Air Support
J2003C says: I used to like to play in strategy mode, allowing more time to plot each move of my army. Action mode can be fun too, but the computer has the advantage. Just watch those robot soldiers convulse as they go into battle! Takes time to learn the controls.
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Marble Madness
graveyardjohn says: A very good conversion, but to think I bought this on cassette and put up with the atrocious multi-load! Make sure you play the disk version!
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Spellbreaker
Steve says: final installment in the "enchanter" series of interactive-fiction by infocom.
in my opinion, the best one of the series. Far more difficult, but far mor enjoyable and satisfying than the first two titles.
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Island of Dr. Destructo, The
graveyardjohn says: Destroy the attacking planes before they sink the ship you're defending. Very enjoyable!
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Warhawk
graveyardjohn says: Futuristic bas-relief graphics from 1986. A classic shoot-em-up with soundtrack by Mr Hubbard himself, and which only cost £1.99 when released!
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War of the Lance
Neo-Rio says: I don't play fantasy war games much, but this one got me hooked for a week or so as I plotted strategy against the computer.
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Jumpman Junior
Neo-Rio says: Sequel to Jumpman, but with fewer levels all in a single load. Not an easy game by a long stretch, and will frustrate and challenge you to no end.
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Starfox
Neo-Rio says: This is like the poor-man's Elite. Not as complicated as that title, but still easier to get into and rewarding when you actually manage to find planets to land on.
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Paradroid
graveyardjohn says: How could we not include this?! Move from floor to floor, dispatching or taking over robots on the way. A combination of mild shooter and puzzler, this will keep you glued for ages.
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