Blockbusters Question Master

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Peter Shaw

BUSTING MAKES MAC FEEL GOOD Macsen Software and Central Television have now finished final arrangements for the release of a computer game based around the TV' series Blockbusters. The game itself consists of two players competing with each other to answer general questions selected from hundreds stored on cassette. Each correct answer extends the successful competitor's path across an on-screen matrix of four-by-four hexagons. The player who completes this path first wins that round... and the player who wins most rounds is the winner of the game. Get the picture? Players can set the number of rounds and the level of difficulty; the higher the difficulty level, the shorter the time allowed for answers by the onscreen clock. There's also a sound on/off feature. Blockbusters is also supported by the follow-up tape, Questionmaster - this allows the user to create a database of questions to be used within Blockbusters. Blockbusters is priced at £7.95 and Questionmaster is £5.95. If you're interested, give Macsen Software a ring on [redacted]. (Who ya gonna call? Ed.) (Blockbusters!! T.P.)