123
Compilation · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Silverbird Software Ltd · 1989 · Pound sterling 2.99
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- 123.tzx.zipTape image English76 KB
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- 123.txtInstructions English16 KB
- 123(EN).pdfInstructions English298 KB
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In the magazines
- Your Sinclair #421989 · Overall3/10
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- WorldOfSpectrum 1 votes3.00
In the magazines 3
Your Sinclair #42Jun 1989 · p.423/103/10
Overall 3/10
Marcus Berkmann 3/10
BARGAIN BASEMENT They're certainly cheap, but are they cheerful? Marcus Berkmann rootles around in the YS Lucky Dip... 123 Silverbird £2.99 Reviewer: Marcus Berkmann This presents something of a conundrum to the diligent critic. I mean, how much does value for money count? After all three games - BMX Kidz, Ninja Master and Rock-n-Wrestle - all previous releases on full price, now bunged together on a single cheapie: well, that's a bit of a bargain, isn't it? Well, yes, in that three games for three quid is never that bad a deal, and no, in that they're all crap. What we have here are three overcrowded genres, boxing, BMX and ninja, and three of the most tedious games in any genre yet to see the light of day. The first two I don't remember that well, but Rock-n-Wrestle is coming out now for the third time, and that's not including the 547 compilations it's already been crowbarred onto. Nope, they just don't cut it. In the bin!
News/Note2
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #91May 1989 · p.8
- ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment) #18Mar 1989 · p.82
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