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Computer and Video Games, issue 45 (July 1985)

Computer and Video Games editors. 1985. “Computer and Video Games, issue 45 (July 1985).” Computer and Video Games, issue 45. EMAP.

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C&VG 45
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Pinned in stubs batch 33 for a reader's tips on the Hyper Sports arcade game (p. 106, image 106) and Imagine's Hyper Sports advertisement (image 49).

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Computer and Video Games printed a reader's tips for the arcade game in July 1985: tying the computer's swimmer earns 1,000 points; in archery, a "Nice" with every arrow brings three apples worth 1,000 points each; in skeet shooting, shooting every skeet brings out a flying ghost, and shooting it gives a perfect bonus, after which a small bird is worth 1,000 points a hit; and clearing the pole vault at full speed, 1,050 cm/sec, brings out a mole with bonus points.p. 106 (image 106), "Hyper Sports"p. 106 (image 106)p. 106 (image 106)p. 106 (image 106)p. 106 (image 106)p. 106 (image 106), headingp. 106 (image 106)Magazine
Imagine's advertisement in Computer and Video Games, July 1985, called Hyper Sports the officially endorsed version of the No. 1 arcade game, with six new events, continuing the challenge where Track and Field left off.image 49, Imagine advertisementMagazine