Sinclair User 73

Cite as: Sinclair User 73
Original: https://archive.org/details/sinclair-user-magazine-073
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Archived: https://archive.org/download/sinclair-user-magazine-073/SinclairUser_073_Apr_1988_djvu.xml
Accessed: 2026-11-06
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Credit: Scan in the Internet Archive item "sinclair-user-magazine-073"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes: Pinned for Cybernoid (Spectrum review).

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Sinclair User's April 1988 review called Cybernoid "Exolon II": Exolon's graphics taken further, in a flip-screen shoot-'em-up that the reviewer judged game of the year so far and "the best flip screen shoot-em-up ever seen on the Spectrum". Its facts box gives the price as £7.99 and the mark as 10 out of 10; the review is signed by Graham Taylor.	`p. 42 (image n41), Cybernoidp. 42 (image n41), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoidp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, facts boxp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, facts boxp. 43 (image n42), Cybernoid, facts box`	Magazine
Sinclair User's review box lists the Spectrum game's weapons: bombs that can be guided, impact mines, a shield that makes the ship invincible for a while, bounce bombs, and a seeker that tracks enemies down.	`p. 42 (image n41), Cybernoid, weaponry boxp. 42 (image n41), Cybernoid, weaponry boxp. 42 (image n41), Cybernoid, weaponry boxp. 42 (image n41), Cybernoid, weaponry boxp. 42 (image n41), Cybernoid, weaponry box`	Magazine