Your Sinclair 29

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Notes: Added by the Ikari Warriors scout for the ZX Spectrum review by Jonathan Davies.

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Hewson's spring 1988 advertisement sold Cybernoid as "another major hit from Raffaele Cecco who gave you Exolon", at £7.99 on Spectrum cassette, £14.99 on +3 disc, and £9.99 and £14.99 on Amstrad cassette and disc.	`p. 3, Hewson advertisementp. 3, Hewson advertisement`	Magazine
Your Sinclair made the Spectrum game, at £8.99, a Megagame in May 1988, and its Clapometer gave 9 out of 10 for graphics, playability, value for money and addictiveness, and a total of 9. The review gives the pilot five lives. Its reviewer found the draw not in the graphics or the speed but in the tactics and planning each screen needs, with a safe route to find through every one and no way back once it is left.	`p. 4, contentsp. 46 (image n45), Cybernoid, headingp. 46 (image n45), Cybernoidp. 46 (image n45), Cybernoidp. 47 (image n46), Joystick Jugglersp. 47 (image n46), Joystick Jugglerspp. 46-47 (images n45-n46), Cybernoid, Screenshotsp. 47 (image n46), Cybernoid, Screenshotsp. 47 (image n46), Cybernoid, YS Clapometerp. 47 (image n46), Cybernoid, YS Clapometer`	Magazine
Your Sinclair's Jonathan Davies gave the ZX Spectrum version 8 in May 1988: "Pure, unadulterated destruction, all wrapped up in one hell of a good game." He wrote that it had appeared after months of waiting for the other versions to be finished.	`p. 48 (image 48), YS Clapometerp. 48 (image 48), YS Clapometerp. 48 (image 48)p. 48 (image 48)`	Magazine