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arcade game yet.
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Telephone: 01-439
O666
Spectrum
CBM64
and Amstrad:
£8.95
Can you become
Earth's Xeno champion?
1 or 2 player
option.
Publishers
Roger Kean. CHtver Frey.
Franco Frey
Publishing Executive
Graeme Kidd
Editor
Malcolm Harding
Software Editor
Richard Eddy
Technical Editor/Amtips
Anthony
Clarke
Art Oirector
Gordon Druce
Production Controller
David Western
Illustrator
Oliver
Frey
Adventure
Rob Steel
Strategy
Owen
and Audrey Bishop
Software Reviewers
Massimo
Valdocci
Anthony Clarke, Richard
Eddy. Michael Dunn
Staff Writer
Saffron Trevaskis
Sub Editor
Ctaran Brennan
Contributing Writers
David Paul.
Jon Bales. Garth Sumpter. Ben
Stone. Paul Sherreard
Photographer
Cameron Pound
Production
Matthew Uttindeli. Tony
Lorton. Jonathan Rignali. Tim Crolon.
Mark
Kendrick.
Sec Clare.
Nek Orchard
Advertisement Manager
Roger
Bennett
Administration Sales Manager
Nik Wild
Subscriptions
Demse Roberts
Mail Order
Carol Kinsey
Richard Eddy pays a flying visit to Rainbird's head-
quarters.
73 SHOW OFFS
Malcolm Harding takes a quick look at January's
Amstrad show.
THE
MAIN HEADINGS
75 THE ART GALLERY
More meanderings, courtesy of our regular Art
Critic.
5
EDITORIAL
Now listen everybody this is your Editor speaking.
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Colour Origination by
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8 ON THE SPOT
Another jocular jaunt through your scribbled let-
ters with Saffron.
31 AMT1PS
More tips than the Himalayas. Tony Clarke puts
them through their paces with maps of FIRELORD
and INFODROID.
39 ADVENTURE
Rob Steel passes judgment on a couple of new
Medallion adventures and Silicon Dreams from
Level 9.
London
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COMPETITION RESULTS
Two whole pages of winners!
CRAZY COMPETITIONS!
5C AMTECH
| Mr Clarke's digitised bit in
the
middle.
38 WIN A UTTLE PERSON!
Help Otis re-assemble his house and get a new
one for your trouble.
67 THE USER CLUB
Crumbly
pulls the nation
together.
63 WORLD GAMES COMPETITION
Win a holiday with US Gold
70 STRATEGY
The warfaring
couple
Owen and Audrey Bishop
prepare for the
onslaught.
66 WIN A DRAGON TWO
Some rather nice artwork and copies of Dragon's
Lair II up tor grabs.
104 PREVIEWS
Uncle
Ricky tells you
alt about
some luverly games
coming
from
Software Projects.
Melbourne
House and Alligata.
70 GRAB A GHETTOBLASTER
With lots of love from Hewsons.
A N£ WSftCL D PUBLICA 7IOH
78 THE COMP DISC COMP
Win a portable Compact Disc Player in this
month's mega comp, courtesy of Malcolm and
AMTIX!.
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We've got something special for you next issue -
find out what it is in the April edition on sale the 5th
of March.
Cover by Oliver Frey
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AMTIX March 1987
A Newsfield Publication
issue 7Wo
MARCH 1987
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£1
OLIVER REED
THUNDERBIRDS!
• PSYCHEDELIC FURS
• OUR MAN IN MANCHESTER
• WHO'S HAD WHO
• ARE
YOU
A LAD?
• MARY WHITEHOUSE TALKS DIRTY
• LLOYD MANGRAM TALKS BACK
• THE ICEMAN CLIMBETH
• CONE WITH NOAKES
• REAL-LIFE GHOSTBUSTERS
• ROCK ON VIDEO
• STATION TO STATION
• HUNTER S MINSON HITS THE SWEDES
• WIN A JACKET!
• WIN A COMMANDO!
• WIN ANOTHER TOMATO!
• WIN AN ALP!
• WIN A SOUL!
• VIDS/BOOKS/MUSIC/FILMS IN FOCUS
On
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MORE CHANGES TO THE COVER!
What's this I hear you say! You have
changed the cover again. Correct
but it's really all your tault. For
some time now readers have been
suggesting more prominence
should be given to the word.
Amstrad, on the cover, and at last
t have been able to persuade CXiver
to carry out the necessary artwork.
RE-THINk ON RATINGS
As I write we're just coming to the
end of another busy schedule. It's
been quite a hectic month one way
or another - what with the Amstrad
show and all that followed after.
There's also been a fair number of
new games arriving at the lowers.
Unfortunately of the 29 that arrived
only one made it to the top.
Little
Computer People -
and even that
•sn't a game in the strictest sense
of the word! However, we did give
Dragon's Lair
and
Football For-
tunes
a more space than is usually
allocated to a review because the
team felt they deserved ft. Sadly,
the vast majority of games all
appeared mediocre, let's hope the
situation changes for the next
issue.
Richard and Massimo have
been wandering around for a few
days with a big "think bubble"
above their heads. The reason?
Weil, it's these Accolades ...
Since the beginning they've only
been awarded to games that top
90% on the "Overall" mark. From
now on that's being dropped'
We're going to become more flexi-
ble - m future Accolades won't
necessanly have to get 90% over-
all - they can gleefully hover
around 65% and upwards and still
earn a coveted award. However, as
another measure of greatness we
are introducing the three page
Accolade, starting this issue.
Games which really impress the
team will be given a highly detailed
review - you'll notice this with LCP
which also includes the absolutely
official detailed guide to an LCP
abode on the following page. By
including this service we hope to
be able to give you a fairer assess-
ment of excellent games, which in
turn should help you, the reader,
decide whether or not to buy any
particular game.
GAMES REVIEWED
Jail Break Konami
80
Ace
Cascade
83
Little Computer People
Activision
Apache Gold
Medallion Gold
16
40
Marble Madness Melbourne
House
Aero Jet
Micro Prose
93
22
Brian Ctough's Football
Fortunes
CDS
100
Peter Shitton's Handball
Maradona Grand Slam
28
500cc Grand Prix
Actrviston
Professional Snooker Code
Masters
102
Dandy
Electric Dreams
81
97
SAS Assault Course
Code Masters
Dodgy Geezers
Melbourne
House
41
97
Silent ServiceUS Gold
25
Dragon's Lair
Software
Projects
Silicon Dreams Rainbird
39
88
Escape From Khoshima
Atlantis
Space HarrierElite
98
Super Robin Hood Code
Masters 96
The Great EscapeOcean 92
TT RacerDigital Integration 26
VampireCode Masters 96
VikingsKele Line 85
Winter Wonderland Medallion
Gold
42
Explorer
Electric Dreams
84
Footballer Of The Year
Gremlin Graphics
ADVERTISERS' INDEX
24
Hardball
Am soft
86
Durell
6.7
AMTIX! Back Numbers
72
Hijack
Electric Dreams
21
Hewson
AMTIX! Mail Order
87
15
Hyperbowl
Mastertronic
96
AMTIX! T-Shirt a/Binders
99
Imagine
108
1942
Elite
91
40
Alligata
LM
4
19
Impossaball
Hewson
27
XeviousUS Gold
82
Novagen
107
A'n'F
2
Infodrotds
Beyond
20,21
Yie At Kung Fu lllmagine
23
Argus Press
Ocean
30,94
29
5 AMTIX March 1987
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