100% Dynamite
Compilation · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Ocean Software Ltd · 1989 · Pound sterling 14.99 · Pound sterling 17.99 disk
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- 100Dynamite(MULTI-LANG).pdfInstructions Multi-language: English, German, Italian1,020 KB
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- 100Dynamite.jpgCompilation advertisement 243 KB
- 100Dynamite_Back.jpgInlay - Back 755 KB
- 100Dynamite_Front.jpgInlay - Front 372 KB
- 100Dynamite_Media.jpgMedia scan 97 KB
- 100Dynamite.gifRunning screen 20 KB
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In the magazines
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #971989 · Overall73%
- Your Sinclair #491990 · Overall74%
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- WorldOfSpectrum 4 votes8.50
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Your Sinclair #49Jan 1990 · p.9775%86%73%71%74%74%
Life Expectancy 75%
Graphics 86%
Addictiveness 73%
Instant Appeal 71%
Overall 74%
Matt Bielby 74%
Ocean £41.99 cass/£17.99 disk Reviewer: Matt Bielby There are oodles and oodles of Christmas compilations about at the moment, but here's one of the meatiest. Only four games long, its true, and equipped with quite a hefty price tag, but what games they are! WEC LE MANS A great, great racing game. Just about everyone labouring away on this year's bumper crop of driving games claims to have worked on one version or another of this one, and it's easy to see why. The car sprites are good and big, the acceleration, braking and gear change controls all work well, and everything runs very smoothly indeed. My only really criticism would be that it's a titchy bit repetitive. 1990 Rating: 83° LAST NINJA II Aha! And now to Last Ninja II, probably the best game of the pack, and an old YS Megagame. There are six levels of System 3's patented 'bit of beat-'em-up/bit of puzzling' action, with lovely 3D graphics, loads of objects to collect, energy to be gained and bad guys to fight. It's pretty, well thought out and as addictive as a very addictive thing. 1990 Rating: 92° DOUBLE DRAGON For some reason Jonathan was rather kind to this one last year, but goodness knows why. The graphics are okay, I suppose, and there's a 'credit' system (meaning losing your last life doesn't necessarily mean you have to pack it all in), but generally I found the beat-'em-up action repetitive (yup, again!) and anatomically unconvincing. Still, there's always the two playyer option, which adds a bit of life to the proceedings. 1990 Rating: 69° AFTERBURNER Well, um, what can I say? It's just like the coin-op. Graphically its fine, great even. The speed with which the sprites whang around the screen is quite incredible, the effect of the whole thing is rather confused and uncontrollable. There's really very little to do - just dodge enemy fire (circling around the edges of the screen should do the trick), launch the odd missile and, um, that's it. An incredible feat of programming alright, but just doesn't cut it as a game. 1990 Rating: 68° All in all a bit expensive, and probably only worth the dosh if you didn't pick up WEC or Ninj last year.
C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #97Dec 1989 · p.8973%73%
Overall 73%
Julian Rignall 73%
COMPILATION CRAZZZY Christmas is just around the corner, and just like every other year, that means it's time for software companies to start wheeling out compilations by the ton. Julian Rignal has been sorting out the bargains... 100% DYNAMITE CONTENTS: Afterburner, Last Ninja II, WEC Le Mans, Double Dragon Spectrum/Amstrad/C64 £14.99 A big-name game compilation which doesn't quite live up to expectations. Double Dragon isn't a lot of fun, Afterburner is alright, but gets repetitive and the other two games are very good. Check out other compilations before making a buying decision.
AMSTRAD SCORES Overall: 75% Afterburner is slightly better on this version. but otherwise similar criticisms apply to the Spectrum package - shop around before buying.
C64 SCORES Overall: 51% Afterburner, WEC Le Mans and Double Dragon are all dire, making this very poor value for money. Go for Dark Force instead.
Full-page ad10
- The Games Machine #26Jan 1990 · p.100
- ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment) #28Jan 1990 · p.54
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #98Jan 1990 · p.51
- ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment) #27Dec 1989 · p.196
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #97Dec 1989 · p.146
- Crash #71Dec 1989 · p.76
- Your Sinclair #48Dec 1989 · p.116
- Sinclair User #93Dec 1989 · p.100
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #96Nov 1989 · p.30
- Your Sinclair #47Nov 1989 · p.88
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- Sinclair User #98Apr 1990 · p.2
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- Your Sinclair #50Feb 1990 · p.2
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- ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment) #29Feb 1990 · p.20
- Sinclair User #95Feb 1990 · p.98
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