ZZAP!64 - Issue 3 - July 1985

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UiihttUi Uf% m ave scavenging has been in my blood ever since I can remember. That's what Spelunkers do, you know. A cave's lure can be strong, especially when it's loaded with treasure, like this one. But be warned . . . this one is different. It has a reputation for swallowing people up. “First of all, it was black as the ace-of-spades down there. Everywhere. And sticky-hot, with fire pits and steam shooting up out of volcanic vents. That steam can cookyou like a lobster in less than 10 seconds. I steered clear of it. “There’s bats, too. Charming creatures -I carried flares toscare them off. I had a good supply of dynamite ready to blast the rock piles that sealed off the main shaft. I had to watch it, so I wouldn ’t blow myself to bits. Don 't laugh - guys have done it! “Spelunkers before me left ropes, ladders and railway tracks. That helped me get around until I hit the underground falls. At that point I had no choice but to go over in a barrel. A fall I’ll never forget. “Deep inside the main shaft, there were artefacts and treasures everywhere. But the keys ... without the keys, I would have been trapped behind the doors in those musty shafts. Come to think of it, that might have been better for my health. “You see, it all happened so fast. I could actually see the glow from the most priceless treasure of all- the Hidden Pyramid! That's when they hit me from behind. Spooks! The spirits of old Spelunkers. It was curtains for me - 1 didn 't stand a chance. So now, all I can do is give a warning: Keep a sharp eye, friend, when you're down in that hold. Because now I’m there too. Waiting for some poor unsuspecting Spelunker. 9 “Just waiting...’’ j m jj fm 6 Levels of increasing challenge intricate subterranean caverns Realistic sound effects Joystick control AVAILABLE FROM ALL GOOD SOFTWARE RETAILERS - If it's not there , please order it - or in case of difficulty send your crossed cheque/P. 0. made out to Ariolasoft U.K. Ltd. including your own name and address, to Ariolasoft U.K. Ltd., Suite 105/106, Asphalte House, Palace Street, London SW1E5HS. Spelunker Cassette £9.95. Spelunker Disk £1 2.95 - includes VAT & p&p. U.K. orders only. HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS
; Win Roland's Rat Race! 100 copies of the slick new Ocean game to be won by cartoon creators Yeeeeaahh rat fans! TV-AM's rodent superstar has popped up in a new arcade game from Ocean in which he returns to his former life in the sewers. You'll find the review elsewhere in the issue but here we're giving you the chance to get your mits on the game itself. How? By drawing a cartoon. All you need do is draw Roland in an amusing situation linked in some way to the Commodore <strong>64</strong> or a computer game. The 100 cartoons that most make us laugh, groan or just appreciate your artwork will win a copy of the game. With so many prizes, you've an excellent chance of winning if you're anygood at cartoons. And incidentally, the best of the cartoons may just get printed, so get doodling. -'r 4^ . MAKE THE Pits GREAT „ OR IU- SQUIP>&E
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