 PAUSE 10

6 DISPLAY 2 7 PAUSE 10 B GOTO ^ait

Ttie program lcad& ^ screen and d is-plays il fcr orw sec-

Ofld before loading anotfier screen and displaying tfiat for

a Second. It then toops around and starts atiairt, Here's

how It works:

1 LOADI "Pictuner-This loads a s&reen called Pictur&l

into mennory buffer

a LOAD 2 -Piciura2" - This loads Pictufe2 into mmm

huf(ftr2.

3/:start-Thls is known as a label. It's simply a marker

so Ihet you can rele r lo Itiat part of the program.

Seelinpsfl.

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before continuing to the nescr command.

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7 PAUSE 1 - Another on& second

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original program.

SCAPE GOAT

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speedy alternative to Ray-Tracing.

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• PawertuI 3D modelling tool

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m PfDviries siirtulated shading

stop lbs ]ij|M fiBHfem

How about a light pen tliat looks good, feels

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youYe within rts range (about 7 fnches). the on-
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right (button. I found that my index finger naturalty
rested an the lower button whilst my middle finger
sat snLigiy on the ottier one.

The Light Pen mimics all the functions of th&
mouse, but, warn Trojan, it'll only woi* with pro-
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grams that definitely DO work with the unit.

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The driver supplied didnT work with an Amiga
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patible with 2.0 system ROMs. This would seem to
rule 'n out if you want to use it wrth new A1 50Ds,
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buy.

VCRDICT

• Works perfectly

•More natural than a mouse

•Makes your arm very lireil

♦Works with most mouse driven programs

♦Daesn't work with A5D0 Plus

•Allocs you to use the mouse as wefl

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AMOS 3D

Europress Software
0625 B59444 E34.99

Almost every Amiga owr>er
has seen solid-3D Vector
images at some time, either
in a Red Sector demo or
games like Thunderhawk
{Core Design) and Jimmy
White's Whiriwind Snooker
{Virgin Games). The pro-
grammers of these games
had to perform thousands of
maths calculations to pro-
duce these complex
graphics, and, for the aver-
age person, balancing the
weekly budget is about the
limit. AMOS 3D is here to
help. With the maths already
done for you, all you are
required to do is put the lines
in the correct places and
devise a game around them.
This is easy because the
software is completely icon
driven and supplied with a
comprehensive manual.
AMOS SO was written by
Voodoo Software, the folks
behind a 3D game for
Electronic Zoo called Xiphos.
•*•

AMOS COMPILER

Europress Seft¥fare 0425
SS9444 £29.99

For those who are not sure
what a compiler dbes. it s
very simple. Honest! After
writing your blockbuster on
AMOS you now have the
option of converting it into
stand-alone machine code
using the compiler. Once you
have compiled your game it
now reacts just like a normaJ
game and you can start it
from the CLI without loading
AMOS. The only problem is it
may njn too quick to play, so
you will have to incorporate
some routines to slow your
game down. Definitely worth
a look!
• ***

VIEWER

Ucenceware
PO

If^

Young Steven Spielbergs
amongst you will be delighted
with this useful PD package
that creates scrolling titles
using any Amiga fonts. A
variety of text wipes and
ojlour fades can be achieved
and it's great value.

AUDITION 4

HB Maf1(&tiryg/Svorlse
0753 686000 £49.95

(J2>

Sampling has teoome very
popular recently and Audition
4 is a briltiant addition to the
stable .Containing most of its
rivals options the most
notable enhancements are
the five options under the
special menu that can
improve the tonal quality of a
sample. Unwanted high fre-
quences can be removed
with Smooth and volume can
be boosted without distortion
with Maxrmise.Totaly clean
results are as easily obtain-
able as those with more
umph. The ability to sample
straight to disk and tts speed
makes it top of the sampling
list.

^ AND

m PRO

Precfston Software
031330 7166 £2^

This has been the best MIDI
package.around for the last
few years. The f unctiorvs in
the new Pro version have
been upgraded. With an
optional internal sound pro-
gram, you can use the
standard Paula sound ohip of
your machine.
•••

BOOKS

AbSCUB

021 706 1188 £various

The manual that oomes with

your Amiga is pretty difficult
to understand and doesn t go

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blue pages

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into too much depth. Abacus
publishes a complete range
of booKs for beginners and
advanced programmers
alike. Each book is well pre-
sented and includes good
descriptions, working exam-
ples and an optional disk
including all the program list-
ings. Ever- expanding range
includes Amiga for
Beginners, Amiga Basic,
Amiga DOS, Making Music
and Amiga Machine
Language. Check your local
book store and ask for the
complete list.

CD-ROM DRIVi

Commodore

0628 770088 ETBA

New kid on the Wock, CDTV,
has been available for some
months now. As more and
more software emerges,
owners of the standard
Amiga can only sit back and
watch. Commodore is plan-
ning to shortly release an
external CD-ROM drive
allowing anybody with a one
megabyte machine to pJay
CDTV software. No price
iked as yet, but es^pect to
pay around £350.
**•

COLOURPIC

JCL Business Systems
0S92 75791 E39S
For a professional real-time
full colour digitiser the
Co lour Pic is probaWy the
besi and also the most inex-
pensive. Blessed with the
ablEity to save files in ad
graphics modes, making it
the perfect tool for any kind
of work. For an e)ttra El 00,
JCL wiii include a quality
genlock to merge graphics on
real-time video. 1
••••

DiLUXE PAINT IV

Eiectronic Arts 0753 549442
£89.99

Since the beginning of time
thsfe has always been
D&fuxe P^inL Only just out
on the streets, Deluxe Paint
IV is alive with fresh icons,
faster screen update and a
host of new functions includ-
fng transparency which
enables you to draw over a
previous picture and still see
the old image. Anti-aliasing to
remove all those jagged
edges, metamorph from one
object to another and colour
mij^ing to find that perfect
sJiade. If that wasn t enough,
you now have access to the
famous, and very gorgeouSp
HAM graphics mode with all
4096 colours to use at the
same time. With afl these
functions and the ability to
swftch between screen
modes, this becomes the
best art package on the mar-
ket today. So. ff youVe just
starling out or already an
experienced graphic artist
Detuxe Paint /I/ should be on
your Xmas shopping list.
Electronic Arts is ol^ering
upgrades for users of previ-
ous versions of the software,
ranging in price from £65 to
£45,
*•*•*

DESKBENCH

r7mtSoft¥¥arBPD

&

A very unusual, but highly
under- rated utility. Deskbench
has been around in one form
or another for months, but
this souped up version has a
host of extra faci litres It
aliows the user to define
icons which execute scripts
or sequences of commands
and also form a neat and tidy
desktop'. So if you're looking
to tidy up your Workbench
screens ar>d cut some
tedious corners this wilf hefp
you no end.

PD OR NOT TO PD

You*fl notice that a lot of the utilities feotur^

here ar« available from the PD circuit and at a

frcictian of the cost of fulUprice software. More

than any other computer, the Amiga ho^ a

vibrant PD scene with countless thousands of
disks on offer. Siftfng through all the programs

on offer wouJd be on impossible task^ so GU

offers a round up of oil the best disks released

every month. Check out our PD Utilities column

on poge 133.

DIGI-VIEW 6UD

NewT0k 0753 686000 £149.95
Can digitise images in any of
the Amiga screen modes,
even hi-res with an amazing
4096-colourSr An advanced
drthering routine gives the
illusion of 100,000 colours on
tlie screen. Saves Images as
standard IFF for use in
Deluxe Paint. Very easy to
use. just plug it in and away
you go.
*••••

EXTERNAL
FLOPPY
DISK DRIVE

Ev&sham Alfcros 03fi6 7B5500
ES1J9

Eveshain Micros has the per-
feet device for Amiga owners
who don't require any special
frills from thepr drives. Just
plug it in and away you go.
••••

FUN SCHOOL 3

EuFopress Sottwnre
(0625S5S444) £24.99

Teaches young children the
principles of letters ^ numbers,
colours, shapes and action
words through the use of six
learning programs which
automaticaHy adjust to your
child's abilities. Fun School 4
has just been released.
•*••

IMPACT SERIES 3

GI^P£S9S/1Q5meg

An incredibly fast hard drive
(35 times faster than a
floppy) that's been &pecificafy
designed for the Amiga, ft fits
nicely Into the expansion port
at the side of the machine.
However a metaf shield has
to be inserted before hand to
prevent interfearence from
the drive and bad instillation
will kill your Amiga.
•*•*

JOirSTiCII TESTER

Konte £14.95

Has your joystrck made that
last great move? Is the fire
button feeling a bft flat? Konix
has produced what must be
the most remarkable product
featured in these pages.
Although the Joystick Tester
is armed primarily for com-
puter shops, it works
perfectly and saves time,
*•*

KCS POWER PC

Bftcon Devices 091 4i0 1919
£234.99

Much the same as the

ATonoe- Amiga except the
KCS card plugs in under the
machine through the trap
door. When not in PC mode
you can use the card as a
memory expansion. The KCS
only supports Monochrome,
Hercules and CGA, EGA and
VGA will follow. Supplied with
MS-DOS 4.01 andGW
Basic.
**•

MASTER SOUND

Mfcrodea 0726GS020
E39.95

If, after looking through all
the Public Domain lists of
Souncttracker musre and dis-
secting hundreds of tunes
you still cannot frnd that per-
fect sound, the only thfng to
do is sample them yourself I
Using Master Sound there
are no limits !o the achiev-
able sounds. That racing
game you're designing could
sure benefit from some .
meaty effects, so why not
stand next to a Porsche 959
and get the perfect engine
sound? Only the foolhardy
wilt attempt to capture real
thunder, though. Simply
record these sounds onto
tape, play them into your
Amiga via Master Sound,
then load Noise Tracker or
Quarter and pface the new
sound into your piece of
music or game. Hey presto,
your software is enlivened
with realistic audio just like
the professionais. Master
Sound \B supplied with a car-
tridge for sampling and editor
software to modify, merge
and save your samples.
••*

MIDI INTERFACE

Evesham Mfcros 0386 765500
£19.95

For a professional music
package you mil have to pur-
chase a MIDI interface and
music keyboard. If you have
never been involved in creat-
ing music if s worth buying
cheap, you never know, after
a couple of days you might
hate it!
***

MUSIC X

Software BuBfness 0460
496497 - £50/£99 (Junlor/Full)
Professional MIDi software
almost the same as Bars and
Pipes but not as friendly,
fcon-driven with up to 250-
track recorder. Hasn t the
ability to use the standard
sound chip. Musfc X

197

KIQPBisguide

Jcjniomlso available with a
cut-down version with fewer
features.

Any PD Ubmiy Around E2
Your Amiga is well suited to
playing sampled noises, the
problem is to combine and
string the samples together
to make music With the aid
of Noise Tracker you can
load up to 32 samples into
memory and simply play
them using keys on the
Amiga, You Ye even abJe to
put a few bars together, just
click on an icon and the
machine will remember which
notes you have played
When youVe finis hedi simply
play them back with just a
click of the mouse button. If it
sounds a bit rough at first you
can aiways do fine alter-
ations. After completing a few
bars you can rearrange them
if necessary and listen to
your iinal Gompositioo.

H0wM Packard £999

f!^ ^

Hijgh cost colour printer that
prints out at 180 dots per
inch. Despite its high resolu-
tion it can t cpoe with solid
blocks of colour and
strangejy enough appears
grainy. Its quiet printing does
not compensate lor the over
ali poor quality of pictures it
produces so spend your
money elsewhere.
*

PC880B
POWER DRIVE

Power Comptiifftg
0234B43386 £€5

Now that almost eveiY title

aval table on the Amiga
requires an average of three
disks p it's about time you
upgraded your system by
adding two or more drives.
The Power Dnve is packed
with some novel hardware
features, including a copier
that enables you to back-up
unprotected disks at amazing
speeds, Anti-Click to stop
that annoying clicking sound
when there is no disk
inserted into the drive p and a
Virus Blocker which prevents
vinjses infecting your disks. It
also has a thru port allowing
more drives to be connected.
♦ *-***

PEN ML

Gordoif Harwood Compulms
0773 836781 E79JS
Much the same as
Word worth really. Pen Pal
has a 100,000 word dictio-
nary, spell -checker and can
input gcaphics into files.
WoukJ-be Shakespeare's can
Simultaneougly edit up to four
pages. Weil -presented 250-
page manual and easy to
use. Database software
included in the price. Mat
positively raved about this
one when he reviewed it a
couple of issues ago.

PmSONAL

FINANCi

MANAGER

kUchTr^n/MicrodBaf
0726 58020 * £29.95
A very easy to use packaige that
allows you to be in complete
cxjntrol of your money worries
within a couple of hours. Fully
fcon-driven wiili such features as
2D and 3D bar-graphs, pie
charts, calculator and budget
planner. With a 30 day full money
back guarantee when t>Dughl
di red from MichTron, thts has to
be the safest money you will
ever spend.
•

SSfi

THE ART OF NOISE

Anybody can produce a chart -topping sampled
dance track these days^ and Amiga users have

a Head start! All you'll need is a sampler car-
tridge (for around £50) and a fantastically free
PD program called Noise Tracker- If you've got

a MlOI-co^npatible music keyboard^ you could
control the beast from the comfort of your com«

puter via some special software like Music X
(two versions available for £50 and CIOOK

DRIVi

Power Computing
0253 73421S £499
Another internal hard drive
from ICD. This one fits in
pla^e of the tloppy disk drive,
a shuffieboard is used to
relocate the external drive to
(DFO:). Available in 42Mb
and 105Mb versions^

Gordon Harwood Computers
0773 836711 £89-95

Having difficulties mastering
the complex sentence struc-
tures of our great language?
Proper Grammar checks
every word within a text doc-
ument to see if you've made
any tedious mistakes.
Although the software is
great at spotting spelling
errorSp fts dictionary is rather
limited and very American,
However, there'^ a user dic-
tionary which stores your
personal words and phrases.
Needs external drive and one
megabyte of RAM and it's
stow!
**

PRO-RAM PLUS

D&M El&ctrotttCB 0782 744707
£24.99/04.»a (with battery
b^bckup)

Nomial half- megabyte mem-
ory upgrades only extend
your computer's FAST mem-
ory, Pro -Ram has the option
of becoming FAST or CHIP
memory. Setting the expan-
sion to CHIP enables the
blitter to access the upgrade.
***

PRO SAMPLER
STUDIO II+DAIEL

DBtol Etectronics 0782 7447Q7
£69.99

As the Amiga is a stereo
machine you should be able
to digitally record stereo
sounds, Pro Sampler is used
for just that, A software pack-
age is included for mixing,
cutting p reversing and insert-
ing samples. The hardware
plugs into the edge connector
and contains a thru port to
accept a hard drive or Action
Replay oartridge.

QUARTET

MictodMt 0726 68020 £49.85
Basically the same as
NoisetrackeroT Soundtracker
witii a tew ex:tra options,

including sound editor for
changing samples and use of
an external keyboard.
#•*

RAM iAASTER II

Datel Efectronfcs 07S2 744707
£99,99

Some application software
requires about two
megabytes of RAM to per-
form properly. Ram Master
has 1,5 megabytes on the
board, boosting your
machine to an effective total
of two megabytes. Installing
the upgrade invalidates the
warranty of your machine,
*••

REAL 3D

AHerrmtftfB tmi^o 0533

440041 £298

One of the more advanced

graphics techniques, 3D ren-
dering, is now becoming a
standard feature on the
Amiga, With the introduction
of accelerator boards and 24-
bit graphics adaptors, the
concept of photo- realistic
imagery is here Real 3D
consists of thre€ main work
screens. The first draws your
objects using vector graph-
ics, the second handles slight
alterations to view and rota-
tion, and the last sets the
rendering style, speed, wire
frame, colours, graphics
mode and animation steps-
The finished picture can then
be saved to disk and viewed
or animated with a small
external program.
• •••*

Bvesham Micros 03;66 765500

E29a'£449

The price of hard drives is

continuously decreasing, at
Evesham Micros they have
just released the Reference
Hard Drive. Either 40Mb or
100Mb versions are available
with a choice of either 2Mb or
4Mb internal menrrory
upgrades- Supplied with Mr
Backup Pro to backup your
hard drive to floppy disks Of a
tape streamer.
•*#

MCMN
SlNLOCK

Ev&sham Micros 0366 765500
£114.89

Genlocks are used to overlay
computer graphics onto video
images. These can then be
recorded onto another video
tape. For software develop-

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SilKOSHA
raiNTERS

SMfcfl SystBms 061 309 1111
£s«e leEt

Silica Offers a wide range of
printers for the Amiga with a
£117 starting price for a 9-pin
macfiine capable of 192cps
(draft) and 48cps (NLQ). Also
available is a Notebook 24-
pin dot matrix model for £431
running at 144cps (draft) and
eOcps (LQ). All printers are
sold with a free starter kit
including a 1 .8 metre cable,
200 sheets of paper, 100
sticky labels and a disk con-
taining the correct drivers.

SOUND

Omega Proiects 0925 763946
£34.99

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Helps overcome the deficien-
Cries in the Amiga's frequency
response, Computer music
and high quality samples are
improved to such high quality
that you'll wonder how you
got on without it.

STAR LC-200

SmfMfcron(€S 0895 252131
£259

The LC^200 colour printer
enables you to output Deluxe
Paint and Photon Patnt pic-
tures onto paper in true

(X>tour. Using a four colour
ribbon, the LC~200 is able to
reproduce alrnost any colour.
Available with 9 pin or 24-pjn
print head.
••••

SUPERBASE 4 PRO

Preptsfon Software 061 330
7166 E120

Using a database can help
you in many ways, from
keeping notes of all your soft-
ware collection to
remembering the address of
all your auntie's and uncles.
Superbase 4 Pro is fully icon-
driven with its own special
VCR panel for quick move-
men! around files. You can
also load a digitised picture
into your file. A very easy to
use program with good
screen output on both moni-
tor and TV.

SUPRA MODEM
a40W96OO

SiiffM(^ UK 081 »6 6677
£149^499

Zapping around the world
over the phone tine is fun
thanks to a growing number
of bulletin boards As a
result, Public Domain soft-
ware is becoming easier to
obtain. Simply pfug the
modern into your computer
and phone line. The supplied
K-Comm software will quickly
get you up and running.
Availabie from Surface UK
are the Supra Modem range
- including 300- . 2400- and
now 9600-baud modems
{higher the baud number,
quicker the data transfer,
lesser the phone bill).

TOUCH TYPIST

Sector Software 0772 452414
£14

<2^

A handy package that com-
prises 402 lessons from
simple letter by letter typing
right up to abstract key com-
binations. Lots of little
touches like a certificate you
can fill in when you have
oompieted the course make
this agreat vafue pack for
only £14 pounds.

TRACK
DISPLAY DRIVE

Evesham Micros 0386 765500

E64,95

If yoy wish to keep an eye on

what your disk is doing while
it's hidden inside the drive,
Evesham has come to the
rescue with a drive that has a
useful LED display on the
front panel that informs you
of which track the drive is
currently reading. This can
help you find tracks on a disk
that are faulty or protected.
***

VIDEO
DIOITISER II

DEtef EiectrMteB 07B2 744707
£89.99

Capturing video images on
the Amiga is now a very easy
task. With Digitiser If you can
gr^ Images then modify
them using the software sup-
plied Optional RGB Splitter
is used for separating the
three colour signals, RGB,
then digitising each cotour to
produce a full -colour image.
Files can be saved as 8-, 16%
32' and 4096-colour pictures
and reloaded into Deh^m
Paint. The RGB Spfitter costs
an extra £79.99, but it's worth
every penny.
***

VISTA PRO

HBMarketlrtg 0753 666000
£79.99

Creating a realistic-looking
landscape inside your
machine has never been
easier. Vista Pro is probably
the best and most friendly to
use fractal generator running
on an Amiga. As soon as you
load it up you re ready to
start yourjob of Land
Supervisor The manual is
very easy to follow and well
presented but there is no real
need to read it as the pro-
gram is fully icon controlled.
Rendering your final map is a
bit sluggish but the finished
image is well worth waiting
for, Vista Pro will accept a
24-bit graphics adaptor with-
out any problems.
••••*

WORDWORTH

Dfgfta tntem^tiomH 039S
270273 El 29.99

Word processing on the
Amiga has been becoming
more and more professional
over the last couple of years^
Word worth allows you to
incorporate Deluxe Paint pic-
tures into your files and will
layout your text around the
image. Being totally icon-
driven you shouldn't have
any problems. A spell
checker and thesaurus are

included. The complete pack-
age oomes ready to run but

you will need at least one
megabyte to work on files of
any length.

ZY-FI

Evesham Micros 0SB6 765500
£39 J5

If you are still listening to
your Amiga's amazing sound
through your old TV set then
it's about time you experi-
enced true stereo sound.
Supplied with it's own power
supply, ZY-FI plugs direct
into the Amiga's sound ports
and amplifies the sound
through the supplied speak-
ers,
• ***

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ery. Inspired by the
imaginative Ridley Scott
movie. Requires one
megabyte of memory.
•••*

AMNIOS

Psygnosis £25.99 Shoot'em-

up

Playable ei§ht-way scrolling

shooter utilising ideas pio-
neered by classic arcade
games like Asteroids and
Defender. Weird and wonder-
ful backdrops and spiles.
•••

ARMOUII-

oifiboN

Psygr^OBfs E25.99 Arcade
Simula! Ion

Chance to drive or fly six dil-
ferent types of vehicle in a
futuristic fusion of simulation,
strategy and shootem-up.
Full marks go to Psygnosis
for this first foray into the -
genre. Scores over the cult
classic Carrier Corrjmar^d
from Realtime
Games/Rain bird.
••••

BARBARIAN II

Psygnosis £29.99 Arcade

Adventure

Hegor the Horrible is back in

a hacker siasher which ,

unfortunately, doesn't live up

to the Shadow of the Beast

style of presentation.

•*

f! ^

COMMAND

OCMfl £24.99 Arcade

Simulation

Blend of sci-fi shoot em-up

and strategy from Realtime

Featuring dozens of planes
including the hi-tech B-2

Stealth Bomber, Boeing 747
and the Hercules transport
craft and based around an
East West conflict, Birds of
Prey is one of the finest flight
Sims ever. Some of the more
manoeuverable planes ats a
little hard to control, but the
game incorporates a useful
auto pilot system that wilt fly
you to ttie various missions
before you take over. Great.

BLUiS BROTHERS

Titus m5M Platform
Fans of the cult 70s film will
really get a kick out of this
game. Sparkling sprite ani-
mation of the two main
characters come complete
with a crazy backdrop full of
traps and unexpected
bonuses.

CADAVER

tmagewifrks £24.99 Arcade
Adventure

Pays homage to the out-
standing isometric-3D games
produced by Ultimate in the
Golden Age of Arcade
Adventures. The Bitmap
Brothers pack the five levels
with quality puzzles and
graphics. If only they'd added
a bit more action, too,
•••

CAPTIVE

Miftdscape £24.99 Roli^
Playing Gama

Veteran programmer Tony
Crowther's Dungeor} l\4ast^r
in space' has an almost infi-
nite number of levels and a
sometimes bewildering array
of collectible gadgetry.

Efm:f rank: Arts £24.99 Arcade
Strategy

The creative force behind the
legendary Defender of the
Crown tums his attention to
the Roman Empire.
Command legionnaires on
the battlefietel, construct a
fleet of boats, catch a gladia-
tor show, and try to sedUM
Cleopatra. Carry on, gamers!
•••

CHAMPION OF

Mirrorsoft £25.99 Arcade
Str^egy

Catch the laughable Captain
Pugwash animation in Level
9's answer to those
Cinema ware Interactive
Movies' like Defender of the
Crown and It Came from the
Desert; Somewhere along
the line that whole affair talis
flat... about 23 seconds after
inserting the disk, in fact.

CHUCK ROCK

Core Design £24.99 Platform
Prehistoric lager lout travels
through five levels made of
jungles, caves, unden^^ater
passages and ice chambers
before a finale in the
dinosaur's graveyard. Brilliant
animation of some crazy
creatures. A bit too easy to
(x>mpiete. Ungabunga!
**••

FOR A CORPSE

D&tphfns/US Gold £25.99
Adventure

Gripping stuff from the
Parisian software company.
Agatha Christie style murder
mystery using the
Cinematique system. Full of
French flair, especially the
black and white flashback'
sequences.

DOU
DRAI

DRAGON 3

storm £24.99 Beat 'em up

Eagerly awaited instalment in
the series. An accurate con-
version of the coin- op that
adds nothing new to the pre-
vious games in the style
department. However, there
is a slight twist to the ptot and
a few puzzles are included in
an attempt at jazzing up the

old tale, but its all been seen
before. Fans might like it.

DEUTEROS

Acmislon £25.99 Strategy
Space opera about as inter-
esting as playing with a
number-crunching spread-
sheet. Still, some people out
there will get a kick out ot this
follow-up to MiKennium 2£. . ,

FTtJUlrrarsoft £29.99 Hole
Playing Game
One of the most popular
computer games of all time.
It's your party of adventurers
and you II fight monsters if
you want to. Excellent blend
of playabillity, lastabiiity and
atmosphere. Downside?
Looks a little dated in com-
parison to more modern
games like Eye of the
Behotder{SSU\JS GoW) and
Capf/k^e (Mindscape). Chaos
Stnkes Back (FTUMirrorsoft)
also uses the Dungeon
jUasfergame engine.
Requires one megabyte of
memory;
••••

Ocmn £25.99 Space Right Sim

Wing Commander on the
Ami gat. After years of delay
DID have delivered a master-
piece of 3D space combat
warfare. Protect the
Federation fleet on its per-
ilous journey through space
and engage enemy fighters
or embark upon eight seper-
ate missions. A long time
coming, but worth the delay-
Epic 2 is in production.

EYE OP THE

SSt/USGold £29.99 Role
Playing Game

A Dungeon /Waster clone that
is superior to the originaL
Takes the idea a stage fur-
ther by incorporating the feel
of AD&D role-playing with
improved characters and
story.
*****

F-15 STRIKE
EAOLE II

Mfcroprose £34 J9 Simuiatlon
Another in the long-line ot
quality flight-sims from

202

blue pages

Microprose, Fly hundreds of
missionis in six warzones
around tin e world, including
ftie Persian Gulf, Vietnam
and Central Europe.
Probably the best ever Amiga
flight-Sim,., until the next one
takes off!

F-29
lifALIATOR

OCB&n C24J9 - StmutafiDn
Mofe an arcade game than a
straight flight simulation, F-29
is brimming over with fast
so I id- 3D graphics and fair
number of 'bugs\ Contains
dozens of different tactical
missions with intense aerial
combat and ground battles,
Runcorn -based developer
Digital Image Design is cur-
rently working on Robocop 3
and Epic, Ocean's answer to
the award-winning Wlrtg
Commander.
• •••

FIRST SAMURAI

Imageworks £24 J9 Arcade
People behind such classics
as Cybemoid and Last Ninja
have produced a very
playable romp. Plenty of
beat'em-up action and hori-
zontally-scrolling landscape
to explore. Beautiful sprites
and backdrops coupled with
unusual orchestral sound
effects. A cut above the rest.

Mfcroprose £34.99 ArcAde
Strategy

Even after all these years ^
Lords of Midnight ptogfB.m-
mer Mike Singleton can still
cut it. Midwinter fl is a techni-
cally awesome 3D adventure
with 22 different forms of
transport, over 1 ,000 intelli-
gent characters, dozens of
useable weapons and the
equivalent of 1 ,000,000
square miles of terrain to
explore. The nearest a com-
puter game has ever come to
a James Bond movie,

FLIGHT OF THE

.

Spectrum Hofobyte/Mirrorsoft
£34.99 Simulation

Superior game-of-the-nover,
based around the expSoits of
American carreer aircraft
jocks during the Vietnam war

Not bad stuff -

Renegade/MintiscBpe £24. 9S
Platform

Another corker of a game
from the prolific Bitmap
Brothers, Highly impressive
graphics complemented by a
wide range of multi- layered
sound effects and samples.
Utifises a novel system which
makes the computer-con-
trolled opponents respond
inteliigentiy to the actions of
the player.
•*••

GIIAND PRIX

Mfcroprose C34.99 Drfve ^em-
up

More hot racing action from
author of the award-winning
Stunt Car Racer Realistic,
fast-moving and excellent 3D
graphics. With up to sixteen
tracks to choose from, you
shouldn't dire of taking these
Formula One buggres out for
a spin.

GREAT GIANA
SISTERS

RsinbawArtstH^A Platform
Just to be trendy, here is the
ultimate underground hit.
Nintendo forced this game
out of punters reach because
of rts likeness to the mega-
successful Super Mario Bros
series. Praise indeed, pity the
game is no longer available
on the open-market.

HEAD
OVER HEELS

Ocean £7.99 Arcade Adventure
Thistransfer of theold
Spectrum game has been
well worth the wait. Primitive
graphics and sourxl but phe-
nomenal gameplay.
Hopefully, this could pave the
way for adaptions of some of
other eight- bit classics like
Aliens, Delta, ForbiddBn
Forest Lode Runner^ Lords
of Midnight, Park Patful
Factfinder, Raid on Bungling
Bay, Thrust, and so on.
•••••

HEIMDAU

CoreElesfgn £30,99 Arcade
Adventure

Graphics easily up to the
standard of Dragon's Lair
complemented by realty
meaty gam epiay, too The
ultimate in arcade adven-
tures,., briljianti
••••*

Ocean £24.99 Platform
This Bruce Willis 'action com-
edy' may have bombed at the
box office, but Ocean has
managed to produce one of
the better movie licenses of
late. Basic game style never
really changes but Hudson
Hawk isn't dull so who gives
a stuff?
••*

KING'S CIUEST V

Si0rm On-Llne£40M
Adventure

Yet another example of the
classy fantasy graphic
adventures coming over from
our American cousins.
Attractive to both novice and
master. What about that
prioe^p though?

IK+

Sy&tem 3 i9M Beat'em^up
Definitive example of the
genre from maverick pro-
grammer Archer Maclean.
Looks and sounds like a
Bruce Lee martial arts movie.
incorporating frantic combat
and a great sense of humour.
Dramatic sampled sounds
and super smooth animation
of headbutt^ face slap and
gut punch moves make the
game virtuatly unbeatable.
Are you a karate kid?

KNIGHTS Oi THE
SKY

Mlcropra^ £35,99 Flight Sim

Taking the flight sim world
back down to the basics. No
radar guided missiles or elec-
tronic HUD displays here just
105 horse power engines
and a machine gun that's
prone to lamming! Fly or die
for Britain or Germany in a bi
or tri plane set in WW1 .
Probably the fastest sim to
date. Even when there's tots
gofng on the ground detail
and pace are stilt retained.

lAST NINJA III

Systems £25.99 Arcada
Adventure

Will this martial arts saga
ever finish? Concept is look-
ing very long in the tooth
though the execution is bang
up-'tO'date. This could possi-
bly the best beat'em-up for
avid explorers.
*•••

Psf gnosis £24.99 Platform
Head and shoulders above

most other platform games,
Leander smacks of those
Japanese console games
currently in vogue. Easily the
most playable game from the
Psygnosis stabte but even
this can tecome a little repet-
itive. Recommended.

LEMMINGS

Psygnosis Z2AM Arcade
PuEZle

Take command of the wacki-
est collection of misdirected
death- wish rodents ever seen
your screen. Click on a series
of icons to make your cute lit-
tle Lemmings perform
potentially life-saving skills
like digging tunnels, climbing,
building bridges, and so on.
One of those games that will
grab you until you've com-
pleted it. Psygnosis and DMA
Design are promising extra
level disks and a brand-new
sequel
•*•••

LIFE AND DEATH

Software

Toofwoits/Mfndscepe * £30,99
- Simulation

Unique game where you can
become a surgeon in charge
of some unlucky patients with
gut ache I if only the opera-
tions could stretch beyond
the stomach...

LORD OF THE
RINGS

Interpley/Etectronlc Arts
£25,99 Role Playing Game
Fabulous interpretation of
Tolkien s masterwork with
point 'n' click icon interface
and a series of graphic and
text screens to push the fan-
tasy story forward into the
20th centuary.
***

LOTUS ESPRIT

GremHn £24.99 Drive 'efvi-up
Gremlin's surprise hit of the
year! The race game has a
similar took and leel to the
C64 classic Pitstop //from
Epyx. Features 20 competing
cars. 32 cruel courses, pre-
cious pitstops and capital
controls. Ultra fast, ultra fun
split-screen racing action for
one or two players.

Qrmmm £25.99 Driv© "em-up
Eagerly-awaited sequel
brings eight new stages and
irn proved graphics. Like
Sega s Radmobile coin -op,
Lotus2a!so includes fancy
weather effects like rain,
snow and, most impressive
of allp fog. In addition, four
players can simullaneously
compete courtesy of an fnge-
nious link-up option. Some
players have complaint
about the feef of this one, so
try both games before you
decide.

MAGIC POCKETS

tiBMgm/0/UindscspB E25.9fl
Platform

Overrated release which
proves even the Bftmap
Brothers can get it wrong.
Customary excellence in
graphfcs and sound let down
by unrewarding play.
•*

MANCHESTER
UNITED EUROPE

KHsalts E25.99 Sport
Popular soccer game
recentfy updated for the new
intemational season.
Features four- player optfon
when used with special joy-
stick adaptor. Arcade and
management modes to suft
everybody.

MEGALOMANIA

tmageworks £30.99 Areadt
Strategy

SkiKfuJIy crafted action
wargame with some super
sampled sound effects and
speech. Make your moves
and watch hordes of little
men run around the screen
kJHing each other. The boys
at Sensible Software have
done players proud with a
witty interpretation of the
genre.
•••*•

MkropfOM E34.99 Sp<wts Sim

<^J>

merits, courses and up to 72
holes to play anDund. You
can pJay back your shots
whenever you like ^nd there
are up to ten camera angles
that twist and turn in and out
following your ball during
piay. Better than the rest and
avoids annoying disk swap-
ping,

PACMANIA

Grdndsfam tHfA Arcatfe
Perhaps the finest moment
for the curt video game char-
acter. Pacmania is an old but
competent conversion of the
colourfuf Namco coin-op.
Every bit of your screen is
fided with pseudo-3D mazes
occupied by nasty ghosties
out to get our hungry hero.
Excellent choice for younger
players, •••

PANG

Oc^n £24.99 Arcatfe Puizzla
Lashings of addictfve playa-
billify and loveable laughs.
Even better when piayed with
a frjiend.
**•

PGA TOUR GOLF

Electronic Afts £24;99 Sport
Compete against sixty PGA
Tour Pros in four-round tour-
nament play. PGA Tour GoX
has three authentic courses
(Sawgrass, Avenel and PGA
West) and a bonus fantasy
course. Play against one to
four human or computer
opponents and see your best
shots again via the Instant
Replay. There are pfenty of
golf games available on the
Amiga, but none of them
come close to this classic.

POWERMONGER

Bfecttonlc Arts £29.99
Strategy

From Bullfrog, the team that
brought us Populous, thfs is
another startling example of
how original games can to
created by designers who
care. Life as a vvarlord is
tough but immense tun. Spy
on your enemies, bribe the
meek and send in your
troops to aUBCk. Get the
peasants to make food or
invent something useful like
agricultural machinery or
destructive weapons. More of
a real-world' simulation than
Populous, with an incredibfe
3D representation of rivers,
hills, settlements, people and
battles which can be zoomed
and rotated at wilL

PRINCE OF
PERSIA

BroderbufHt/D&mork £24.W
Platform

Arabian swordplay and
hi jinks with deffcious sprite
animation. Looks good,
sounds good and jolly weii
does you good. Hey
Broderbund, what about a
sequeJ?

a Nintendo video game to the
Amiga.

Very strong contender for the
gofffng sim crown previously
held by PGA. Fantastic
scenery and an easy to use
style of play. Different tourna-

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POPULOUS a

Buff^og/EA £29:99 Strategy
One of the best games evei"
released. No kidding.
Basically the same play prin-
cipie as Populous, only
everything has been
improved to perfection. Try to
become more powertul than
Zeus by defeating a series of
Greek Gods and mythology
cal creatures. State-of-the-art
gameplay and presentation.
You simply cannot be without
this game in your collection.
There are two versions^ own-
ers of one megabyte
machines are treated to even
better graphics and sound.

Ubisoft £24.99 Sport

Who needs Wimbfedon when

you can have the veai -thing'
afl year round?

TYCOON

Mfcfoprow £29.99 Strategy
BuikJ yourself a railroad
empire in North America or
Europe during the heyday of
locomotion. Each territory
has its own economy, prod-
ucts and resources. Players
must choose the right train
engine and rolling stock for
the job and Keep the equip-
ment up-to-date. Newspaper
headlines keep you informed
of events which could bring fn
new opportunltfes for budding
tycoons. Typical Sid Meier
release with an exhausting
amount of depth.

RBI BASEBALL 2

TBngm/Dom&fk^S.99 Sport
Addictive simutation that hits
all the bases. Perhaps other
software houses shoufd take
note of how to expertly adapt

DANGEROUS II

mer&pfQS& E2C99 Waff omi
Rick is ready to greedily soak
up your free-time. Beware,
the game can be very frus-
trating to play at times.

RISE Of THE
DRAGON

Dyn&mix/SierrA Onlfm £39.99
Graphic Adyenlufifr
Above average release
fnspired by Ridley Scott's
Blade Runner cyberpunk film.
No typing fnvolved and It
sports some lush location
graphics and animations.
Plenty of disk-swapprng for
those of us without a hard
disk.
***

ROBIN HOOD

UHtenntum/US Gold E25.99
Strategy Ad venture
Kevin Costner and Bryan
Adams have made huge
amounts of cash out of our
legendary hero, so why
shouldn't us Brits grab a sJice
of the pie? Robin Hood is an
epic game, pleasing to both
the eyes and ears.
•**

ROBOCOD

WWtenfi/i/m E24.99 Platform
Sequel to James Pond
Secret Agent is a real
scorcher. Fantastic combina-
tion of humour, platform piay
and cute graphics. How can
one lonely programmer pro-
duce a game of such calibre^

ROBOCOP 3

Oc0an£25M Aroada
Adventura

fgional fonnat that
breaks the^usuai mold of fifm
licences. You can take the
role of Robooop in this 3D
environment and piay the
arcade sections for instant
actfon or folbw the course of
the full movie adventure.
Great use is made of differ-
ent camera angles and the
3D animated sections keep
the story moving along in a
stylish cinematfc manner.
However game-play is lim-
mited and the long-iasting
appeal is questionable.

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blue pages

RODLAND

storm £25-99 Platform
One of the most playable
games to hit the Amiga in a
long time. This Jaiaco coin-
op has been cleverly brought
to life without losing any of
the original appeal.

SECIliT OF

LucBsfiim GamBB/US Gold
£25.99 Adventure
There's not much you can
teach the George Lucas
team about creating top-qual-
ity interactive entertainment.
Th^ Secret of Monkey fstand
is superb in every respect:
gorgeous graphics, seducing
sounds and heaps of
humour. This swashbuckling
pirate adventure has abso-
lutely no typing involved and
incorporates a terrific use of
dialogue. Requires one
megabyte of memory.
*••••

|HADOWOrTHE

Psygtjosis £34.95 Plattonn
Ridiculously difficull game-
play, most impressive
graphics and ever so over-
priced. What else can we
say? Oh yeah. Shadow of the
Beast 3 will be here soon
*•

SILiftlT SERVICE II

MlcrQproS0 £34,99 Strategy
Accurate submarine simula-
tion set in the Pacific during
the Second World War which
couW do with a dose of
exciteinent.
•*•

5IMCITY

Maxis/tntogram&s £29,99
Strategy

Influential urban pfenning
simulation which looks
slightly tired against the
recent batch of god games-
Now sold with EA's
Populous, Sim City 2 should
be here next year.

SIMPSONS -
BART VS. THE
SPACE MUTANTS

OceBH £24.95 Arcade

Shameful lack of imagination]
This copy of the Accfaim
Nintendo video game isn't
going to impress anybody.
Somebody convert the
Konami coin op, please!

SPCEDBALL II

ftmge works £24.99 Sport
Based on the cult VOs movie,
Roflerball, this game is easily
the best Bitmap Brothers
release thus far. SkiHful mix
of beat em -up and a futuristic
adaptation of American
FootbalL Possibly the last
word in sports games, but
we Ye willing to be proved
wrong.

SPINDIZZY
WORLDS

Actfviston £24.99 Arcade

Puzzte

Marble Madness was one of

the first games to be
released on the Amiga^
although we had to wait four
years for the real Ih^ng,
Fascinating game design.

STAR CONTROL

Ac€&iAde22A.95 Shoot' eir^up
This one had the crew at
EMAP Towers hogging the
Amiga when it first came out-
Sort of like Asteroids for the
90's with some spiffy sound
samples from TV shows of
bygone years. Requires one
megabyte of memory.

itUNTCAR

Mlctvf^ose £24.99 Drive em-
up

Inventive and irresistible
crash 'n smash race game
with realistic suspension and
handling ot the hot- rod cars.
Geoff Crammond, the brains
behind Revs and Sentinel,
produced some fast solid-3D
graphics for the narrow sus-
pended, raceways. Grand
Prix is his new attempt to
simulate Formula One war-
fare. Stunt Car Racer js due
to be re- released on budget

SWITGHIILADE II

Qremtin£24SB Plalform
Finally r a platform slice 'em
up which gives those pesky
Japanese console video
games a run for their money.
Switchblade U is set across
six enormous levels with over
600 screens of tense, claus-
trophobic chalienges- There
are plenty of power-ups to
collect and a huge variety of
ugliestoblastto
smrthereens, Hacktastic,
mate!
***•

SWIV

Storm E24.99 Shoot'em-tip
Kind of like a sequel to the
durabte Silkworm. VerticaEly-
scr oiling shoot em up which
pits your craft against all
manner ol alien fighters.
Continuous loading during
the game means there's
always something to shoot
at. Why can t all Amiga
games be this smart?

TERMINATOR 2

OcMn/Acclaim Z25M Arcade
Smash movie hit of 1 991
should make a cracking good
game, right? What there is is
well done but lacking in origi-
nality. Definitely not all it
could be.

THEIR FINEST
HOUR:
THi_BATTLE OF

Lucasfiim Games/US Gold
£24.99 Simulation
Thrilling and hislorically accu-
rate air combat simulation set
during the crucial summer
months of 1940. Players
have the choice of flying
eight famous planes includ-
ing the Supermarine Spitfire,
Junkers 87 Stuka and
Messerschmitt 109. Lots of
special features fike a mis-
sion editor and replay
camera with VCR controls.
Supplied with e?(^mplary
manual.
*•••*

THUNDERHAWK

Core Design £30,99 Arcade
Simulation

Near future chopper capers
geared towards total action.
A mix of slick 3D polygonal
graphics and simple easy-to-
use controls. There's no
better helicopter sim on the
Amiga at present. Another
best-seller for Core Design.
*****

TOKI

Oc&^n £24.95 Platform
Qualified conversion of the
strange coin-op starring a

monkey in the leading role.
Marvellous bright backdrops
and surreal sprites. The basic
gameplay isn t that varied.
***

ULTIMA VI

Otigift/Mindscape £30.99 Rote
Playing Game
Every Ultima is a master-
piece in its own right. Nuff

said, mate? Savage Empire
and Martian Dreams use the
Ultima VI game engine and
are now on their way.
*****

UTOPIA

Gremfln £29.99 Strategy
Despite a similar look to
Populous^ this is really
SimCity in space Can you
construct the perfect place to
live? Every game presents a
new challenge. Possibly
Gremlin's best game ever!
*****

VIZ

Virgin Gj^ines £t9.9S Sport
A far better game than every-
body was expecting. Adult
fun which should annoy any
of your pmdish friends or
relations Players have the
choice of playing Biff a Bacon,
Johnny Fartpants or Buster
Gonad fn a race around the
streets of Fulchester. Watqh
out for cameo appearances
by The Fat Slags, Big Vern
and Spoilt Bastard. Roger
Mellie provides the live com-
mentary. Fans of the comic
will love it.
***

WARHEAD

Activision £24.99 Arcade
Strategy

Within the next fifty years
Earth will be attacked by hor-
rible insect- 1 ike aliens from a
nearby star system. The sur-
vivors send you. their last
hope, to prevent total
destruction of the human
race. Challenging space sim-
ulator with accurate flight
dynamics and forty progres-
sively tough missions to
conquer. Listen out for the
Gary Numan-esque sound-
track during the intro
sequence.
****

XENON 2:
MEGABLAST

Mirror fmage C9.99
Shoot @m-up

Bold Bomb the Bass sound-
track and silky Bitmap
Brothers graphics. Journey
through five stages of evolu-
tion blasting everything that
moves {or doesnlf. An
essential buy at a value-for-
money price. A benchmark
shoot em up thai has utilised
every adjective in the English
language for praise.
****

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MEMORY
ANOMALY

When Tm jsing Workbench I
often notice a
strange
effect
which I
don't
under-
stand, it
* happens
when I open a
directory window, then ioad a
program.

If I then return to the
Workbench screen and close
the directory window that I
opened to ioad the prog ram ,
the amount of free memory
displayed in the bar at the top
of the screen goes down!

Why does this happen? I
cant understand why it costs
the computer memory to shut
a window. Am I missing
something obvious, or is
there something sinister
afoot?
Michael DawsOT. Kemsing. Kent

I don't know if what you're
missing would be classed
as obvious, Michael, but
there's certainly a straight-
forward explanatiof^ to Ihe
effects you've noticed.

When you initially load
Workbench, the remaining
free memory is displayed
In the status bar at the top
of the screen. This figure Is
continually revised as you
work from the Workbench
screen. As soon as you
load a progranr^ which
opens its own output win-
dow^ that window becomes
current, temporarily dis-
abi i ng t he Workberkch.

Because it's disabled,
Workbench no longer
updates the free memory
figure, so the number
shown represents the
amount of memory remain*
Ing when the program was
loaded. When you load e
program this figure will
remain unchanged on the
screen, but In actual fact
the program has taken up
memory.

When you eventually re-
activate the Workbench

screen by clicking on it^ It
becomes current, and
finally prints the updated
nnemory figure which will,
of course, be lower
because your program has
taken up some memory.

HARD DRIVE
ANIMATIONS

i have recently purciiased an
ASOO, and Cm
now aiming to
buy a hard
L .J drive for it.
V I ve noticed
that Power
Computing
stocl^ the GVP
series of hard
disks, however their adver-
tisement says '8MB of Fast
Ram on board'. Could you
please tell me if Fast Ram is
what's capable of running
animations requiring Isirge
amounts of memory?
Mr J A Hail, Sheilon, Staffs

NOp Fast Ram is not the
ideal type of memory for
running animations, but
Chip Ram is. Having said
thai, you can use Fast Ram
for large animations, but
It's not quite as efficient as
Chip Ram.

The Amiga includes a
special chip called the
B litter, which Is very good
at moving large blocks of
graphics around in mem-
ory. Unfortynately, the
B litter can't move graphics
stored in Fast memory, so
when possible, it's better
to store them in Chip Mem.
When producing anima-
tions that are larger than
the available Chip Mem, the
computer is capable of
transferring graphics from

Fast Rem before displaying
them. But to do this, it uses
the ordinary processor
which is considerably
slower than the blitter.

For most animation
needs, this slowness will
not matter as it's only the
most demanding of anima-
tions that need the speed
offered by the Blitter.

Many paclcagos allow
you to run animations from
Fast Ram including D-Paint
3/4 and the Director Xq
name but two.

WHICH FILE?

Pleas© help me! I have just
completed my B-
yh\±M Tech and I

wouid Eike to
put ail my
notes onto
one or more
fiie disks, but
whai software
do I use?
I need text and graphics,
but I also need to be able to
mix (hem together, Tve tried
Pagesetter but you can't read
the whole of the screen.

Please help.
David Hendricks, Petefborough

There are tiiree possible
solutions to your problem,
but each depends upon the
type of data ttiat you want
to store, and the way it's to
be output-
Most database, desk-top
publishing (DTP) or word
processing (WP) systems
are desi9r>ed so that the
information created by
ttiem will eventually be out-
put to paper. Therefore,
their output on the screen
is not of the highest qual-
ity. Mind you, having said

that, regardless of the
package you use, the
screen output is severely
restricted by the resotution
of your monitor, and the
computer page resolution.

To create the highest
level of detail, you'll need
to work in highrres or inter-
lace, but unless you own
either a flicker fixer, or a
multi-sync monitor, the dis-
play will appear to flicker
and pulsate. If you work
under these conditions tor
long, you risk migreines
and eye strain, so they're
not really ideal.

At the top end of the
market, you could opt tor a
professional DTP system
such as Professiomf Page
2M. This will allow you to
mix text, bit- mapped and
structured graphics on a
single page. The page can
then be magnified up to
200 times to enable you to
view particular parts in
more detail. The pages can
then be output to any dot
matrix or laser printer, and
post-script format is even
supported. Unfortunately,
unless you own an acceler-
ator or maths processor,
the screen update can be
painfully slow as you edit a
document. Youll also need
lots of memory - 1 .5 megs
mintmum, 4 megs-i- ideally.

Another possibility is a
database such as
SuperbasB 4 which pro-
vides you with great
flexibility when storing
Information. However, Its
nature Is such that it's not
really suited for pages
where the page format
changes frequentiy, ie,
graphics on one and not on
anotherp inconsistent page
layouts etc.

The final option would
bm a WP package such as
Wordworth or Penpal- Both
packages allow you to
Incorporate graphics into
documents, and they both
have fast screen updates
and good readable text- 1
find that although
WorOworth is the more

210

Mue pages

powerful package, ifs rvot
very us«r-fr}endly, so my
preference would be
PenpBL

Yqu can buy Superbase
and Pro Page 2 from
Centresott, Units 2&3,
Holford Way, Holford,
Birmingham, B6 7AX* Tel:
021 356 3388. Wordworth \b
available from Digfta
international Ltd, Brack
Horse House, Exmouth,
[>evon,EX8lJL. Tel: 0395
270273. For details about
Penpal contact Gordon
Harwood Computers, Mew
Street, Alfreton,
Derbyshire, DE5 7BP. Tel:
0773 836781-

TESSEiLATIONS

Og you know of any pro-
grams. PD or commerciaf on
Tessellations, ie shapes

which interlock ^MC Escher'
style?

Ciiftord Allen,
Tharcham,

No,

Cllftord, I
donl know
of any pro-
grams on that subject, but
rmafsoablgfanofMC
Escher s tesselfated stud-
ies, and have often
wondered whether such a
program might exist. Of
course, the computer is tlie
Ideal medium for designing
tessellations because the
Interlocking shapes (and
transformations at
advanced level), can be
duplicated so qufckly and
precisely.

For readers who are not
familiar with (he subject,
tessellations are pictures
or patterns formed by
reproducing one or more
perfectly interlocking
shapes lime and time
again, MC Escher, a
German mathematician,
was fascinated by the sub-
ject, and tried to develop
the concept to its limits.
Far from using simple
shapes, his work usually
included numerous ani-

mals and figuresp all inter-
rocked to form the most
incredible collages.

It may interest you to
know that you can buy a
superb book of Esctier's
work, containing ALL of his
famous pieces, reproduced
as full-page plates. It's
called The Graphic Work
of MC Escher' and cm still
be ordered from WHSmiths
for about £20.

If any readers know of
software which explores
this fascinating subject,
please let us know as soon
as possibre.

JOINING
ANIMAriONS

Pieas© could you tell me if it s

possible to join two separate

D-Paint 3 a n i m ations usfng

CLI so that, when p fayed,

they appear to

be just one **!_?*

continuous

animation?
iVe tried

to do this

using

PPAnim, but

the first an i matron piays until

I click the mouse-button, then
the second one loads and
plays. Obviously I don't want
the user to have to press the
mouse button at al^ and I
don t want a broak whilst the
second haff loads.

If it's possible, could you
tell me what commands
and/or utilities are required to
perform the task? My anima-
tions are drawn in 8 and 64
colour modes, antf between
them total 3000 frames!
Michael Lator. StradbalJy, Ireland

A couple of sotutlons
spring to mind, but I sus*
pect that they may be
foiled by the difference in
colour formats behveen
your pictures.

The first solution
requires D-PaintSand
enough memory to load
both animations at the
same time. When you load
an animation into 0*Pa/nf,
and then attempt to load a
second one, you'll notice

an additfonal option fn the
File menu called Append.
Append allows you to join
one animation onto the tail-
end of another. However,
both anir(\atvoi\s m\is\
share the same screen,
page and colour formats.
The ideal solution is to
convert your half-brite (64
colour) animairon down to
eight cofours. If this means
a foss of colour from your
pictures, perhaps you
could convert them both
into 32 colour mode? If not,
convert the eight colour
one up to 64 colours and
save it to disk.

Load the first half of
your animation into mem*
ory, then u se the Append
option to add the second
hatf to it. Mow when you
save the animation, both
halves will be joined.

Another possible solu^
tlon is to use a utIJJty caUed
the Director, The Director
is an animation scripting
language which can be
used to make presenta-
tions and slide-shows etc.
It includes a facility called
Buffering, whereby you
could toad the entire sec-
ond animation into the
computer (memory permit-
ting), ready to begin
piayfng the instant the first
one has stopped;

You can get more details
on the Director from MB

Marketing, Units, Poyle 14,
Mewlands Road,
Colnbrook, Slough, SL3
ODX. Tel: 0753 686000.

CDTV
PONDCRINGS

I was thfnking about buying a
CDTV, primarily for games
use. Using my A500. many
games allow me to save
scores and

game posi
tions. but
as the
CDTV
seems to
be a read-
only device I
can't see how it
would be possible to make

any kind of save.

At the moment I don't
even own a CD player, but I
was told that the CDTV can
be used as a normal CD
player as well. Vd appreciate
any information you can give
me.

Charlie Streiber. South
Ockencfon. Kent

You're correct about the
CDTV being a read-only
device as far as CDs are
concerned, but you can
purchase memory cards in
64 and 256K sizes, which
will allow you to save game
information. These remov-
able cards cost £79.M and
E249.99(|) respectfveiy.

As for using the CDTV
as a standard CD player: It
features 16-blt 8 x over-
sampling which means that
it's capable of noticeabiy
higher sound quality than
most ordinary CD players.
In addition, it can handle a
new CD formal called CD +
G which stands for
Compact Disk 4- Graphics.
When run with the TV or
monitor switched on,
graphics will be displayed
to accompany the music.

SrUNGE
ASSIGNATIONS

I've been using a word pro-
cessor called Scribbtel for a
coupfe of years now. and
recently 1 was
fortunate
enough to
be given
a hard
drive so I
copied the
entire

Scribbhi program disk onto
the drive.

Scr/bd/ef is actually part of
a suite of pri^rams caJled
The Workst which includes a
spread-sheet, database and
dfctionary.

Although Scfibbte\ toads
and runs perfectly, whenever
I try to access the dictionary
for spell- checking purposes,
the program asks me for the
original Work$\ disk.

Can this be avoided,

211

because it s very tedious to
have to keep the disk to hand
aH the time? I must say, it
seems pointless using the
hard drive if I have to use a
floppy for dictionary access,
which is the niDst time con-
suming part.
Peter Vogt, Teignmouth, Devon

The probtenn Ib that the die-
tlofiary has been assigned
to the Works ttilBk, so that
all dictionary access auto^
mat leal ly asks for that disk
If It's not already inserted.

But don't worry, this can
easily be overcome using
the ASSIGN command.

Load the hard drive
startup-sequence (It's In
the S directory), and add
the following line some-
where near the end;
ASSIGN WORKS!:
DHOiSCRIBBLEI

This will now tell Ifm
word processor to look in
the 5^f/f?bte/ directory on
yoyr hard drive (partition
DHO:).

If your dictionary is In a
different directory, or on
another partition, simply
substitute the correct path
name where Tve written
DHO:SCRIBBLE!

WHAT'S
A SAMPLER

I want to take music from my
collection and put it onto
computer. I gather that I'll
need a sound sampler, but
Tm interested
%±±^^ toknowv

/^ how they
work. Is
there
much dif-
ference
between the
types? Which is
the best, and what about
value for money?
Javid Simpuhr, Singapore

A sampler Is simply a
device whioh oonverta the
analogue waveform of
sound, Into a digital format

which the computer can
store and edit.

The sampler listens' to
the sound, and thousands
of times every second it
translates what it 'hears'
Into a number representing
the amplitude and fre-
quency. Amplitude Is
another word for loudness,
and frequency means the
pitch of a note (te C natu-
ral, D sharp etc).

When a sample Is played
back from the Amiga, the
computer performs a
reverae translation, con-
verting the digital signal
back to ana logy e-

As a matter of Interest,
CD players and DAT
machines also store their
Information In a digital for-
mat, whereas ordinary
tapes and records use ana-
logue.

The difference l>etween
the cheaper samplers Is
virtually non-ex) stent p and
It's only their software that
separates them. Once you
move up to samplers coat-
ing £80 or more, the
hardware is often capable
of a greater treqyMinoy
response, which means
that they can sample a
wider range of sounds,
from extremely high
pitches, to really low ones.
I believe that Aodto
Engineer, which Is cur-
rently one of the more
popular models, Is actually
capable of sampling
sounds far beyond the
range of human hearing!

Anyway, my preference
is the excellent Sour^if
Master from Aegis, which
works extremely well and
Is very yser*frlendly. It
costs E129J5 so it's not
really what you'd describe
as budget prIcedT but It Is
admirably straight forward.

In terms of value for
moneys Technosound
TurbOf at about £30, offers
the beat price-to-features
ratio of any sampler and Is
definitely worth a look If
you're new to the Joys of
sampling.

You can buy Sound
Master if om Centresoft
who's phone number is 021
356 3388. For details on
TechnoBOuryd Turbo con-
tact htew Dimensions at
B rookie nds Housep
Bryngwyn, Raglan, Gwent,
NP5 2AA. Teh 0291 6»0933.

I was
going to
buy a MIDI
compatibte
keyboard so
that I can use my Amiga to
make proper' music. I
already own Music-X t1,
and I thought that if I bought
a keyboard and perhaps a
drum machine^ that I would
be set up ready to go.

I've seen a number of key-
boards that allow you to
select different instruments
but they don't let you play
more than one instrument at
a time, which seems fairly
pointless to me.

Would I t>e able to access
two or more instruments at a
time via the Amiga or would I
have to buy a separate key-
board for each instrument 1
wanted to play?
Phil Marchess, London

In the first place, you'd
also need a MIDI Interface
to connect your keyboard/s
to your Amiga, but once
that's out of the way you
can start considering
wtiich keyboard Is best for
your requirements*

There are two expres-
sions to be understood
wtien buying keyboards for
MIDI use: polyphonic and
multl-timbral.

in the early years of
electronic keyboards, most
of them were only capable
of playing a single note at a
time, which made it very
difficult to generate decent
music with a single instru-
ment. Polyphony Is the
ability of a keyboard to
play more than one note at
a time. Today, most key-
boards are capable of
playing either eight or six-
teen notes simultaneously,
and this even applies to the
cheaper Casio and Yamaha
keyboards.

Although most cheaper
keyboards are polyphonic,
they sttll only have the abil-
ity to play one Instrument
at a time, if you're compos-
ing a piano concerto, this
is fine, but If you prefer
modem music with a vari-
ety of Instruments, you'll
have to look for a multktim-
bral keyboard.
Unfortunately, these are
quite expensive but they
do allow you to create

richer and more varied
music-

ir you actually play key-
boards, you'll appreciate
the fact that most multl-
tlmbral keyboards can be
split so that the left hand
plays, for example, a bass
instrument, whilst the right
controls the lead-

If you're not Interested
in actually playing a key-
board manually, you might
prefer to buy a sound mod-
ule. These are small banks
of sounds which have all
the facilities of a keyboard-
enoased version, but
without the expense of
having to buy a keyboard
as well. They're also a
good way to expand an
existing library of sounds.

Cheetah provide a range
of professional keyboards
and synth modules, and
you can contact them at
Norbury House, Norbury
Road, Falrwater, Cardiff,
CF5 3AS. Tel: 0222 556525.

nsm

CES

Following your tutorials ear-
lier in the year, IVe started
trying to make
my own
compila-
tion disks
witi
some
success.
Having
looked at the

startup-sequence that comes
With my 1.3.2 Workbench, I
encountered the following
command which I don't
understand: AODBUFFERS
DFO: 10. Is this command
essential, because t haven't
included it in any of my
startup-sequences and yet
the disks seem to work per-
fectly? What does it do?
Paui Mitchellp Stamford, Lines

The^ are many commands
In the Workbench startup^
sequence which are
completely unnecessary
for most disks, and
ADDBUFFEflSlsonesuch
command.

It's used to sat the
amount of memory allo-
cated for disk drive buffers.
Whenever you request a
directory of a disk, that
information has to be
loaded first. Using the
Addbuffers commandp an
area of memory Is set aside

Hii

212

blue pages

'

by the system for directory
informatSon, Therefore the
first time you request a
d I rectory » it will have to lie
loaded as usoa!, but any
subsequent directory calls
will access a directory list
stored within tlie bufffers
that were initialised In the
sta rtu p- seq uen ce.

Although the default
size is ten 512 byte buffers
(SK)p an Ideal maximum fig-
ure would be 25 buffers
(12.5K).

CLOCKf

My Ram expansion includes

a battery

backed

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ENQUIRIES

XfNON 2 MEGABLAST

It has taken me one year and three days
to get to level five. Please find me a
cheat before I pull the trigger.
Lenny Bradley (T1)

TEST DRIVE

Does anyone l^now a cheat for this

game? My mate, Carn, totally trashed

my scores, and 1 would like my name

back on the Hi-score table instead of

his.

Kanbi Wdng (T2}

I have been playing this lor some time
and 1 can only get to the fourth stage.
Suprlya Misra (T4)

F18 INnRCEPTOR

Can somebody please help me? I can't
get past the Emergency Defence
Operation, It's driving me crackers,
G&rard Tivey (76}

LICENSED TO KILL

I desperately need a cheat as I keep
getting stuck on level two. If s really
working me up,
Neil Mckee, (T7)

LIVE AND LET DIE

This gam© is driving me nuts. Has any-
one got a cheat for it? This will kill me
soon if I doni get help!
Adam Lycette (TB)

LASr NINJA 2

How on Earth do I complete level one? I
can collect a key, a map, a pole, nun-
chaku and get the hamburger After this
I cannot seem to do anything. What am I
doing wrong? Or what am I not doing?
D. Johnston (T 10)

I really need a cheat lor unlimited time
as I can not get past level D.
Matt Sole (T11)

F19 STEALTH FIGHTER

Can anyone save the pilot on thi$ game.
UpuranRatti(Tl2}

CAPTAIN BLOOD

Please tell me how to get started. Each
time I play I roam the universe meeting
aliens who just annoy me so I reach for
the power switch.
Ben Stonehouse (114)

FLOOD

Has anyone got the codes to the levels
for this water game.
Gareth Waitlt^gton (T16)

ILYAD

A great game, but I am completely
stuck. Please give me a cheat.
Steven Murray (T1 8)

DOGS OF WAR

Help^ Has anyone got a cheat for cash
and lives? if so. please write in.
DinielTyffnell(T19)

Tve had Etite for months ^ but I've only
visited about six planets 1 1 either crash
into a space station or get attacked anrf
destroyed between planets. Does any-
one have a cheat for more cash to buy
better weapons?
Andy Wood (T15)

FULL COHTACT

I can only get past the first 3 levels. Has
anyone got a cheat for infinite lives?
GlenBecket(T2l)

Please send some info for this game.
It's driving me round the bend.
William Brittain {T22)

Gimme help! I can't get past the pad^
level Thanks.
James Huckle (T1 3)

Does anybody have a poke for infinite
lives please?
Simon Shanks (T23}

T« HI* H ttX*

Someone please tell me how to get to

the Technodrome or how to get into the

blimp.

Jukka Hakulinen (T5)

ZAK MCKRAKEN

I can't find the lighter. Can any kind soul
help me out?
Geir Ore, (T24J

BLOODWYCH

I am having trouble with the first maze
where there is a blue sign saying 'My

key I bestow to those who can solve
this maze\ i can kilt everything in the
area, but I get stuck at a door with a
gold lock. I have a bronze key, but this
will not open any doors and I can't find
the l^ey for this one
Jason Westmacott, (725)

RESPONSES

PLAYIR MANAGiR |Q1)

To get money just remove 8-9 players
and after two or three big defeats youll
receive sponsorship.
Soren Hartvig, Denmark

RAINBOW ISLANDS (Q3)

Type in some of these cxxles for various
effects: BLRBJSBL - Fast feet, RJSB-
JSBR - Double rainbows, SSSLLRRS •
Fast rainbows, aJBJBJRS - Hint A,
LBSJRUL - Continues and ULSLBLS
- Hint B.
David Hurdman, Burgh

FANUSY DIZZY (05)

YouVe got the walking stick? Actually
it's a crowbar from Grandpa Dizzy, he's
at the top of the tree- house complex.
Marcus Opplehlne, Maidenhead

BLOOD MONEY (Q8|

Pause the game and press HELP key,
Upram Rath, Singapore

OHME DOGS NOT MY |Q9)

To get uttimate life pause the game then
write HALTBAKK IS THE KING.
Axel Roae, L>A.

ATOMIC ROBOKID (Q10|

Type Tuesday I4th on the title screen to
produt^ a menu which gives access to
infinite lives and all weapons.
Simon Hurdman, Burgh

TIME MACHIHC(Q13}

Type in your name as DIZZY on the
score table. This will give you infinite
lives and access to any particular
screen by pressing A or S,
Nial Ben son p Bralntree

THE IMMORTAL (R3)

After using the magic carpet to dodge
the trolls, give Anna the ring, then walk
around the triangle on the floor three
times clockwise,
David Coiweil, Lydney

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CADAVER (116)

When you enter Diano's lair, don't wait,
go through the middle door and pick up
all the gems. This should boost your
mind blast up to 240. Go back to his iair
and, when he says he's tired, use your
mind blast and pick up his head.
Paul Derrick, Scotland

ROCKET RANGIR (Raj

To get past the last two guards, foHow
this guide to the tetter and you'll be OK.
Keep your ^dukes' up al[ the time. Wait
for the guard to lower his fists and
punch his face. When the guard flips his
lid and sends an an^ay of punches
towards you, don't panic. Keep your
guard up and watch carefully for when
he does a body blew. Slock his attempt
by moving down and then give a counter
body blow. You should be able to deliver
a couple more blows to the faca before
he flips his lid again Using this you
should beat him with half your life left. It
does take a bit of practice to perfect.
Chris Mynrae, Middlesex

P-47 THUNDERBOLT (R7)

Type Zebadee on the Hi-score table.

During the game press F1. Tha
Complete screen should come up.
Press either F1 for infinite lives or F2 to
go onto the next level.
Paul Rotfey, Barnsley

THUNDER CATS tR9)

Instead of going in the directpon of the
arrow go in the opposite direction. After
a while you will come across the hover-
cat go back and use this for the wall
David Wall, Lincoln

ELITE (R11)

You do not have to be at a speci^fic
planet to get the Constrtctor Mission in
EOtB. The only requirement is that your
rating is Dangerous. You are given the
mission shortly after you reach this sta-
tus and you witi be told where to locate
the Constrictor
Karl Williams, Wales

RAHAOiUI TYCOON (R1 2)

To increase your cash just press Shift
and 4. Don't do this too much or the
game will crash.
Martin Punt, Hollamj

THUNDERBLADE |II14)

Type CRASH at the start of the game
and press Heip to advance levels.
Edwin Lorde, YoNc

PItlNCE OF PERSIA (1120)

When you draw your sword don't fight
the reflection. Put your sword away and
jump into yourself and walk to the feft. A
path ot flies wilJ form below your feet to
take you to the next section,
Bon Stonehouse, Crawloy

X-OUT(R21)

Buy the dearest ship and the cheapest
satellite and you should have 500,000
credits» Pressing Esc advances levels.
Paul Derrick, Scotlarvd

TUmtlCAN (R27)

On the high score table type in BLUES-
MOBIL for 99 lives.
Chris Pogloll, London

SWIV (1128)

Pause the game then type NCC-1701

for infinite lives.

Bdn Storehouse, Crawley

KICK OFF a (Rao)

tn mid -match run your finger over the
function keys from left to right. Si 2 or
SI 4 should appear in the top right hand
corner. You will now be able to substi-
tute the computer's goalie and the new
guy will be completely useless.
Paul Roffey, Barnsley

KICK OFF 2 (R30)

How to save penalties: Simply switch on
the autofire on your joystick, or repeat-
edly hammer tha fire button. The goalie
will save the ball every time.
E. R. Aarseth, Norway

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HAMMERFISr (ft33)

Type in TAEHC OT TNAW when you
get a high score and F7 wril teleport you
to the next level.
John Kerr» Bathgate

GODS

On level 2 buy a shield, magic potton. 3
fireballs, 3 stars and buy food wtth the
rest of your money. Collect the 3 gems
(fire, ice and water) and collect the world
key. Use the shield when you want. Just
before you go down the last ladder use
the potion and then open the world door
DONT GO IN. Before you do so make
sure you haven't got enough energy to
survive contact with a creature. Stand
by the door ready to (ea^e and as soon
as the thief touches you push up. You
will have oodles of fives and the score
will keep going up and up.
Trwvor Faller, Ely

TERMINArOR 2

Pause the game then press F1 - F10
and then press fire on your joystick to
skip levels. If you want to get out of a
particular level press the Escape key.
Emmett Hood, Leeds

LEMMINGS

You don't specify which difficulty setting
so here they ail are: Fun - NJM-
FLCALDU, TRICKY - CAJJMFMJFR.
TAXING - LGANNLFHHL and MAYHEM
- LFMGAJNFJY. Also, type FRIGGLY
on the title screen and something spe-
cial wifl happen,
Ronnie Farrlngton, Wtrral

LOIUS rURBO
CHALLENGE 2

The passwords are: TWILIGHT, PEA
SOUP, THE SKIDS, PEACHES. LIVER-
POOL, BAILEY AND E BOW.
Mark, Steve, Oave and many others*
Middlesbrough

POPULOUS

Load a Conquest game as normal. Click
on the World icon. Click on Custom
Game then on Game Options. Change
any options you like then click on OK.
Click on Evil then Two Players and
Cancel. You should now be m the
Conquest game. The upshot of this is
that the enemy cannot build or alter any
land in any way.
Adam Chapman, Middlesbrough

STRIDER 2

Start the game and type SWfFT. A
cheat icon should appear. Pressing 1
will now replenish Strider's energy, while
D will replenish Strider's Robot's energy.
Adffan Worthy, Hull

DEUTEROS

The thing to do is to build a resource
station section (2x) and bring them to
the pianets that need them Let the shut-
tle take it down to the surface.
Dion Wirtemen, Breda Holland

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ABOUT BUGS

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I (hare's no such thing
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Gompletely bug-frea com-
puter software. So, what
actually are these 'bugs' in
your favourite games ar>d
utility programs?

Any type of computar, no
matter how big or small p has

to be told exactly what to do,
othenA/ise unforeseen events
can occur. Some wag
dubbed this phenomenon
'bugs' and the process of
eliminating these mistakes
'debugging'.

The reason so many of
these glitches appear in per-
sonal computer software Is

that some publishers don't
have the resources to thor-
oughly test their products
before putting tham out tor
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Quite a few programmers
get vary narvous when asked
about the bugs in their soft-
ware^ Its like you're accusing
them of having acne. Even

the laid-back American
designers of the Amiga got
natty annoyed when they
ttted to gel the operating sys-
tem working propefly. This is
where the infamous Guru
Meditation massage stems
from. Apparently they would
sit down In front of their
machines eveiy time a crash
occurred and contemplate
greater things before
attempting any more coding
for the day. Otherwise they
might have thrown a brick
through the screen and we'd
be using boring old Atari
computers today!

SOME BUGS PREPARED EARLiER

F-aO UrTAUATOR IfHmmmi

'Y&s, w« did iiavQ som^ probieme witti F-29; admits PhIK Aissop of D^hal

Image Design- 'Do I lia^e to go into ttiem? Um. the reason the fir^t versbn df
F-29wn& SO bogoed is simpi^. We had lo nieii it out to pirt tti^ garn# imp iha
Ariiiga Gannes Pack from Cooimodore. We Jusl weren't ready and it wasnl
l^-ted vmy welL Vou get a\^ sorts ol prdbiems if yey jti&t sit down in irofrt of
your m3Lc:hin« itnd start iiackJng ^rway. You've got to test a s^ctJon as you
wfitiiL

Some oopjes of F'29 won'X draw lontacapes tf you fly off ttie map. and If
you lower me i^mJiing gear when you're outikle tfie game zone, Ihe inclioator
wiii iigi^t up but the gear wont sctuaJiy drop. There are man^ otfief glitctes in
the game - see if you can find them. ■

Our late&t game, Robowp 3 for Oc«an. had a few bugs but we've fiKOd
them now. Wa had two proorammem worldng in<lep«ndently on tha project
arfd i^is is a commwi cause of problems - everyone tHames the f auits on
their coileague^. Som^ilimes thino^ QO wror^ because of handwa/e faults with
the Amiga. The Blitter iLina l>aw commanci. lor example^ #ili somel]Jme& miss
tfie last m pixels when moving something around the ^craeii.'

KICK OFF 2 ite^i

There are probably five or six bugs in Kick C^^/ c»nliiii ftealgner, Steve
Sp^^eoh. 'Byg& ars diffvcuit to detect becajus^ iTs haid @aMng Ihenn to happerr
every Hme ymi play- We o^iy found put about the tHigs in i^ck O^^ after the
pame inad been released, and then it was too late to eta anytting about thBm\

Perhaps ^e most notioaable mistakes are that corner luck& are taKen at
tfiB wrong efid and subattlutas go missing al haif-ljn^, in Ihe Extm Tim#
acc:es§ory disk, it you hold the fire tHJiton down the kA^pi&i wiii automatlcaJiy
save the bali- Very handy!

■There's no way to maiKe a to^y looi-proof game J continuBs Scraech,
only ^ you'^re going to give it lo one thousand tasters for a year, or something
liikje that. Nobody has Qpt the Mme or money to do ihat. A program ^ifce Kk^
Off2i&vmy lnvoiv«l. AboiTt oim thiid Of itia doveiopmont itme was spent
debaggin§ the ^ftware.'

POPULOUS iii.HP9.kArt.}

We don't have any bugs in our games do we?/ asks creator Peter Moiyneiix

of BuiUfrog. "Oh y^, wg do> They're fvMTt>to things, i hate them, it's hard to
track them down because they usualy only manifest themselves in the prod-
uct that goes cot on $ale- Anybody who says 1t>dir §&m& hasnt got an^ tMigs
iJn rt Is talking rub*j<shi.'

'There are reaJly quite a few bugs in the original verskpn of Popuious, but
not a horrendous amount, I hasten to add. If you bulM votaano on a particular
spot, for instance, then build a iiouse and finaily raise tt^ land up to ma?(i-
mtim he^igfit, it wiii crash the game, it's embarrassing isnt rt?'

'If you're playing a two-player game and a mndom monstar iixsmes upp
Ihefe Is a ^ood chance thai the game wiii crash compleiely. Actuaiiy. there
are graphks h there for a random monsief thai never actually appears, no
matter how long you play the game, it's a rock monster who goes around lay-
ing down roc^ and grabbing people. He is quite a nloa Ntfe tNng, The funnry
Ihing is that this bug has t>een transferred over to Ih^ oonsoka versions of

POWIRMONOER tii*ci»(ii« m*! >

There are F^^ti^WS^ a few in there 'but t oan't remember them,' swears P9t&(
Moiyneujc- 'Erm, there ie one biFt I've never actuaJiy fourid it my-se^,.
Sometimes, under i^me weir^ situation, your main captain bums into a blajck
bo^ which floats aJI ovvr the piiaoe lor sonw reason. It's one of tho^ things
that happens onoe in a hundred games/

mUNDEUUWII {Cf* ^«iv.}

i doni Ihink ttiere aie any serious bi*gs. There was originaily a bug in tfw
keyt>oard handier, which meant the game wouldn't work on the Amiga 2000
or 3000 series; deciams the programmer MarH Avory. 'Surface- to- Air
MisaHes won't seek praiperiy tsdoause I got a compare statomoot round the
wrong way in the program . so mi^i^ss don't aotualiy see you on radar. Thia
ks a very subtle mistake, you shoukin't normally notice it. My 30 system also
makes some objects go oWthe screen if you're realty dose lo them. '

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66 Championship fiun (Zeppelin) £7.99 *

89 Miami Chase (Codamaster?) £7.99 *

90 Red Heat (Hit Squad) £7.99*

91 Flight of the intruder (Spectrum Holobyte/Mirrorsnft)
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93 Soccer Match (Impressions) £7.99 *

94 Eurooean Supi^rle^jElue (CDS) £24.99 **

95 Iron Lord (Action 16J £9.99 *

96 Artifidaf Dreams (Pocket Power) £2.99 *

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too Kick Off - Winnmfl Tactics (Anco) £12.99 ***
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TOP TEN GAMES
INU$A

1 Puliee QEisst III (Sierra
Online)

2 Rise of the Dragon
(Dynafnis^lerra Dniinfi}

3 L^isurt Suit Larry V
(Sierra Oitllne)

4 Might and MagiD 111 (New
World Computing)

5 Wing Commander II (Origin)

6 Gunship ZINn (Microprnsv)
TPoolsufDaitnetsfSSn

I Silent Service II [Microprose}

9 Eariifearvef II (Electronic

Arts)

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Acce^ory Disk (Origin)

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TOP TEN
PERIPHERALS

1 GVP A500 Hard Drive, H0+

2 RocTec Genlock RocGen

3 Seikosha Printer SP190OAI

4 GVP Sound Sampler D8S

5 ATonce PC Emulator

6 Citizen Printer Swift 9

7 Philips Monitor 8833

fl RocTec Genlocl( RocGen Plus

9 Citizen Printer Swift 24

10 RocTec Disk Drive

Ctiarts supplied by SIfIca Svsternj:
(0813091111).

WORLD FAMOUS
SPRITES

1 Super Mario Bros

2 Space Invaders

3 Pacman

4 Sonic the Hedgehog

5 Double Dragon

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Kuwait mnntlis before tftnse
IraiiL tanks rolled over the bor^
iwlKtyear.

* Japan Is the most expen-
sive place In the world to buy
Amiga software. Any glotial
tra¥ellers looking fur a hargain
shuuid check out sunny Spain.

231

LISTEN FOR A LIFETIME

It's a familiar everyday story. You're on the train, tube or bus and a person neaity has
their Walkman cranked up to maximum volume. Not only is the noise annoying, but it
coukd actually be causing some physical damage to their ears. Now the Electronic
Industries Association of America is trying to make the general public aware of potential
hearing loss by promoting the safe use of electronic entertainment equipment.

Hearing damage and loss is one of the most widespread yet invisible handicaps in the
world today. The National Institute of Health in the USA estimates approximately 10 mil-
lion Americans have suffered some hearing loss impairments as a resutt of exposure to
high intensity sound system.

The hazardous zona of dedbel levels begins at approximately 75 decibels, which
includes items such as average town traffic, rubbish disposals or an alarm clock ringing
up to two feet away. High sound pressure levels (loud noises) can damage or kill the fine
hair cells in the inner ear. Hearing progressively deteriorates as more hair cells are dam-
aged or destroyed.

Damage to your hearing can be short term (known as temporary threshold shift) or
long tenri (called permanent threshold shift). Short term often clears itself with little reoog-
rilsable hearing loss while long term damage is often irreversible.

Warning! If you're suffering from any sort of hearing loss, please consult your doctor.

TOP TEN GOD SIMS

1 Poputovs II {Byllfroo)

2 Megalomania (Imigiworki)

3PopulouE(ElQcliOiilcAr1s)

4 Pmirarmonaer (Eledroiiic Arti}

5 Utupia (Gremlin)

SSimClty(lia£ls)

7Cl«ll»(1iitirplay)

B SImEarth pails)

9 Realmi (Virgin Gamis)

10 Miifinbase( Wesson

liitflrnallofiel)

TOP PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES

1 Machine Cade

2-C' 3 AMOS 4 BASIC

5 Fortran 6 Forth 7 Cobol

ii

CALLING AU VIDMOPHIUS!

Sometimes you need to injed
some visual trtetery into your
home video epics. If your Amiga
genlock is being overloaded with
a stream of special effects,
Panasonic has released a Digirtal
Effects Generator to help ease
the strain.

'Anyone who has ever wanted
to produce music videos like the
pros or give a slick artistic look
to ordinary home videos will wel-
come our newgadget;
confidently predicts a spokesper-
son, "more and more amateurs
are getting Into editing and pro-
ducing their videos in a big way.'

The Digital Effects Generator
can act in unison with your
Amiga to create some da22llng
video sequences. Apart from
adding a hazy or surreal iook to
the picture, you're able to reduce

the screen image by 75% and
place It in any one ot nine differ-
ent positkins. Digital Mosaic
breaks down the image Into hun-
drads of squares, providing an
abstract geometric feel. With the
monaural colour effect, you can
c^st a single tint over an entire
image to project mood or a
dream-like Quality, IndMdual
frames can be rapidfy or slowly
flashed on tfia screen fora stro-
bo&copic effect.

These digital video eftects can
be combined with one another If
so desired. Best of all, these
effects can be synchronised to
tie beat of accompanying music.
An audio miKer provides precise
level control over sounds from
three sources.

OFNOBE

Lowest sound available to the human ear
30 Quiet librafV. soft whispers

40 Living room, refrigerator, a bedroom away from traffic
50 Normal conversation, quiet office
60 Air conditioner at 20 feet, sewing machine
70 Vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, noisy restaurant
BO Average city traffic, rubbish disposals, alarm clock at two feet {these
noises can be damaging under constant exposure)
90 Tube, motorcycle, truck traffic, stiop tools, lawn mower (damage may
occur In eight hours or less of exposure)

100 Rubbish truck, chain saw (le&s than IS minutes of unprotected expo-
sure is recommended)

120 Rock band concert, thunderclap (danger Is immediate. This exposure
can damage you rears).

140 Gunshot blast, jet plane (beyond the reasonable threshold of pain,
any unprotected exposure is dangerous)

1 BO Rocket launching pad (noise al this level causes IrrsverslbSe damage
and tends to be rather hotl)

TOP TEN PRINTER
MAKERS

1 Sefkosha

2 Citizen

3 Epson

4 Mannesmann Tally

5 Cannon

6 Olivetti

7 Brother

8 Hewlett-Packard
9 Panasonic
lOSamsyng

TOP TEN COIN-OP
COHVERSIONS

1 Golden Axe (Segs/Virgin

GaniBs)

2 Ralebdw Islanite

fjiltn/Oceaii)
Silhwenn (Ylrtln Games)
4Sinaslin(WlTHaDt^ceaiJ
5 Supei Moitase BP (Sep/US
Gold)
G Teki (Ocean)

7 Rudland (Storm)

8 ft-Tnio 11 (Iram/ArtMsiont
S Hard Drivin' (Ataii/Doinark)
ID Supei mefiaco GP (Sep/US
Gilld)

222

blUBp9ges

THE WAY WE WERE...

THREE TEARS AGO

• l>»y9no«is started talking about AqumvBntun, a
marvellous siMce epera faaiuring th« bast 30
graphics ever seen. We're still waiting to see tha
results...

• Saga's Oalaxy Force H and Powettlrift video
games hit the areades. Data last released the
coin-operated adaption off Ocean's successful
Jlol>ecof» title.

• Prism unveiled a 'mega' computer game based
around the storyline of a failed stage musical! TVie
KriBtal didn't manage to start a new trend.
Anybody fancy a go at Cats or Les Mlserables?

TWO YEARS AGO

• The world's first computer sypormarkot opened
in Califorrtia. Us Brits had to watt until last month
for a similar sort of store.

• Organisation Against Sexism fn Software
(OASISJ celebrated its first year of existence.
Founder Sandra Vogef said: *l can see no reason
why stereotypes of women should be used in
computer games'.

• Rainbow Arts produced one of the slickest shoot
•em ups yet seen on the Amiga. X-Out incorpo<
rated fast action, smooth-scrolling screens and
some mean looking and-of-level boss sprites. A
snippet off the hyped advert read: 'X-Oirt is the
first of a «new wave'* in software develotmient.
Computer entertainment developed on the com-
puter for the computer.' Erm, quitel

ONE YEAR AGO

• Bullfrog revealed plans to make a Worid War
One accessory disk for Ppwentionger. Uke the
first event, we had to wait a long time to see It
completed. Expect a full review next issue.

• Fhaarrr' Fnaarrrl Fnaarrri Virgin Games finished
an interactive version of the adult comic Viz.

• BrodartHind's smart arcade adventure Prince of
PBnla was awarded a CU Screen Star. Our faith-
flit and now sadty departed staff writer Marie
Patterson reckoned: 'Alt the aJements come
together extremely well to form a game which t«
both playable and enduring. One of the most inter*
esting games I've seen In a long time'.

SCAN AND DELIVER

Avid CU AMIGA reader Trevor Wilkinson from
Cleveland has devised an ingenious mouse
which doubles at at scanner! With such a
peripheral you can not only control software
in the normal way but also transfer ordinary
paper or photographic images into graphics
packages like Deluxe Paint IV.

The Mini Scanner works by pulling the
scanning arm out from the main console
which then clicks into position ready for
usOf' reveals clever Trevor. This arm is
pressed over an image while the scanning
button is depressed. The scanned image is
then reproduced on the screen using a spe-
cial program.

If these technical drawings are Iteyond
your soldering skills, write for more details
by sending an SAE to: Trevor Wilkinson, 58
Boulby Road, Cleveland TSIO SEA.

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DIVISION
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**(Th» MiiiiLifirlkt Oil) tmmt ioe<»ir In the
sophifltlcated way Am^i^^aint tx«at QmijF
nalioiiAl games."

fBE GlUffi. ETeTycrrwh&a hnym ld«iJ an w)m nakMAi loocertwisn

*tic>r". Hfire is iht oppemiVdT tn pin tiTB ]Mf4iCtiC5e TWT own kisaii
Opeiatin^ iitmn llw Eft^ti 1st DiviaiCiti j^OiL muit iKild a squad to
Eiiiallj6Dg« ka itie k^gue titba, thi FA ifld L^tgn^ C>[ipfi and iht 3
Eititi|p««i Uoplun^ And^ F^V«ra a^d rabinldtbtfi tsain wMe Inddiag

iOnmrrUlOFSft MAftKET. in a 3 s(|iiBdfl)»ittm{ iJA leiiE! wqmdr

Kmne gquKL And yoifih BquacLX use tba eanliaijeui im^E o(f Fcnd^
p}ay£is ijidtrfdfijiigpt»9r«ntpci«aifl aapid whosesfcillB leHleciyotir
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aoquisdoiii. JU!lWage,vefreiiiii£idieuKiF9vai^^9 E^BT^b^^beefj t
ahup tye on Slie GhaB^iiig skitl& o! ycur team.
SCUJ. All pOaimB ]aAv« i bfilAtvc^ dF 5 ^dJQs {nCh ''B^ciU
you miEt didOQwr by exp^iinifiAm^ mtti yow tsiin. ^ven moti
impartaiu wtli b4 youi jndg^irsni abcm ilw eflKtoTlhepiftkMiurtaun
biluicA m aIqU a?niJ:iiai>uikQii cm Oit cutcosne of i rnudu lod
syb«(|ib«Mly a s^mm oi raotb&U. SmiEable tduun^ cin
Aiw*kijtf tefiJm w3e pedals oi SUfitUQtbe 9lAiTmi3 Q(aJ?&iiig''uljr[kr«d^V^

MJITCSTFJITS. Tduf jt^lgitnenl inI3 l?e put to Khft hsl to Uiitmiw I
minute maftch/Btata iunukiioii ■gmmft aocuoMily iiauoliilj^ 4?i3(p<iBitkBi.
TM? i» tbe n«6idfiW« of yw l<&api aiud your moA r^Ulbla Bouncfr ol
UifinnalJDiL nwPt m displays d^ I3ll£c^ OprWp. twa Eiami^
plariar-w^lteblll, n^tineflv dtial^pliMHlubsttiiticwi^ in-mofcib HCtSO,
gD^lifCait«rs. poiKSiari bT€»akdbWVl Utd p^ormaihce iffi«*flfmi1Jt.

WllkT IS DUTEIiraT AiOnT TBB GAME?

SoptiStkated "At" U&chmqM^ repdacs "skill \ism^. JmigaoiAfEt
icp^pra nfeBMiJ tfUllunetK. Imedli^BncQ itirpl&oes hcfc- Dwieidei One M
iff i siimalalian oftbe mfld of the aoodei ndltigei. J^^imonatiafi DonsAd
&?3m iia doeeneii 10 tbu: ieaaii«i^

HEiUKOAai

"Wbea it comes to tbe 4tli ilawii HeailcDach has
it". ^Head CfiiMJi"^ "TV SpartB FootbaU" hud to
lueaiL

(Fop Coinii.)

TRC: GAME. HeadCoad) L3 tlhfi completQ AmAiK^a FootbaH

■iunuJttWtf^. Yi3u lake {]haia$ of th* 3ale^ recruit to ihd HTL, *lld
^rjrough -siiliuJ dftSCT 5^ garneplariB and ihi li** ol Ihe ooHege
draft, buikt up a 4Sman squad 10 keep y^UJ Caiia tiappy iandwin iht
Superbow]. Unlaraned seaflona and ageing pkyeis produce a
rualisiic game of fliictualifvg fortunes.

fHE MATCE. Tlw cmMch La a gariw in ItwU tltemg tbcMt «
Et^UHUJies to complslje. Wath 2^ offenawe plays and SI dereiisive
plays^ therft IS ample sctspela matdi yOUi fliine-plan tothe EkQItaof
your squad, andeapkHE iKe weetlcneaseE oE the oppOiitWH, If S here
wlwie the strepgtha and w«ak»e«9^ Ol yam playeiB if*
highliglued.

TlUy^niiG CAMP. An oj?pdiTUmty to aswsa your pkaifOft bfttwe
they Lake the (L« Jd- The appropnaie OM-ctl mU give you lua view ot
the cmrenl [orm o( any Oif dve play era and how llvay aie pertomning
m tramina A 40 yard tuned run will reveal theLF ahaipijess. Wid^
n^eivBiB, nimung backs, lif»ii*ck)BiH, comflrbacka a»d safetjea
r.eed 10 slujsfr h«re.

COLiUCE DRAJT. During <he 16 match aaasOn. plUfl wtl4le?ei
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second cla^ry ruHtUI^ h^pk. or wide rec*Lvei. Oi need IP beef up
youl offeTiSLve line (too many UCki). T|^ coUege diall ahouid h^
used ID ^dlhOi* Itin of the ftituiB and niakft lUie th«y>e playing
for yott-

STATISTICS. The statiatica cenjlns WlU eP^npaulaEe your tMm'fl.
and youf playcis' se4S*?n- Total yarda, ruslujig yirda^ passing
yaid*. fcLckoflretumE, punt letunts (iJid averages foi aD the*&l.
interoeptions, sacks, .. all llwa^ are kepi for dath maich, Ehe whole
6*i3on, for ilw team and fof each player. Aimeiican Footbat] is :l
game at stal£ and we letajn that

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Rolling Ro nny. Flight of the Intruder, Silent Service
2, Alien Breed. Death Knights of Kivnn, Last Ninja

3, Amnios, Barbarian 2, Moonstone. Sarakon,
Monopoly. Tips; Me^a Lo Mania and bumper ttps
round-up.

Disk one: RSI Demo Maker (complete program}.
Moonstone (playable demo}, Superecho Audio
Oigitiser. Timeset utility.

Disk two: Lotus 2 (playable demo). Trippen amd
Power Pong (pmes), Tune of the Month. Screen
ot the Month. Canon BJlOe printer driver.

FREE SUPPLEMENT! 24-page Essential Guide to
Public Domain

NOVEMBER ISSUE

Games construction kift round-upK fine art on the
Amiga, genlocks head-to-head. 24-bil colour^

Amos 3D. Joystick testing, How-it-works -

Lightguns, MED tutorial. Virus Guide.

Games: HeimdalL Termmator 2, Leander,
Supaplex, Altera Destiny. Robocod. Grand Prix,
Hudson Hawk, Boston Bomb Gluh, Pit Fighter, The
eiues Brother^, Stratego, Monster Business. Tips:
King^s Quest V., Flight of the Intruder.

Disk one: Fuzzhall (platyaWe demo). H-Ball and
China Challenge (games); tune of the month,
DPa^nt slideshow, Nuclear war sim.

Dist( two: Cubutous (gam*), DLock protection kit,
anti-click device^ screen of the month.

DECEMBER iSSlfE

Graphics extravaganza: Animated movres, make
your own Christmas cards, how to become a
games designer: plus hard drives head-to-head,
^hat works on Workbeficti 2?, sound enhancers,
dip art round-up. typing class.

Games: Bircts of Prey, Robocop 3, Ultima VI. Epic,
Knights of the Si(y. Battle isie. Mtcroprose Golf,
Devious Design. Rugby: The World Cup Vs
Audiogenic Rugby, 40 Boxing, First Samurai,
Populous 2. Star Right 2. Smash TV, Hajgarthe
Horribfe. Double Dragon 3, Super Space Invaders.
Pegasus, Ma^a Twins. Suspicious Cargo. Fate,
Seven Colours, Cisco Heat. Shadow Sorcerer,
Super Fulcrum, Final Blow, Volfied, Hard Novi.
Captain Planet.

Disk Orte: An instant collecdan of 21 games, an of
which are guaranteed to work on the all- new Amiga
5tWP!!

Disk two: Test Plus 2.2E. A fully-featured word
processor: Christmas Clip Art, vdeo and audio cas-
sette label-making program; FastDlsk 2 disk space
organiser; pictyre of the month and tune of the
montti.

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Perhaps the most versatile micro ever made,
the Commodore Amiga is supreme in ail fields of
personal computing. If you're tired of simply

BSSf

Welcome to the machine of oppor
tumty. The possibijitfes of the
Amiga really are limited only by
your imagination, Within seconds you
coufd be playing a game, creating stun-
nmg animated sequences or static art
compospng some music, writing a fetter
running a small busfness, producing
your own fanzine., the list of options is
almost endless. Everybody has the
chance to get the best out of their
Amiga. Ail that s needed to tap this huge
potentiaf for productivity and playtime is
tne right accessories. A fittle bit of prac-
tice can also help, of course! Lucidity
hardware and software for the Amiga is
readily avaiiable throughout the UK and
the rest of the world. If you can be both
ered, It's even possible to buy the latest
gear in the bustling bacit-streets of
Bangkok

Over three million Amigas have been
sm since the impressive fntroduction of
th(s ground-breaking home computer
bacl< rri 1935, when maverick artist Andy
Warhol produced a portrait of sultry
singer Debbie Harry on the Amiga usino
a prototype of EAs DetuxePaintm pro
gram at the Summer Consumer
Electronics Show in Chicago, As the
sales personnel were keen to stress at
the trme. Only the Amiga mal<es it pos-
sible .

Surprising then, that the Amiga was
ongrnaify intended to be the ultimate -
video games console but a series of
events quicl<ly changed that perception.
After legendary chip designer Jay Miner
and the rest of the engineering group at
Los Gatos in California had finished the
wtole project had blossomed into the
ultimate personal computer; They d
even devised one of the strangest
peripherals yet seen. The Joyboard was
a joystPcJ< operated in a similar fashion
to gorng surfing or skateboarding,

IMPROVED

Instead of sitting on its backside,
Commodore has continually expanded
and enhanced the Amiga family of
microcomputers. Today, you have the
Choice of buying an entry level A500
with Ban Simpson game and
DsfuxePaintgmphics package (£400) a
more up-market version like the A15o6
(El 000) or the new CDTV multimedia

saving Lemmings, Rik Haynes suggests some of
the otiier options available...

machine (£500). This latter option fuses
the flexiblQ visual technologies of the
Amiga with the outstandfng sound and
storage capabilities of Compact Disc.

The recent decision to supply the
standard A500 with one megabyte of
memory has been greeted with glee by
the thousands of programmers out there
in coding \an& These dedicated digital
developers are always trying to push the
boundaries o1 what's possible on your
favourite slab of silicon. Many future
games and utilities simply wonl work on
an Amiga with less than one megabyte
of RAM. Don't say you weren't warned!

Now it seems we could be seeing a
slightly cut-down version of the Amiga,
with an esttremely attractive price of
below E200, sometime next j^ear. Where
will it all end, eh?

Once youVe actually used an Amiga it s
difficult to conceive of how yoy ever
managed before the beast actually
arrived. Little wonder then, that its the
darlir>g of creative people on tight bud-
gets. The resulting images and sounds,
and sometimes the Amiga itse^f, can be
seen in cheap mo\/ies and television
shows including The Chart Show and
Neighbours,

Possibly the most outlandish use of
the Amiga so far has been by trendy
DJs across Europe Lasers effects are
apparently no longer enough to satisfy
the techno lusts of energetic nightclub
ravers. Dance! loors, surrounded by
expensive Sony monitors and fed by
Amiga fractal vision, pump out visual
noise in rhythm to the beat of hardcore
grooves from the likes of The Prodigy,
M-Joi and Bizarre Inc.

Most productivity applications and
activities require a more meaty machine
than the one sold in the Cartoon
Classics bundle. The most likely
upgrade route is taken by purchasing an
extra ffoppy disk drive (approximately
£50) or hard drive (around E250),
decent monitor (from £300) and addi-
tional memory (around £50 per 512K of
RAM). With such a system setup, you
shouldn t have any prob
iems waiting for your
favourite program to strut
its stuff. Commodore will
shortly be launching an
add-on C D- R O M d r i ve
(£TBA) allowing you to try
CDTV product on your
Amiga.

The range of add-ons and periphsrals for ths

Amiga 4s vast, Extra memc»rv, traclal genera-

tofli graphics packag^^, lighl p«n&, light gun^,

«Ktra drives, cabinets, synthHsiasrs^ video-

packages ^r>d dlgNJ^i^ are )ust some &f 1N«

»qjipfiient that's really availablft.

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Witli a palette of over
4096 colours and multifar
ious display modes to
have fun with^ creating
graphics is easily tlie most
popular use for tlie Amiga^
An incredible diversity of
packages are available,

DO IT YOURSELF if fou re still not sat'
Itflei witfi tkc raige of sottmra avallahia on
the Aralp, wivr not pf ogf sm yuuf tmu? It's
easier than you think, espec^lally wlVh some-
thing like Eurnptess Software's aw3nJ-wlfinin|
AMOS [tsa\ program. JMOS has qulcicly estgb-
llohed ttsoll astha leading program'Tiiing
language f Of the Afniga before attempting the
hassle o( machine code, tt let^ peopie concen-
trate OR Uie design of a lame, ttf Itty m tianw
withotft worrying too much about how any
fancy audio- video effects like moving ani-
mated sprltos and screen scrnllini are
ecl«allv achleired. Yoi'll require a workable
understanding of BASIC progtartiming before
yo« start on yoyr first eplc« thoiigli. II you
think you can handio the Amiga without any
aid from clever programmers, loolt no further
than Action Replay II (£60} from Oalei
Electronics. With this cartridge, you're able to
eiamine memory and hardware reglstflrs, edit
progran^ and Ionic for pictures, sprites and
fonts. The novice is able to disi^seinble pre»
grams, make notes on what you find, generally
mes around with th« way they work and thus
disciiver the tricks of the trade.

ranging from ordinary paint and anima-
tion programs to sophisticated video
titling software and genlock hardware
enabiing you to overlay text and grapti-
ics over your own fiome videos.

DeiuxePaintlVbY Electronic Arts
(£90) is easy to use, has everything you
need to conjure up some gorgeous
graphics and is, therefore, ttie most pop-
uiar paint and animation product
released on any micro. Tfie DisnBy
Animation Studio (£100) concentrates
on tt^e more traditional methods of ani-
matics and cartooning. If you Ye after
more life-like images, take a Jook at
some of the ray tracing titles out tliere
such as Sculpt 40 (1:250) and Sculpt 40
Jr(£80). Using some corn plicated calcu-
lating routines, the way rays of tight
bounce off objects can be mimicked,
making them look far more realistic.

If the best sort of sprites and back-
drops you can achieve stilf woLiidn't look
out of place in a kid's nursery, perhaps
you should invest in a
video digitiser of some
sort? These handy gad-
gets can turn ordinary
photographs or footage
from video tape Into a
picture inside your
Amiga. There is an
almost bewildering array
Of such devices current ly
on sale. Digi-View Gold
(£150) from Newtek is
highly recommended
because of excellent
results and its complete
software control over
such important aspects
as brightness, sharp-
ness, resoiution and
palette. Digi-View Gold
digitises in all the Amiga

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graphics modes from 320x256 up to
76e)£592 and uses 2 to 4096 ooburs
including halfbrite mode. Video Digitiser
II (£90) by Datel Electronics can grab a
frame of video in 1/50 second using 4^
or 1 6 grey levels. Rombo also produces
an impressive widget, Vidi-Amiga
(£1 80), which is wideiy regarded as the
best video frame grabber for the price.
Images can be grabbed from either
colour video camera or VCR decks with
this one.

OUT OF THIS WORLD Ami nnw tor S04Ne1liliig can^Mely dlfterent... Vfsta Pro (ESS) is a
traclal gtneraiQr able ta reEre^tf photorealistic landscapes wifh natufil-fooklng mnuntains. Bow-
lines and lakas la>r Indu^on Into pur own pletures and progranu;. WHh It, yoy're able to tr^n^er
f raclal-nHiiBFaleri gr^pbics into BelttxePBlni or save lan;risGiN9es as 3D images and Import tbom Into
i ray tracing paclcoge like Scufttt 40. This oEtraeritlniirv progtam by Hvparcube Engineering uses Um
Bpniiutatlonal formula Inventeti by Pmles^oir B@noir Mandelbrot, a prominerrt ntathematkiaii at ISM
In New York. Fractal graphics bave so far been put to best use Jn miiitary stmulators and I'txar's
qiectacular planit genesis sequence lar ttie Star Tiak II: Die Wrath ol Khan movie. Warning! Vista
Fm requires aboiri 3MB RAM to run pFOp«rtr. Psygnosis meice exteitsive use of tfactals III the
Ptamsm demo supplied 'f re«' nfth the GDTV.

All the$e grabbing gizmos have given
rise to a lucrative spin-off industry called
Desktop Video, NewTek has taken the
whole concept to totally new heights
with the Video Toaster If you've got
£130-0, two monitors and 5MB RAM to
spare at the very least, this powerful
Amiga accessory produces digital video
effects norrmalfy found in £50.000 TV
studios. These include advanced 3D
animation software for things like flying
logos and fog, genlock, frame grabber,
character generator; 16.8 million
colours, variable motion blur^ fast photo-
realistic rendering and jog shuttle
control. This baby is good enough for
broadcast use and took over four years
to develop.

Such visual treats would be pretty
limp without audio acocmpaniment,
right? No problemo. Your Amiga excels
at producing superb music and sound
effects.

Have you ever wondered where all
those funny or familiar audio FX comes
from in a good game? These real
sounds are referred to as sampled
because they were originally taken from
a normal sound source connected to
your Amiga with a sampling device. It's
the computer equivalent of a cassette
recorder except you
can perform all sort of
tricks, like altering the
tempo and adding
reverb, on the sound
once it has be«n sam-
pled. Unfortunately,

these wonderful samples requires large
amounts of memory so they have to be
kept short. Nearly everybody involved
with the Amiga sells their own type of
sampling hardware and software so
youVe absolutely spoilt for choice.
FutureSound 500 (C90) is ex,pensive^
especially when considering the primi-
tive software support, but produces crisp
samples when used with a top notch
editing program like AudioMasterlU
(E90). Microdeal offers the cheaper
Master Sound (£40) complete with some
nifty programs like a sequencer and
musical keyboard emulator. Finally, Mini
Sampler {E25) from Datel Electronics
and Evesham Micros' Stereo Sound
Sampler (£30) can hardly be beaten in
terms of price.

INEXPENSIVE

Real bargains can be lound in Public
Domain libraries , this is cheap software
where the author forgoes the profits of
publishing but may expect about £1
from you if the pnagram is kept and
used. This will usually provide you with
extra documentation and upgrades in
the future. Apart from the large selection
of graphical demonstrations, primitive
games and such like, there are many
excellent PD utilities which enable you
to combine sound sampFes into music
compositions. The most notable of

these, Noise Tracker md MED, cost
around £2 each and put most so-called
professional programs to shame. MED
3,0, in particular, is a brilliant music
composition package from Finland
which can load at least 64 sounds sam^
pies into the memory at once and
display musfc in traditional notation. It
also incorporates a sampie editor and
MIDI sequencer.

Standing lor Musical Instrument
Digital Interlace, MID! is a very practical
solution to controlling synthesizers,
drum machines and other musical
instruments using your Amiga, By sim-
ply connecting a maximum of sixteen
MID 1-compatible instruments to a MIDI
interface (£30) attached to the back of
the Amiga, you can run some speciaf
sequencing software to create any sort
of music from the latest dance-tracks to
more classical works. Music X (£100) is
probably the most widely used
sequencer on the Amiga. With Music X
you're able to turn your machine into full
music studio. For the beginner there is
also a cut-down versfon, Music X Jr
(£50). Bars and Pipes (£200) is easier to
use than the Mus/cX series and Bars
and Pipes Pro (£250) includes such fea-
tures as a mixing desk and the ability to
display music notation. There are plenty
of MIDI appiications available from any
good PD supplier, too, Gemini

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Shareware is one of the many PD stook-
i$te with editors, utilities and sequencers
for all the popular MIDI synths on the
market. Don't worry if you're not another
Mozart or Jean Michael Jarre, Island
Digital is selling a range of ready-made
'Hands On' MIDI sequences (£20) for
popular tracks like Michael Jackson's
Bad and Hanky Panky by Madonna.

Alternatively, Mindscape is offering
you a chance to play the piano without
the hassle of formal lessons. Already
enthusiastically featured on the enduring
BBC 1 show Tomorrow's World, the
Miracle {£300) is a complete system
with full MIDI musical keyboard and
easy to understand software which will
teach you how to play the piano within a
matter of hours. Mindsc^pe intends to
further the Miracle by releasing 'Play
Along' programs over the coming
months.

ANTI-LEMMINGS

On a fun note. The Sickness Simulator
from Strictly PD, features noisy samples
o1 a cough, sneeze, burp, fart, groan
and so on. Talking of PD, you cannot
really afford to miss the excellent work
of artists Tobias Richter and Eric
Schwartz. The latter person is best
known for his utterly fantastic Anti-
Lemmings D&mo. Even the boss of
Psygnosis was bbwn away by the
immense quality shown by (his
American teenager. Also from this tal-
ented and very humorous animator we
have A Night Rt the Movies, Juggette tt.
Space Shuttte and SteRlth Fighter,
Walker is another famous Amiga demo
vfhere a giant AT-AT annoured vehicle
from The Empire Strikes Back movie
comes to life before your very eyes.

More everyday mundane tasks like
writing a letter, teaching the kids how to
recognise colours and shapes, or run-
ning a small business can benefit from
an injection of Amiga magic.

With any good Word Processor or
Desktop Publishing package you can
brir>g your words and graphics together
to express yourself like never before. -
With Pagestream 2. 1 (£200) , for exam-
ple, you can create
anything from simple
Christmas cards to sensa-
tional business brochures.
Here you see a represent
tatlon of the page you're ^
working onp and you can
move text and pictures
around ^ enter headlines,
and so forth. Professional
Page 2 (£250) is the num-
ber one choice for serious
Amiga publishers.
Meanwhile, a package like
Genisoft^s Prodips (£25)
is a diverse collection of
dip art to enliven the
pages designed with your
favourite DTP package,
Arnor's Protext 5.0 word
processor is fine if you

The Amiga rahte Is conUtiually e?(pancling.

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A 1500, A2000and the A3000 and the Amiga

CDTV. in the pipeilne ks a cyl-down version af

tlw A50P, tantativaly titled the A300, which

should be avaKKabIa at the knock-down price

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don't need the extra facilities provided
by a Desktop Publishing program. It has
an in -bull I: spell checker with over
1 10,000 words and supports many lan-
guages including Albanian, Czech,
Dutch, English, French, German,
Hungarian , Italian. Latin, Norwegian^
Polish^ Rumanian, Spanish and Welsh,
Don't forget you'll need to add a decent
printer to see the results of your labours.
Prices start at around £1 £0 to over
£1200 depending on the print quality
and time it takes to reproduce a page of
text and/or graphics. Like most things,
you get what you pay for - but the Star
LG-20 J£200) and Seikosha Notebook
(£430) are just two of the many
workhorses available to you. One thing
to rein ember, more exotic printers can
be a real pain to connect to your Amiga.
Make sure the correct ^Printer Driver'
software is available for the one you
choose. Scanners are another useful
peripheral for people into Desktop
Publishing These gadgets, like the
Golden Image Scanner (£200), can
transfer photographs and pages from
books into your Amiga as a picture file-
Here, you must watch out for a good dpi
capabiiiiy [Dots Per Inch) rating. Most
scanners have a range of 1 0O to 400
dpi. The higher the number, the clearer
the image that will be replicated.

ALL MOD COMMS

Those with a hint of wanderlust might
like to try a modem and to communicate
with other Amiga users around the world
via the telephone. Mind you, remember
it's not one of the cheapest ways to
make new friends. Emulation is another
way to expand your horizons beyond the
frontiers of the Amiga. The trouble is. it's
very hard to simulate another computer
system and use the software available
on thai machine. Very few, therefore,
achieve any degree of success.
Perhaps the only ones that come close
are AtOnce (£200) for IBM PC emula-
tion and A-Maj< (£170) which
approximates the functions of an Apple
Macintosh.

Wow! We hope this brief overview ot
the opportunities out
there has prompted you
to rethink the way you
could use your Amiga in
the months to come.
There are just so many
options freely available
to you, that it can quickly
get very confusing and
frustrating. That's why
CU AMIGA brings you
the essential information
you need to make the
right purchasing deci-
sions. Whether you're a
Pixel Picasso or MIDI
Maestro, there's always
a range of new products
under review and useful
hints and tips to follow
every month.

If you've ever wondered what
Workbench is all about, here's your
chance to find out once and for all.

Mat Bfoomfield elucidates.

Though you may only use
your Amiga for games.
you re bound ro
encounter Workbench at one
time or another, even if it's just
to format a disli. However,
tl^ere's a fot mora on offer than
that, especially now that tlie
new 2.0 operating system lias
been released. As we take a
detailed look, you'll soon dis-
cover that controlling your
Amrga can actually be a simple
and enjoy abfe past- time f

The first thing you'll need to
do is load Workbench, so reset
your computer and put the
Workbench disk into the disk
drive.

When it's loaded, you HI be
presented with the main
Workbench screen. This is
blue if youYe using a 1.3
Amiga or older, and grey if
you're using a 2.0 machine
such as the Amiga Plus
(A500P).

ICON SEE YOU

At the side of the screen are
two small disks, known as

icons. The top one is labelled
Ram Disk; and indicates an
area of memory where you can
temporarily store data. Any
information stored in the Ram
Disk is lost when the computer
is turned off for more than
thirty seconds.

The other icon is either
named Workbench 1 .3, or
Workbench 2.0, and it repre-
sents the disk that you loaded
the Workbench from.

You'll also notice that
there's a small red arrow on
the screen, which is called a
pointer, and is moved around
using the mouse.

If you move the pointer so
thai it^S on top of the
Workbench icon, then press
the ieft mouse button twice
quite quickly (double-click), a
box (known as a window) will
open up containing fots more
icons.

Although any picture can be
used as an icon, it s what they

do that matters, not what they
look like.

There are five main types of
icon and each represents a dif-
ferent sort of information.

The first type is called a
Disk Icon, and both the
Workbench and Ram Disk
icons fall into this category.
Disk Icons are used to indicate
logical devices such as floppy
and hard disk drives and spe-
cially assigned areas of

memory etc.

Whenever you double-click
on a device icon, a window wiil
open showing you the contents
of that device.

The second is called a
Drawer or Directory Icon, and
works in a srmilar way to the
Disk icon A directory is the
computer equivalent of a folder
in a filing cabinet, it doesn't
actually tell you any informa-
IJon itself, it s just a receptacle

which contains related files.
Unlike a (iling cabinet, the
computer's also capable of
storing folders within folders. A
directory inside another direc-
tory is called a sub-directory,
and is considered to be tlie
child of the directory ft's in.

By double-clicking on a
Directory Icon, a window is
again opened to show you its
contents.

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Some programs can only be
loaded from CLI. and arthough
they may still have an icon, try-
ing to load them will generate
the error message Unable to
open tool xyz' (xyz is the name
of the program).

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any saves that you might
make. Irom a ^ord processor
or art package for instance.
When you double-dick on
them, Proiect Icons will auto-
matically attempt to load the
program that they were cre-
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that progrann. For example, if

you Clicked on the Projeci Icon

for a text tile that was created
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automatically load the word
processor before loading your
file into it.

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If you take a moment to look at
the window containing the
icons, you'll see that it has a
number of characteristics as
well. For starters, the wiodow
has a thick border around it
which displays various types of
information.

At the top of the window
there's a name: Workbenchi .3
or Workbench2,0 in this case.
This indicates the name of the
icon that was double-clicked to
open the window in the first
place.

To the left of the name is a
small square with a dot inside
it. This is called a 'Closo
Gadget' because If you move
the pointer over it and click
with the left mouse-button, it
closes the current window.

To the right of the window
name are two further gadgets
connected with positFoning and
sizing of the window. These
gadgets look and function dif-
ferently an machines with 1 .3
or 2.0 operating systems.

On a 1 .3 Amiga, the gad-
gets look like two differently
coloured over-lappJng rectan-
gles. They both adjust the
positioning of the window in
relation to other windows
which you may have opened. If
you click the gadget with the
dark rectangle to the front it
pushes the current window
behind any other windows that
may be open. The gadget with
the light rectangle to the front
performs the opposite function.

On a 2.0 Amiga there's still
one overlapping rectangle
gadget, but the other one has
been replaced with a picture of
a white square inside a blue
one.

If you click on the over-lap-

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^ ping rectangies, it either brings

the window to the front, or
pushes it to the back of the
screen according to its current
status. If you Click on the other
gadget the window is auto-
maticalfy reduced or enlarged
so that you can either see
other things an the screen, or
see more of the window you're
working on.

Filling up the entire fight-
hand Side of the window is a
bO)( capped at each end with
arrows. Sometimes when a
window is open, there are
more icons than can be dis-
played at one time. Any icons
which can't be displayed still
has a position relative to the
other icons, they're simply out
of sight Consider the windows
of your own house - just
because much of the terrain
outside is out of view doesn't
mean thai it ceases to exist!

By clicking on either of the
arrows, ^ou can move the win-
dow's position relative to the
various icons.

Between the two arrows
there's a bar known as a
Scroll Bar' which can be used
as a quicker way of moving the
window around. If you click on
the scroll bar with the left
mouse button and keep the
button held down, you can
move the bar up and down
within the box. The scroll bar
itself represents the currently
visible window, and the box
represents the total amount of
information to be displayed.
For example, if the scroll bar
half filfs the box it means that
the current window is equiva-
lent to half of the total vertical
area that t he icon s occu py .

Running horizontally along
the bottom of the wirtdow,
V0u1! notice another set of
arrows complete with scroll
bar. These work in exactly the
same way laterally as the verti-
cal ones-

In the bottom right of the
window there's a small gadget
for resizing it- If you dick the
pointer on it keeping the but-
ton pressed, you can increase
or decrease the size of the
window.

The final element of a win-
dow can be found along its
left-hand side, where you'll
noti<^ a gauge with an *F' at its
top and an 'E' at its base. This
is only found on windows
which were opened as a result
of clicking on a device icon

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because it shows how full or
empty the current device is. In
most cases this only refers to a
disk, but it can also be used to
indicate spare memory.

2.0 users will notice that this
is absent on their version of
Workbench, but if you look to
the right of the window name,
you'll see a more detailed
description of the current
device.

Now that we've briefly
explored the anatomy of a win-
dow and the purpose of icons,
we'll move on to look at menus
and how they work.

MENU
SELECTIONS

Press the right mouse button
and hold it. You 11 notice that
the top of the screen changes
to display a number of words.
These words indicate that one
or more options relating to that
heading can be found there.
Still holding the button down,
move the pointer until it's on
top of one of the words. The
word should become high-
lighted (change colour), and a
fist of words should appear
below it. These are the options
that f mentioned. Without
releasing the button, slide the
pointer down the list of options.
As the pointer moves over
them, some may become high-
lighted themselves, or still
further options may appear to
their side. Many of the options
will appear to be written in
faded letters, and cannot be
selected. This is called
Ghosting" and the computer
does it to indicate that those
options are not currently avail-
able.

If you wish to select an
option, sirnpjy move the
pointer onto it so that it
becomes highlighted, then
release the right-mouse-btit-
ton.

We're going to take a closer
look at the different
Workbench options now, but
because there are so many dff-
ferences between 2.0 and
1 .3./2 Amigas, we'll examine
each one in turn starting with
the 1.3.

1 *3 MENUS

The 1 .3 Workbench contains
three menu headings!
Workbench. Disk and Special.

The Workbench menu con-
tains all of the options
pertaining to individual files.
Here's how they work:

Open: If you you select an
icon (by clicking on it once)

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pre^cessors but they fynettoo In the same way.

The background and windows can be lilled with ussMelined patterns
oncter the new 2.D operating syslem.

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arranges ail loons Into neal rows and columns. This is used In conjunction
with ihe Snapshot opMort which saves your designer vv indaws lo dJsli-

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menu so thai you dDn't need to doubre-cJick their icons to load Jhem.

Click on an icon ttien select InidrmatiDn' \q find oul more aboyt it. This Is
tt» easiest way to check the protection slalus of a tii©

Worklwnch 2.0 is far easier and more intuitfve to use Ihan earlier verafons.
Many of the toois uttliie compieieiy r&-written commands which are based
dntheAIIPilbrarv.

and select Open, it perforins
the saine tLrnciioin as if you'd
double-€licked the icon, ie, ft
either opens another wii^dow.
or attempts to load a program.
Close: Once a window has
been opened, it can be $hut by
selectiiig its icon then selecting
close,

Dupficate: Affows you to
make a copy of a program or
drawer. Select the icon of the
item to be duplicated and
select Duplicate from the
menu. A file will be created
called Copy of... whatever'.
Note, if you want to make a
duplicate of a program on a
disk, as opposed to one in
memory, thie disk must be
write-enabJed.

Rename: Sefect a file or
draw9r theii choose rename to
change its title.

Info: As described earlier,
each loon has specific charac-
teristics which can be shown
by first selecting the icon then
Info, Info also gives details
about the protection status of a
selected icon, and allows you
to make programs non-detete-
able for mstance.

Dtscard: This option piD-
vides you with a quick way to
permanently erase unwanted
files etc. SeJect the itein to be
destroyed then choose the
Discard option from the menu
to kiff it.

There are two options in the
Disk menu: Empty Trash and
Initialize.

Empty TrasJi: If you wish to
dejete a fot of files, it may be
quite time consumiog to use
the Discard option for each
one. If you double-click on the
Trashcan icon, a window wi-ll
open which represents the
inside of the 'can'. By clicking
on an icon and holding the but-
ton down, you can drag
unwanted files into this win-
dow, then when you're ready
to delete them all select the
Trashcan icon and choose
Empty Trash to erase every-
thing in one swoop.

Initialize: This is just
another wond for format. When
you buy a blank disk it is 'raw'
and unready for use on the
Amiga. Before it can be used it
mijst be converted into a spe-
cial format which the Amiga
can understand. By inseiling
the new disk, then selecting its
icon and initial lizing it, the disk
is transformed into something
that the Amiga can read and
write to,

The Special menu contains
mfsceilaneous commands

which, among other things,
help you to keep the appear-
ance of your Workbench
screen tidy.

Clean Up: When a window
is first opened, selecting Clean
Up wfll cause all of its poons to
be arranged neatly within it,
thus saving you the chore of
having to do the job by hand.

Snapshot: Once the icons
in a window are arranged as
you want them, selecting
Snapshot with the window
selected, tells the Amiga to
save that layout. Whenever the
window is opened in future, the
icons will' be presented exactly
as you snapped' them r

Last Error: Occasionally
the Amiga generates error
messages telling you that
something is wrong. It you
didnl notice a message that
was flashed up on the screen,
selecting Last Error wili re-dis-
play it

Redraw: If a window has
been corrupted for some rea-
son. Redraw attempts to
restore it to its former condi-
tion.

Version: Selecting this

optron displays the version
numbers of both your Kickstart
and Workbench.

3.0 MENUS

Workbench 2.0 features many
enhancements over previous
versions, and its four menus
are the first to reflect these
improvements.

Backdrop: Unlike its prede-
cessors. Workbench 2.0 opens
a window to dfsplay all icons,
including device icons. By
selecting Backdrop, the win-
dow can be switched off so
thai these icons appear on a
standard backdrop.

Execyle Command: This
open up a small requester into
which you can type CLI com-
mands. This saves you time
because previously you would
have had to open a Sheli or
CLI winidowtodothis.

Redraw All: Similar to the
1 .3 Redraw command, Redraw
Alf simply attempts to refresh
any corrupted areas of the
screen.

Update All: Sometimes
information in one window is
not displayed because another
window has taken precedence.
Selecting Update All causes all
windows to be redrawn, and all
information in them to be
updated.

Last Message: Whereas
the Last Error option of
Workbench 1 .3 o nly displayed «,

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the previous Error Message,
Last Message will re-display
any message which you may
haveiust missod.

About: This i$ exactly the
same as the 1 .3 Info cornrnand
as it provides you with irtorma-
tion about the Kickstart and
Workbench Versions that are
currently in use.

Qy It: This much needed
option allows the user to shut
down the Worl^bench, freeing
any memory that it may have
been using. This option should
be used'i with care, because
unless a Shell window is left
open, you can't return to
Worklbench once you've
selected this.

Unsurprisingly, the Window
menu contains options relating
to windows and items within
them.

New Drawer: This creates
an empty directory pn the cur-
rent window.

Open Parent: When t
talked earlier about directories
and sub-directories. I men-
tioned that a siib-directory is
considered to be the child of its
host directory. Because you
can close a rnain directory win-
dow whilst its child is still open.
Open Parent will re-open it.

Close: This shuts down the
active window and performs
the same function as clicking
on a window's Close gadget.

Update: When the contents
of a window have been altered
as a result of a CLI, Shell or
other operation, the updated
contents would not usually be
displayed until that window is
closed and re -opened. Update
simply performs this function
for you.

Select Contents:
Occasionally you may wish to
select all of the icons within a
window. Although you can
achieve this vria a number of
extended selection methocte.
the easiest way is simply to
choose the Select Contents
option.

Clean Up: Again, this
option performs the same
basic function as its 1 .3 coun-
terpan, but it's been made
more flexible in the way that it
worlds. Whereas under t.3
Workbench the Clean Up
option only worked as soon as
a window had been opened, it
can now be used any time to
tidy up the icons within the
active window.

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icon, there may be a number
of tidden" files within any
directory. Select show and all
false icons will be temporarily
created for files which don't
ha-i/e one.

View By: Although the
Workbench defaults to show
all files by icon, you may pfefer
to see them displayed in
words. The View By option has
four sub-choices: (con^ Name,
Date and Size. If you choose
one of the latter three, afl files
will be displayed as text, but
soled according to the choice
you made. For instance 'View
By Date' will generate a
chronological list of files, with
the oldest at the top, and the
most recently created at the
bottom.

The third menu, calted
Icons, is roughly equivalent to
the Workbench menu of 1 .3
systems in that it contains
opiions for manipulatin g indi-
vidual icons and files.

Open: Copy: Rename:
Inform at! 00: These four
options wonk in the same way
as their 1 .3 counterparts ^ so
read the Workbench menu
section for more details.

Sfiapsfiot: This saves the
position of the selected icon or
icons to disk so that whenever
its window is opened, it's in the
same position.

Un snaps hot: This aiSows
you to over-nde the position of
an icon. It the icon is not snap-
shotted again, the Workbench
will position it where it wants
when the window is opened in
future.

Leave Oyt: Using the
Leave Out option, an icon can
be moved outside its parent
window and placed in the
Workbench window. Although
Its associated files will remain
where they were, the icon will
be permanently displayed on
the Workbench window unless
they are-..

Put* away: This restores an
icon to its originai location after
it's been moved using the
Leave Out option.

Delete: Allows you to erase
files from the disk, memory
etc.

The Tools menu is unique
in that it's the only one that you
can add items to. For pro-
grams which support this
feature, it means that they can
be loaded via this menu option
without having to open a win-
dow and double-click on their
icon.

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STARTING

Controlling your Amiga can be won-
derful - but before you can learn to
progranrip you'll need to know how
your computer starts up. . .

R fibular r&aders will recaH ttiat v^e
siiow&d you riow to write your
□wn startup-sequences back in the
June '91 issue of CU. Witfi so many
new rsadfirs j Dining us, we thought
lliat WB ought tq go right back to
basics and explain how the
Workbench startup-sequences wortt.

A startup-sequeoc^ is a small
program present on many disk&.
which the Amiga look^ at to receive
further instructions on how to con-
figure the computer and load the
contents of the disk.

HEART OF

The startup-S€(]uence can be found
in the S: directory ot a disk and gen-
eral ly only contains the minimum
number ot commands required to
run the programs on it. The
Workbench startup-sequence is
somethir^g of a showpiece because it
contains many commands which are
not iieeded tor oormal Workbench
operations. This makes it an ideal
plaoe to learn about the subtleties of
startup-sequences.

Let's t>egin by taking a look M the
startup-sequence that comes with
Workbench 1.3.2. The line numbers
(V1B) are for refflrenDe only:
WORKBENCH 1.3-2 STARTUP-
SEQUENCE
1.C:SetPatch>NIL:
2.AddbutfersdfO:1Q

3. cd c:

4. echo 'AmEga Wc^rKbench
Disk (UK). Release 1,3.2
version 34.2ff'

5. Sys:System/FastMemFir^

6. BindDrivers

7. SeiClock load
8.FF>NIL:-0

9. resicfent CLI L: Shell -Seg

SYSTEM pure add
10. resident ce^cecuti pure
11. mount newcon:
12.faplat11

13. run execute s:Startupll

14. wait >N 11: 5 mins
l5.SYS:Systenn/SetMapob

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sys:system s: sys:prels add

17 LoadWB delay

18. endcli^NIL

WHAT IT
ALL MEANS

Now ril explain what everything
means m a bit more detail;

1.Cs5etPatch>NIL!

Because it's a disk-based machine.
the Amiga r-equires a Disk Operating
System (DOS) to allow users to con-
trol the way that informatFon is
transferred 1o and from the disks.
Unfortunately Ihe DOS of both 1.2
and 1 .3 Amigas had a number of
minor errors in it. Because the DOS
is permanently stored in Read Only
Memory chips (ROMS) users cant
easily replace them for corrected ver-
sions.

A solution has l)een created in the
form of a systems patch. This patch
essentially attaches itself to the
Amiga ROMS and substitutes the
faulty programs with correpted ver-
sions. The Setpatch command is
used to activate the systems patch so
' that everythiitg works property.

2. Addbuffors dIOt 10

When you need to find out whaf s on
a disk you call up a contente direc-
tory This directory is loaded from
the disk, and shows you all programs
-at a specified level. The Addduffers
command is used to create memory
buffers so that when a directory is
requested, that information can be
stored temporarily. If the user then
requests ttie same directpry a little
white later, the Amiga doesnl have to
waste time neading that information
from the dis*< because ft's already
storied in memoiy.

Each buffer is 5t2 bytes (half a
1(ilobyte (K)) long. Althaugh the
Workbench startup-sequence sets up
ten buffers, if you have the memory,
20-25 buffers will make your Amiga
far more efljclent.

You should note that each disk

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HOW TO LOAD THE STARTUP-SEQUENCE

Insert yoir Worttbench rit^k and wfien It's loaded dDuhle-i:^llck first m
the Workbench icen, then on the sheEl icoir. In the Shell window type ED
s^Martup-sequence. Tills will loadtlie file from HA into 9 utility callod
Ed, which allows you tn view nr change the fllo.

When you've finish od louking at Ihe file press eseapn tlicii ellber
type Q <f etuni> to quit, or sa <return> to savo ItiHR qyit.

Warning I Donl save on Uie original Workbaaeh di«lc. If ypu want to
experiment with the stairtirp-seirueDce, copy the disk tirsi then ise ttiat.

#1

drive must have bLiffers assigned
sp&cifi€afly for it andi the Warktjenth
only sets up buffers for the internaf
drive (dfO:). If yog want to cr&ate
butlers for a second drive. you'H
have to use a commard sometfiing
likeAddbuff&rsdf1:25.

3. edsc

Although yo J can storE a lot of infor-
mation on a disk, that information
doesn't all have to be stored in itie
same place- To nnike retrieval of
information easier, files which are
related can be grouped and placed
into 'drawers' called directories.

Imagine that you're storing letters
Dn a disk; you may have 200 letters
covering business and personal cor-
re^pondance. The business letters
may also be sub-divided into private
and job-related business.

If your letters are alf stored in ttie
same piace, artd you wanted to
retrieve a specific one, you'd have to
wade through dozens of unreteted
titl&s b&foreyou eveotually found
yDur choice.

By seperaiing the letters eo that
business and personal letters are
stored in seperate drawers, you may
haKiB the amount of searching
required to find your file. DirectariEs
can even be nested within each other
(like those Russi^an dolls). When one
directory Is placed within another it's
called a sub-directory.

If you want to load a particular
file, you must te<! the computer which
direclofiesil'sin.

When th^ startup-scQuence is
run, the computer must load each
Mmmand from disk before it knows
what to do. Most of the commands
are stored in a directory called C: so
rather than spEcHy thjs directory
eachf time a command is calted, thp
CD command (short tor Current
Directory), tells M computer to look
<n the C directory foraH future com-
mands.

Workbench Disk (UK).
Iteleaae 1.3.2 vorsioti
34.28"

The echo command simply tells the
Amiga to dupiioate everything within
Ihfi quotation marks on lh& screen. Jn
this case it Sim ply prints the
Workbench ver^ioo numt>er on the
screen whilst the rest of the disk
loads.

5- SyssSystem/
FastMemFirst

The Amiga's memory is split into two
marn parts: fast Ram and chip Ram.
Unfortunately, the custom chips [the
btitter etc) cannot operate directly

upon data stored in fast ram.
However, when programs are run-
ning, they sometimes requ&st
memory ol an ynspecified type for
certain operations. FastMem First
ensures that on these occasions, fast
Ram is allocated, thus saving vaiu-
al>le chip ram for custom chip
operations.

6. BindDrivei^

When additional items of hardware
{hard drives, etc} are used, additional
driver^ are sometimes required so
that the computer can communicate
with them properly. These drivers
(which are stored in the Expansions
directory of a disk), need to be acti-
vated and 'linked' to the Amiga's
system. This is what the BindDrivers
command does.

7, S«tClock load

The Amiga use^ an internal system
dock to k&Ep track of the time and
date. This clock resets itself every

time the computer is turn Ed off.

Some memory expansbns are fit-
ted with a batt&ry 'hacked ciock
which does not reset when the com-
putEr's power is turned off.

Although this clock is seper^te
from the Amiga's system clock, the
system clock can l>e made to syn-
chronise itself with the
battery-baclked ooe using the
SEtdock command.

6. FF >NIL: ^

The Amiga's defauH: speed for on-
screen text printing is relativeiy slow.
An Amiga programmer calied Charlie
Heath wrote a short program called
Fast Fonts which speeded it up by
about 20%, aod as a result
Commodore included it with all Iheir
1 .3 Amigas. This command simply
activates the program.
9. resident CLI LrShall-
Seg SYSTEM pur« add
The Commajid Line Interface (CLI) is
an interpreter which aliov^ user^ to
issue typed commands to tlie Amiga.
Shell is a more sophisticated vErsion
of CLL This command loads tfie CLI
into memory and transforms it into
Shell by linki{>g the upgraded Si>all~
sag.

10. resident os execute
pure

This command simply loads the exe-
cute command and makss it memory
resident. This means that the com-
mand won't have to be loaded each
time it's used.

11. mount newcons

Simiiaftotheway thatthe
BindDrivers command was used to
activate hardware driv&rs. mount
Newcon: is used to activate the Shell
related Newcon: device. Once acti-
vated, this mErely provides the user
with additional Shell editing facilities.

12. faiiat 11

When Amiga programs are running,
an error number rs aenerated it a
problem is encountEred. The more
severe the error, the higher the num-
ber.

UnJess specified, all errors will
halt any further execution of the pro-
gram. By raising the failure number
from 10 to 11 . minor errors encoun-
tered during the Startup I ( script
(BxecutEd in the next iioe) are
ignored, and the program is allowed
to continue.

1 3i run execute
ssStartupil

This simply runs a second set of
commands stored as a file callsd
StartupIL

14. wait >NIL: 5 min»

Because the Amiga is capabie of
multi-tasking (doing two things at
once), it would attempt to riun
Siartupll (in line 13) and the remain-
der of the main startup-sequence at
once.

Wtillstttiis is fine in theory, fn
practice it often results in two pro-
grams trying to read from the
Workbrench disk simultaneously.
thus causing the horrible grinding
noise that many people are familiar
with.

This line tells the Amiga to sus-
pend execution of the remaining
startup-sequence commands until
Startupll has be&n completed.
Unfortunately it doesn't work very
well, and the disk drive still makes a
noise!

15. SYS:System/

Set Map gb

When you prEss a key, the computer
doesn't think to itself 'Ah, he's just
pressed the letter A', or 'she's just
typed hetio'. Each keypress generates
a number which is "^mapped' against
an internal list which tells the Amiga
what you meant when you struck a
particular key.

BEing an American-made com-
puter, the Amiga defaults to use an
American translation fist. This is tine
in most cases, but certain symbols
such as #' and T are in different
positions on a British keyboard.

The SetMap command allows tlie
user to specify which language he

wants the keyboard configured to.

16. path r^m: c: &ys!utii-
ities Ay9:syetefii &!
&ya:pref^ add

If you recall what I said about direc-
tories and path names when I was
describing the CD: c command in line
3, you may ai ready have an idea what
purpose this line servas. It simply
tells the Amiga where to look when
looking for file^ in particular directo-
ries -prefs for example.

17. LeadWB delay

LoadWB simply ioads Clie Wortthench
so that you can use the icon -based
loading system. The daiay command
tells I he computer to wait for a few
moments before doing so. This is yet
another atte^npt to reduce disk grind-
ing as the computer would otherwise
be performing two disk operations at
once (finishing loading the LoadWS
command, and loading the
Workbench itselfj,

IS. endcii >IIILs

This command merely tells the CLI
that ifs no longer needed, and that it
should close itself down and go
away. Until this command is issued,
the Workbench screen is not visible
hecauSE it's behind the CLI window.

IN CONCLUSION

You've probably noticed that a num-
ber ol commands are suffixed by the
characters >NIL:. Just so that you
won't be iefl wondering what that
means, many commands print mes-
sages wtiich tails ^om more at)out
them, or confirm that they are being
successfully executed. As this test
output is not reafly reifuired, it is sent
to a special location calied NIL;.

Weir, that's all there is tottie main
Workbench 1.3.2 slartup-sequence.
WorkJjench 2,0 features a number of
differences which we'll discuss in
detail on another occasion.

Vou might as well think of NIL: as
a Umbo where unwanted rubbish is
dumped, because that^sthe purpose
it serves in the startup-sequence.

For users who know how to use
ttie CLI, you can prove this by typing
LIstdfO:. This will give you a normal
listing of the flies on the disk in the
internal drive. Now type List dfO:
>NIL:

Tf^e computer still reads the disk,
but nothing has been printed on the
screen. The information has been
sent to NIL; nev^r to be seen again!

Hopefully you've fouod this fea-
ture Irrfonmative. If you have any
further questions, dofit forget Hi at
you can always send them in to us at
Q&A. CU Amiga, Priory Court. 30-32
Farringdon Lane, London. ECIF^ 3AU,

17

You've bought an Amiga and you're about to
enter the bustling the world of computer

games. But where do you start? CU guides
you through the hundreds of game-styles and
packages at your fingertips...

As far as computer games are con-
cerned, the Amiga is probably the
best 16-bit machine there is. Every
aspect of gaming is catered for, from the
deepest dungeons to the newest film
and arcade licences^ and ~ more impor-
tantly - they are all easily available.
With the machine now out-selling its
many rivals, mofe and more companies
are producing games for it, and it's
future is looking very rosy indeed - in
fact, out of all the machines currently on
the market, only (he Amiga stands a
chance of keepfng up with the latest
console boom. And the reason for this
lies fn the machine's flexibility and tech-
nical capabilities.

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crty and plan its dflvelopment ovaf ih# years.
This one's for council plannefs and game enthu-
aiastSpaUke.

(take a look at Chase HQ and Alien
Storm, for OKample), but a handful that
are currently in development are looking
very impressive indeed.

The same goes for film licences.
Such is the versatility of the computer
game format that licences as weird as
The Addams Family \o Batman can be
turned into playable computer games.
Nine times out of ten, these are made
up of a series of sub-games comprising
several different game-styles, but occa-
sionally, someone will really push the
boat out with a stunnfng advance in
game ideas. You can guarantee that if a
blockbuster film is heading your way,
then the Amiga game won't be far
behind. In the last year we ve seen Totai
RecaH, Terminator if, Robin Hood,
Hudson Hawk and Bitt Ana Ted's
Exceftent AdventufB and, in the case of
Total, Hudson and BUfAnd Tad, the
games were arguably more enjoyable
than their celluloid counterparts!

Befaw: Popuious repr&sented th« beginning of a
whole new g^nre ot gani# - the God Sim, You
control the lives and destiny qf a chosen land as
you fought for supreFnacy against pth«r God-like
adversaries. Essentia r stuff r

fr 9 Mm m^im'^MXAii^

Racing games havs always been
popular on the horns computer and itie Amiga
aporls two of the best namfliiy Gremlin's Lotu9
2md Virgin's Off-fxmd Racef,

Licenced To Tkrill?

Although it isn't as technically advanced
as Sega's fast-moving coin-ops or
Taito s huge sprite ejctravapfanzais, the
Amiga can handle such conversions
fairly well. Obviousfy, they aren1 going
to be perfect copies of the machine, but
all the necessary gameplay will be ther©
as wifl all the features that macte you
enjoy the machines so much. Classic
Amiga conversions are two-a-penny,
and the Jikes of Rainbow islands. Super
Monaco GP, and Golden Axe display
the machines ability to handle all man-
ner of CO in -op sty Jos - for considerably
less than the money you'd pump into
their arcade parents, too, Grantecf, not
all conversions can be deemed classic

IB

Variety Is The
Spice Of Life...

If you Ifke your games a little more cere-
bra? or maybe prefer the simplicity ot a
nnega-deatli shoot em up, then once
again you're well-oatered for. All the
major adventures can be found on the
Amiga, with the classic Infocom series
available for a mere seven quid a title,
courtesy of
Mastertronici In
addition, the
Amiga was also
responsible for
the rapid growth
of the

arcade/adventure
and the machine
now sports more
of this sub-genre
than any other
machine- In addi-
tion, as coders
start to get to
grips witJi the
machine's capa-
bilities, even mora
in-depth game-
play and better
graphics are
squeezed out of it^
For instance,
whereas FTL's
Dungeon Master
was tong
regarded as THE
RPG by ST own-
ers, along comes

SSI and U,S. Gold with Ey& Of Th&
Beholder, an RPG-cum-arcade/ariven
lure which blew FTL's game into a

cocked hat. Or perhaps you'd like
Disney style cartoon-quality graphics
with your RPG? Try Core's HeimdaH, it'll
blow you away,

Categortsing the Amiga's thousands
of games is a near impossible task, and
the machine has more game-styles than
you can shake a very large stick at. For
instance, if you are out to buy a shoot
'em up, you are going to have to choose

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famous IScense proved an instant hli as wdl aa
proving that IJcensed games could b# original
and fun.

from a selection of hundreds. Vertically-
scrolling, Sir? How about SWfVot
Xenon ti? Or maybe horizontally-
scrolling, where you can pick from
Arm^lytB, R-Types /and ,//, Denaris,
Sitkwoffn, and Z-0ut7 And that's without
even mentioning arcade/adventure
shoot 'em ups like the two Turrican •
games and Alien Breed, or point of
view' blasters, such as Operation
Thunderbolt Line Of Fire and B&ast
Busters...

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Aqcplad«'s spooky Elvira game waa tnj&
to the movie and also included more tl^n
its share ol blood and gore.

RPG tmd AdverAtjre §am«s offer a welcomt
alternative to the sh&ol 'em up variety and, due
to tlieir complexity^ E^an lagf for many hours.

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OAfffll, £jT *ilD fWSTtH

ImagewciHs' fir^ Samumpitk^ up an tiverall scDie gf 91% in our r«v1ew oi Ihe game fa^ mQirlh. Designul bv Mev Dine, it's
i bllttaring fword-wtelding beat 'em up. If jfou wanl 1& lake a look at gUigi pmes In Iha gEJirE a definite must-byy Is the clas-
sic /f+ which, allhougll morfe than airee years old, is strll one of Ihe test availalil^. aihsr^ games ificiifde Fifta! fi^hf. PaifiSt
Kkk Boxing. PiHigMsr^nfi' J?ii?toff Ar&, but Hdrl all are lo a high sl^ndard. The m^ way la mate sure a game is ij|i Id scralch is
Id read Ihe revleyir^ in magazines J ike CU Amiga or find a gnod local computer shop which will ie\ ynu Iry t^elore you buy. Al £2fi
a throw, g^mos aren't particularly dieap sn ]t pgys to shop ariHind Idr the best price^s and read as many r««lew$ as possible.

Cheap'N'Cheerful

The thing is. no matter how you like your
gameSp the Amiga can more than cater
for it- it even mixes in dozens of game-
styles if you so wish. And although
twenty-six odd quid may seem a little
excessive for the latest release, then the
major companies like U.S. Gold, Ocean
and DomarK have all produced spin-off
budget labels where their past hits can
be found for under a tenner. Within this
thriving budget market there are dozens
of real gems to be found- Take the
aforementioned Batman licence ^ for
instance: this pioneered decent licenced

product with its top-notch mix of driving
and platform sequences, and tor a mea-
gre £7.99 represents an absolute steal.
In addition, if you re a tan of older coin-
ops ^ such as Bionic Commando, Outrun,
or Bubble Babble, these too can be
found at a budget price.

This isn't to say that the budget arena
is predominantly made up of re-
releases, though. Codemasters,
veterans of the cut-price game, have
madei a bundle from their Otzzj/ series,
which are platform -based arcade/adven-
tures starring a little egg-like character,
and Ocean have just tentatively

released their first original budget game^
with U.S. Gold about to do the same. In
addition, if you have upgraded from an
8 -bit machine, then there are also sto-
ries circulating that several companies
are at present updating their back cata-
logue games for the Amiga, so you
needn't miss the likes of BBach Head,
Con^bat School o^ G/y?or after all. And,
bearing in mind that the Amiga has
almost identical specifications to these
aging coin-ops, there's no reason why
these conversions shouldn't be identical
when they arrive.

PD File

Furthermore, if your pocket can't stretch
to budget games either, the Amiga has
one of the busiest Public Domain
scenes of any macfjine. As well as the
may impressive demos and utilities Ihe
scene affonjs, the odd gem of a game
can be found, too. Small games
knocked up using Domark's 3D
Construction Kitot Palace's Shoot em
Up CanstnictfOn /<//are regularly
released, but the PD scene is also fre-
quented by talented new programmers

In the last yflflr th« buclg«t scene tias realfy
taken otf. II you can t aflord a rtolly Net gome
now, Eliances are Xhat In 12 n>DFi1tis time tt'll te
available at half ttw price^

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who want to test their wares before they
start professionally. Among the classics
we've seen are an incomparable versfon
of that golden oldie, Missile Command,
several superior shoot 'em ups - of
which the excellent Tank fs the best «
and a rather spiffy platform affair by the
name of Drip. These are all available for
roughly a pound and the price of a blank
disk, and can represent excellent value
for their minimal cost.

Buy, Buy

So where can these many games be
found, then? Well, that's the beauty of it
Everywhere! All the major chains.
including Boots, WH Smiths and
Woo lies stock Amiga games, and the
small computer shops are still alive and
kicking. In addition, com;panies like
Virgin are confident enough in the future
of the computer boom to introduce a
chain of shops dedicated to computer
games, and both London and

In a similar veirv to Operation Steatfh,
Cruise tor a Corpse was a great advetn-
tur& wNlh a fancioating Whodunntt
thBin« »t aboard l luxury cruise-IJn^r.
After 1h& mllHonairt own&r Is murderAd,
Wb up to you to solve tha daeljrcfly
criifw and sav« Ihe day. But who could
have committed such a da&iardly
criFTw? As you would expect, there ara
more Ihan a few dodgy oha traders ori
board the ship and Iracking dowr^ the
klllftr Is far from ^Innple.

Southampton now house these 'Games
Centres', In terms of choice, these
larger shops are prabably the best as
they usually contain virtually every new
release - and that's some thirty-odd
games a month. However, you may find
that some of the smaller run specialist
clubs offer a better service than some of
the larger shops as welJ as providing
some hefty discounts on full-price
games.

Another alternative is ordering from
the mail order ads you may see in this
and other magazines. These offer full-
price games at drastically-reduced
prices, and it is possible to save up to
eight quid on a new release. Howeverp
there are a few fly-by-night companies
out there, so always try to find out a little
on the companies before sending off
any cheques. There is the MOPS (Mail
Order Protection Scheme), though,
which is there to keep an eye on any
rogue companies and will prevent mags
from taking ads from unreputable com^

Plaftform games are & popular choice wUh the average
puntefn Classics include coln-^p conversion, RQ^t&nd,
the Bitmaps' Mag(c Packets and Hie superlative R3ifji}ow
isiBrfds^ the blistering sequel Id Butbf^ Bobbhr More
tfian any other type ot game, platform games us-ually
I Involve a collection of 'cute' characters which prompled
the Siles Curve to sul^-head their flodfands^ conversloo
with the Immonal line: 'So cute, ifll meke you puke'.

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More Ihan thirty full-prioe Amiga games are
released each momh. Their quality var to from
the mundane to the brilliant. With more and
more garner being developed on the Amiga,
coders are hecoming more familiar with the
maohhe's capabiiltJes and the best games are
definitely yet to ^ome.

panies who have a reputation for mess«
ing punters around. These Mail Order
companies are also useful for finding
more obscure games that you may have
been after for ages, and can try to hunt
down those elusive copies for you.
So there you hav8 it, the exciting
world of Amiga gaming. As with all those
expensive hampers you see on TV,
there's something for everyone , and
unlike the Hamper, the Amiga will keep
you going for a good few years yet .

H^lmdall combined tridltlonal ¥\PQ gfim»play
with £ome stunning caitoQii-qtjallty graphics.

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a<M-on

Any externa] device connected to
your Amiga such as a printer,
joystick or modem. Sm also
peripheral..

AmigaDOS

The Amiga Disk Operating
System.

animation

Sequence of pictures that, when
shown in rapid succession, cre-
ates the illusion of amoving
image. Each picture is referred to
as a frame of animation.

antl-aliaslna

Process of smoothing out the
rugged edges of computer-gen-
erated graphics by softening the
coiourand iumfnance intensities
of the pixels.

ASCII

American Standard Code for
information interchange
designed to achieve compatihiiity
between data deviceSr

baud rate

Rate at which information Is
transferred through a serial port.

Hit

Smaifest unit of information that
a computer can hoid (Oor 1).

bitmap

Series of bits that represent a
graphic image.

blitter

Part of the intemai Amiga hard-
ware used to copy and transfer
data at extreme iy fast speeds.

byte

Unit of memory consisting of

eight brts.

CD-no M

Device that stores a massive
amount of data (in excess of 500
megabytes) on speciai compact
discs.

CDTV

Commodore Dynamic Tofaf
Vision. Amiga with buift-rnCD^
ROM drive redesigned to look

iil^e an ordinary CD-player. See ""
also my Iti media.

CLI

Command Line Interface used to
communicate djrectfy with
AmigaDOS without employing
fcons-

coppar

Dispfay-syrrchronised coproces-
sor that resides on one of the
Amiga custom chips and directs
the graphics display.

CPU

Central Pnocessfng Unit,

Commodore uses the Motorola
68000-family of microprocessors
in the Amiga.

data

Any form of information stored
and processed by a computer
such as text, images and sound.

di«k

Medium for stoning and retriev-
ing data.

DMA

Direct Memory Access.

anec

Low-fevel primitives that support
AmigaDOS

fii»

Any coliection of data stored on a
disk.

floppy disk

Disk made of plastic that stores
computer data on a magnetic
surface.

font

Collection of letters, numbers
and other typographical symbols,

f rama grabbing

Technique to capture video
images and convert them into
computer graphics. Also called a
video digitiser.

S«nlock

Add-on device used to combine
the graphical output of your
Amiga with any video source
such as a VCR or video camera.

grapliloa tablet

Peripheral device for drawing

images.

halftirite

Amiga display mode that can
handle 64 colours on-screen at

the same time.

HAM _

Hold And Modify. Graphics mode
on the Amiga that can display
4096 colours on-screen.

hard disk drlv«

Stores very large amounts of
data and operates a lot faster
than a floppy disk drive

icon

An image representing an object.
concept, message or possible
action.

in-bet W0efting

Transformation between two key
frames in an animation

sequence.

interface

The point of communication
between you and a computer.

Interface

Display mode whicfi doubles

number of vertical scan lines.

kilobyte

Unit of memory consisting of
1024 bytes. Usually abbreviated
toK.

light pen

Add-on device shaped like a pen
that you point at the screen to
control functions during special
application programs.

light source

Point from which a scene is illu-
minated.

megabyte

Unit of memory equal to 1024
kilobytes (K) or 1,048,576 bytes.
Usualiy abbreviated to MB.

memory

Hardware component of a com-
puter that can store data for later
retrieval.

modelling

Process of creating a three-
dimensronaf computer graphic
object.

itMdem

Device that links your Amiga to
other computers via telephone
lines. Short for
modulator/demodulator.

mouse

Small device that controls a
pointer on the screen.

M$-|>OS

Microsoft Disk Operating System
used by IBM PC-compatible
computers.

multimedia

CombinatiDn of text, images and
sound in a single program.

multitasking

Allows multipie programs to tae

'simultaneously' run.

NTSC

National Television Systems
Committee. The 52S-line com-
posite video system used in the
USA

PAL

Phase Alternating Line. The 625-
line composite video system

Lsed in the UK,

PD

Programs put in the Public
Domain by their authors. Free
software! See also shareware.

peripheral

Piece of hardware - such as a
monitor, disk drive, printer or
modem - connected to, and con-
trolled by, your Amiga. See also

add-on.

pixel

Short for picture element. A loca-
tion in memory that corresponds
to a point on the screen.

pointer

An arrow or other symbol on the
screen under your control via

mouse, keyboard or joystick, Yol
use the pointer to choose com-
mands or draw in graphics
programs,

port

Socket on a computer that you

can use to connect peripherals.

profiraitt

Set of instructions for the com-
puterteflingitwhattodo.
Computer programs are collec-
tively referred to as software.

RAM

Random Access Memory.

ray^tracod

Technique which mimics the way
rays of light bounce off graphical
objects,

ramdering

Process where each graphical
object in a scene is shaded and lit
making it look more realistic.

resolution

Number of pixels that can be dis-
played.

ROM

Read Only Memory.

ROB monitor

A monitor that interprets video
signals for Red, Green and Blue
to create any colour.

scrolling

Moving the display in a vertical or
horizontal direction.

SCSI

Small Computer System

interTace.

«hareitfiiiro

Similar to PD software. eKcept the
authors expect some sort of pay-
ment if you decide to use their
programs.

sprito

Graphic object which is easily
moved and manipulated. Perfect
for game applications.

TV modulator

Device used to connect a televi-
sion set to^our Amiga,

uaof group

Club whose members exchange

tips and information.

virus

Malevolent software that dam-
ages files stored on floppy disk or
hard disk. Virus-busting pro-
grams are available from dealers
and user groups.

workbencli

Allows you to manipulate some of
the facilities of the Amiga,

as

P H O E IM J X

EXPAND

your Cf AMIGA A500 EluS

with the

RAM expansions made for the

older A5Q0 will not work with the

new A500 Plus if thev are populated

to more than 51Zk. Phoenix have

developed a range of RAM

expansion iinils speQiticallv for the

new A54]OPIus.

WHY DO YOU NEED

PHOENIX RAM

EXPANSIONS?

The A500 Plus can only be

expanded to 2 Mb of chip RAM

using the trap door expansion port.

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Chip Ram is required to

unleash the full graphics

capabilities of the

Amiga 500 Plus

♦

The ASOO Plus can only use specific

RAM expansion modules that will do

this such as Phoenix.

♦

Phoenix Ram expansion modules

are built to the highest possible

standards in the U.K.

ir

Each unit is individually
inspected and tested
before release.

♦

■

Phoenix 1 Mb RAM modules •
come in either 51 2K, 1Mb or

■\ unpopbilated configurations.

m Phoenix product is backed

tby^ full 2 year replacement

guarantee.

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A500 Plus 1Mb RAM modules

The Phoenix Imb RAM expansion Is available either unpopulated,
populated to 51 2K or fully populated to 1Mb. All boards use industry
standard 256 by 4 DRAMs. The Phoenix Ram will fit simply Into
the trap door expansion port without any modification and
Will Not invalidate your warranty.

Unpopulated
only £16.99

512K popufated
only £39.99

1Mb futly populated
only £49.99

Kickstart R0M1. 3/2.04 sharer

Because some older Games and Business software will not run
on the new Kickstart 2.04 ROM Phoenix have designed asharer
for both ROM chip sets.

Switchable between 1.3 and 2.04 you can get all the benefits of
the latest A5G0 Plus without the drawback of losing some of your
favourite software.

Kickstart R0M1. 3/2.04 sharer
only £24.99

Kickstart ROM 1.3 chip
only £29.99

Order Hotline

TEL 0532 311932

FCC Distribution, Unit 8, Armley, Park Court, Stannlngley Road,
Leeds LS12 2AE. Tel (0532) 311932. Fax 637689

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