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Commodore User (November 1988)

Commodore User editors. 1988. “Commodore User (November 1988).” Commodore User (November 1988). EMAP.

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Commodore User Nov 1988
Original
https://archive.org/details/commodore-user-magazine-62
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c6ef3d94c8c92e4967c68d9cd8b3babe1f635bf5036029e5f9759dcfe00e6e28
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https://archive.org/download/commodore-user-magazine-62/Commodore_User_Issue_62_1988_Nov_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 "commodore-user-magazine-62"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
The Internet Archive item numbers it 62. Pinned for Cybernoid (Amiga review).

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  • Cybernoid

Claims (1)

Commodore User made the Amiga version, at £19.95, a Screen Star in November 1988, with 87% overall, 68% for sound, 55% for graphics, 89% for lastability and 92% for playability, calling it a conversion of the Spectrum game. Nick Kelly found it less impressive than it should have been, with repetitive backgrounds, but more of a challenge than its inspiration.p. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoid, marksp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), Cybernoidp. 59 (image n58), CybernoidMagazine
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