Amiga Computing - Commodore Is Awesome
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SYSTEM<br />
review<br />
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PUBLISHER<br />
Grondslam<br />
DEVELOPER<br />
Grandslam/Rosputin<br />
PRICE<br />
£29.99<br />
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Nick Faldo's Championship Golf<br />
was released rather a long time ago<br />
and received a highly creditable<br />
award in most magazines,<br />
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GamAr<br />
Reviewed by Andy Maddock<br />
he Gamer Gold is a compilation courtesy<br />
of Grandslam, containing<br />
Jetstrike, Bump 'n Burn and Nick<br />
Faido's Championship Golf. A flight<br />
simulation, racing game and a golf<br />
game? Will it work?<br />
Firstly, Jetstrike was released about a year ago<br />
on the CD32 format, it was basically a flight slm<br />
that adopted a different way of playing. Instead<br />
of the usual cockpit view. Jetstrike was viewed<br />
side on - a lot like Choplifter from many years ago.<br />
The idea is to select an aircraft from a huge array<br />
and take it through many different selected missions.<br />
These range from taking recon photographs<br />
of the enemy's positions to landing on the<br />
opposing side's runway to rescue some hostages.<br />
The floppy disk version, which was released<br />
around two years ago, was very difficult as well as<br />
being slow and jerky. Fortunately on the CD32,<br />
none of these problems have been resurrected<br />
You can select from a vast amount of planes<br />
and helicopters, and every plane you could possibly<br />
think of exists within Jetstrike, Spitfires, Falcons,<br />
Vulcans, Bombers, and Apaches are all available<br />
for selection, Jetstrike is well presented, has good<br />
gameplay and packs a real challenge. Certainly<br />
a good start for a compilation. Nick Fori•s<br />
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Championship Golf was released rather a .;Ir<br />
time ago and received a highly creditable awc<br />
in most magazines. On the CD32 format, nothir<br />
has changed - it's still one of the most playa<br />
and realistic golf games available. The n<br />
instantly recognisable feature is the cacid<br />
Although they made an appearance on the<br />
py version, they weren't that much use.<br />
Now though, they will gladly hurl abuse at<br />
or praise your shots extremely vocally. Bill, the<br />
ticularly sarcastic caddie, will do anything<br />
make you angry. The actual animation of NI<br />
Fold° taking the shot has improved too. On<br />
whole, all the graphics seem to have had<br />
tweaking to iron out any glitches. What makes it<br />
pleasure to play is the fact it does play like r<br />
golf. There are plenty of challenges and courses<br />
keep you going.<br />
Bump 'N Burn isn't that well known am<br />
<strong>Amiga</strong> owners - I'm sure only a handful have ac<br />
ally played it, I think it was released when roc<br />
games were in their prime, and because of<br />
Bump N' Burn didn't even get a sniff.<br />
Basically, it's a racing game whereby you h<br />
to survive the Bump 'N Burn championships, The<br />
are several tracks of Toonia's seven kingdoms<br />
through these you will be expected to get be<br />
and better until you are ready to compete ogai<br />
Count Chaos - the unbeaten champion.<br />
Bump 'N Burn is nothing special. The graphics<br />
don't particularly boost quality, and it doesn't ruil<br />
as smoothly as it should, but as it's on a corn<br />
tion with two other great games, you can't red<br />
complain - not for E.29,90 anyway.