Lil'Alien
Arcade Game: Platform · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Nationsoft · 1985 · Pound sterling 5.99 · Pound sterling 5.99 microdrive
Also known as Little Al (English), Little Al (English)
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- Control Option
- Kempston Joystick
Releases
- 1985Nationsoft Sold as Little AlPound sterling 5.99 · Pound sterling 5.99 microdrive
- 1987Sparklers Sold as Little Al
Play
- lilalien.rzxRZX playback file
- LilAlien(LittleAl)(Sparklers).tzx.zipTape image English19 KB
- LilAlien(LittleAl)(Sparklers).tap.zipTape image English20 KB
Documents
- LilAlien.txtInstructions English2 KB
Other files
- Lil'Alien (1985)(Nationsoft).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
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Credits
- Neil Latarchecredited
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Scores
In the magazines
- Your Sinclair #171987 · Overall4/10
Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 7 votes5.71
In the magazines 6
Your Sinclair #17May 1987 · p.385/106/104/105/104/104/10
Graphics 5/10
Playability 6/10
Value For Money 4/10
Addictiveness 5/10
Overall 4/10
Rachael Smith 4/10
Sparklers £1.99 Reviewer: Rachael Smith From time to time there comes a game so stultifyingly, screamingly dull that even I'm not moved to make a painful pun or suggestive jest about it. That time has come again. I thought we'd finally put the last nail in the Jet Set Willy clone coffin, but here comes cousin Al and if I was Matthew Smith I think I'd consider legal action. Little Al is so close to JSW there's even one object that looks like a wine glass. If you've never seen an arcade adventure with squidgy graphic and lots of abstract flashes to avoid, then this could give you £1.99-worth of fun. But even then, why not go back to Miner Willy in one of his reincarnations, and not the last in a line at imitators? They say that it doesn't matter if it's small - it's what you do with it. But in Little Al's case, size does count!
Bogie's Pick 1 carries this game and has 2 references of its own.
News/Note3
- Sinclair User #60Mar 1987 · p.20
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #65Mar 1987 · p.8
- Popular Computing Weekly #7Feb 1987 · p.45
Hack/Poke1
- Your Sinclair #25Jan 1988 · p.39
Advert1
- Popular Computing Weekly #25Jun 1985 · p.26
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