Bananablip and Spacemanblip
Compilation · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Le Lu/Lu's · 1987 · Pound sterling 2.50
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- Sinclair User #681987 · Overall1/10
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Sinclair User #68Nov 1987 · p.801/101/10
Overall 1/10
Tamara Howard 1/10
Label: Le Lu/Lu's, [redacted] Price: £2.50 Memory: 48K/128K Joystick: various Reviewer: Tamara Howard Two of the silliest games ever to be released. Bananablip and Spacemanblip require the player to chose alternatives and stick to them. Bananablip provides you with twenty pictures, and then five alternatives as to what they are. Guess them all right and you'll be a hero, but I don't think that'll happen. Spacemanblip asks you to interpret the spaceman's next move out of a list of half a dozen or so that flash on the screen for about two seconds and then go away again. Impossible unless you cheat. Both bizarre and baffling and, oh dear, not really very good at all apart from the obvious novelty value and complete bizarreness.
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