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Amstrad Action, issue 32 (May 1988)

Amstrad Action editors. 1988. “Amstrad Action, issue 32 (May 1988).” Amstrad Action, issue 32. Future Publishing.

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Amstrad Action 32
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https://archive.org/details/amstrad-action-032
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https://archive.org/download/amstrad-action-032/Amstrad_Action_032_djvu.xml
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2026-11-06
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© Future Publishing (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
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Scan in the Internet Archive item "amstrad-action-032"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
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Pinned for Cybernoid (Amstrad CPC review).

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Amstrad Action made the Amstrad CPC version a Master Game in May 1988 and gave it 91%, with 92% for graphics, 78% for sonics, 94% for grab factor and 86% for staying power, counting 60 screens to explore.p. 42 (image n41), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, The Verdictp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, The Verdictp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, The VerdictMagazine
Amstrad Action's reviewer, GBH, found the CPC version's graphics large, bright and colorful, with flicker-free animation. The second opinion, by BW, found every screen a surprise and took great satisfaction in cracking one, but judged that the game won't be everyone's cup of tea.p. 43 (image n42), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, Second Opinionp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, Second Opinionp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, Second Opinionp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, Second OpinionMagazine