Cite as
Crash 89
Original
https://archive.org/details/crash-magazine-89
sha256
715f5cf471c71fe9c4736487a0058e032f2a93bf6f7d2db0d231ae47facb588a
Archived
https://archive.org/download/crash-magazine-89/Crash_89_Jun_1991_djvu.xml
Accessed
2026-11-06
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© Newsfield (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit
Scan in the Internet Archive item "crash-magazine-89"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Pinned in archive batch 16 as a lead for crash-089-1991-060.

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Claims (5)

Ocean later sold the ZX Spectrum version in its Power Up compilation, which Crash's review of June 1991 lists at £15.99, with Chase HQ, Rainbow Islands, X-Out, and Turrican. Crash gave the pack 90% overall and Altered Beast 18 out of 20.p. 35 (image 35), Power Up reviewp. 35 (image 35), Power Up reviewp. 35 (image 35), Power Up review, marks, read on the page imagep. 35 (image 35), Power Up review, ratingsMagazine
Crash reviewed The Hit Squad's £2.99 re-release for the Spectrum in June 1991 and gave it 82%. The reviewer, who signs as Nick, found it simple at first and maddening on later levels, called it the best Breakout game ever, and said no Spectrum software collection was complete without it.p. 47 (image 47), reviewp. 47 (image 47), reviewp. 47 (image 47), reviewp. 47 (image 47), reviewMagazine
The ZX Spectrum version was later sold in compilations: Domark's Wheels of Fire, reviewed by Sinclair User in January 1991, and Ocean's Power Up, reviewed by Crash in June 1991, whose reviewer called Chase HQ "probably the ultimate driving game on the Speccy".p. 35 (image 35), Power Up review, headerp. 35 (image 35), Power Up reviewp. 35 (image 35), Power Up reviewp. 35 (image 35), Power Up reviewMagazine
Crash reviewed The Winning Team (Domark, £14.99 and £19.99) in June 1991 at 86% overall, giving Cyberball 15/20 in its list of the five games' marks and calling it a look into the future of American football, played against giant robots.p. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team review, marksp. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team reviewp. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team reviewp. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team reviewMagazine
Crash reviewed Domark's compilation The Winning Team (£14.99 and £19.99) for the ZX Spectrum in June 1991 and gave it 86% overall, with 16 out of 20 for Vindicators, described as "a frenzy of shoot-'em-up action" in an armoured tank.p. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team reviewp. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team review, marksp. 33 (image 33), The Winning Team reviewp. 33 (image 33), headingMagazine