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ACE, issue 35 (August 1990)

ACE editors. 1990. “ACE, issue 35 (August 1990).” Advanced Computer Entertainment, issue 35. EMAP.

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ACE 35
Original
https://archive.org/details/Ace_Magazine_Issue_35
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416d1d4905d06e1dd53ca0168fefd5008539f3e513bd4bbc18ee1a65d62b62a4
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https://archive.org/download/Ace_Magazine_Issue_35/Ace_Magazine_Issue_35_djvu.xml
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2026-11-06
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© EMAP (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
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Scan in the Internet Archive item "Ace_Magazine_Issue_35"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Pinned in stubs batch 35 for Klax (the Amiga update).

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  • Klax

Claims (2)

ACE reviewed the Atari ST version in May 1990, by Laurence Scotford, who found that Klax "is not simply a Tetris clone" and "requires more thought and forward planning" than Tetris; the review's box gives graphics 8, IQ factor 5, audio 8, fun factor 9 and an ACE Rating of 880. ACE's August 1990 issue later printed 895 as the rating of the ST version reviewed in issue 32 ("ACE Rating 895").p. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, KlaxMagazine
ACE's August 1990 issue rated the Amiga version 830, at £24.95 on disk, finding it almost identical to the ST version apart from its sampled sound, and too fast between blocks to plan stacks: "A tough yet enjoyable puzzler."p. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, Klaxp. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, Klaxp. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, Klaxp. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, Klaxp. 65 (image 65), Updates, Amiga, KlaxMagazine
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