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GAMES NEWS
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NOV E M BE R 1982 No. 13
iLost treasure...
A s pe c i a l l y commissioned
gold a n d d i a m o n d p r i z e
valued at £6,000 is on offer to
Spectrum owners.
Automata Ca rtogra phy is
the s oftw a r e hous e w hi c h
will give the prize to the first
person to solve its elaborate
computer a dv e nture , P ima -
nia.
The prize is called the Gol-
den Sundial of Pi and an ex-
clusive re port on this Ma s -
que r a de - l i k e q u e s t c a n b e
Ente r t h e w o r ld o f h ig h fi n a n ce a n d
when yo u t a ke a b r e a k f ro m b o a rd -
room battles, why not play golf, or even
go fi shing'
No-one has so far solved the Riddle of
the Sphinx on thez Aran — c ould you
be the first?
Learn to survive in the android age •
ups on Robotron Da re you delv e into
the Space Dungeon'
Whic h space inv aders f o r t he Spec-
trum? W e t e st o u t t h re e o f t h e l o p
ve rsions
NEXT MO NT H
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found on page 85.
Puzzling is the s ta rt o f a
new c o l u m n w h i c h ta k e s
over from our old Brainware
feature. I t s houl d pr ov i de
something for everyone with
a f e w m om e nts t o w h i l e
away. See page 72_
Listings
SPACE LASER
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Invaders with a difference. This time you are attacking them! Get your
own back on the aliens wit h the aid of your T.1.994a.
Features
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ICE CREAM VENDO R
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You'll hav e t o b e a real c ool customer t o bec ome an ice-crearn
millionaire but pray for hot weather, Runs on an Apple and a Pet!
MA I L B A G
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C O MPET IT IO N
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BUIL D A C O M P U T E R
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How do you create a game in a fantasy
world? We prov ide the tips and guide-
lines of computer fantasy
THE CRO YDO N BLAG
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Eno. elk). ello! Whaf s all this then? A robbery is it? Well I'll lust have
to invite you to accompany me down to the Vic-20 then six. Purely
routine you understand
CHESS.
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Why a c omput er c n ' t t h in k lik e a
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U R A N IU M CORE
Yes it's fuel crisis time again. Can you beat the interstellar recession
and get your shipload of uranium rods into the economy? For Atari
400 owners.
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It's Halloween a n d in t he c omput er
something s tirL
Looking in the memory mirror
MONSTERS . . . . . . . .
FROGGER
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Uurgh! They are everywhere. Creepy -c rawly mini-monsters. And all
you At om owners are going to eat them! How could you?
Hop t o it f rog lovers. Here's y our chance t o help our amphibious
friends across the road. Just plug in your Spectrum for an exhaustive
supply of web-footed wonders,
GRAPHICS
PUZZLING
tronic Mas termind
Put patterns in your programs
A brand new section in the magazine
offe rs a ch a n ce to Win a n I nvicta Ele c-
SUPER L ANDER
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KIT KO RNER
ADVENT URE
e xa m
Your mission is to ferry an exploration party down to the surface of a
mysterious planet wit h the aid o f y our BBC Microcomputer, Wh o
knows what you might fi nd there?
The last in the present series
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Keith Campbell offers an end-of-term
BUMPERS
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Deathrace 2000 has got nothing on this slice of motorised madness for
the Sharp MZ-80K, Just k eep your foot away f rom the brak e pedal,
FOUR-A-SIDE SOCCER
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Come on you Reds. Tak e your team through to a fi nal in the ZXBI
championships and you could be onto a winner.
PRACT ICAL
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PIMA N IA
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We help Mr Claus get to gnps with new
technology
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Still in time for Christmas we'll be
sifting through the latest bleeping,
burping and talking creations which
are chipping away a t th e estab-
lished toy market.
For t h e c h e s s e n th u si a sts
amongst you, we'll have a rundown
on the chess machines which are
expected to sell this yuletide. From
the expensive coffee-table versions,
to the travelling companion sets.
we'll find out the advantages these
dedicated machines h a v e o v e r
microcomputer chess programs.
And completing Santa's shopping
list will be a pick o f the software
selection fo r TV Games Centres
and the more popular computers.
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The more observant
among y o u , m a y
have noticed a few
changes t a k i n g
place a m o n g
actrGs more regular features.
The disappearance o f Down to
Basic is one example. In this issue
you will fi nd no Bramware as this
has been replaced by our Puzzling
pages. An d other changes to the
format are coming soon.
Down to Basic will b e replaced
next month by a column more suited
to most home computer owners —
and especially the games players.
Machine code is already understood
by many of C&I/Cs readers (espe-
cially the younger ones it seems) but
for those o f you who have not yet
grasped the fundamentals w e are
starting up a column to help you get
to grips with it.
The column is being written by
Ted Ball and since we don't want to
overload him too much, the Decem-
ber Practical Programming will be
the last in the series.
Our machine code series w i l l
quickly be followed b y an article
showing you how to put your new-
found knowledge to good use i n
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name's B ill o r Fre d o r so me th in g
Anyway we got an arrangement. Eve ry
month, y o u k n o w wh a t h e does? H e
looks out my copy of Computer & Video
Games and keeps it, just fo r me.
So none o f the o th e r p u n ks o n th e
street ca n g e t h o ld o f my co p y. A n d
that's important to me Me b b e i t s im-
portant t o yo u too. So g o n se e yo u r
newsagent wit h that coupon b e lo w a ll
-filled out. If he's like Ha rry here, you're
gonna like him.
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my newsagent: Please d e live r
reserve m e a c o p y o f Co mp u te r I
and V id e o Ga me s e v e ry month.
Price 75p.
Name
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end of its run. And Keith Mott will
be w ri ti n g h i s last piece fo r u s
under that banner in this issue. Then
he i s being rested fo r December
before returning in January with a
projects page which will help you to
get more out of your computer.
S A G A DFOR
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- - - - - , Sta r Guard sets you
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f , Q fl e e t o f a tta cki n g
t a l i e n s .
Granny is probably not in the best
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Winner o f our Beat-the-Bugs Com-
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petition, Mark Williams from Sutton
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Goldfield i n Birmingham c a m e
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down to visit us and collect his BBC
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Model B machine.
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machine — courtesy of Small Enter-
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But his success did not stop here,
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for a local businessman, who heard
of Mark's programming expertise
has asked h i m to h e l p set u p a
microcomputer s'ystem for his insur-
ance broker firm.
G M WITHA
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The Seventh Empire
was the rebel which
challenged t h e
stable r u l e o f th e
known galaxy and
set a pattern o f warring confusion
which holds sway to this day.
Piracy became commonplace, no
planet was safe from the threat o f
invasion and whole star systems
changed allegiance as the tribes
fought f o r th e r a w materials o n
which galatic fortunes rested.
The Seventh Empire is the name
of a computer game so different it
will take us three issues to get i t
started. December sets the scene of
the game which can even be played
by those without a home computer.
M R GETS
AK
HISPRIZE
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