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Your Sinclair, issue 33 (September 1988)

Your Sinclair editors. 1988. “Your Sinclair, issue 33 (September 1988).” Your Sinclair, issue 33. Future Publishing.

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Your Sinclair 33
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https://archive.org/details/Your_Sinclair_033
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https://archive.org/download/Your_Sinclair_033/Your_Sinclair_033_djvu.xml
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2026-11-06
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Scan in the Internet Archive item "Your_Sinclair_033"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Pinned in stubs batch 33 for Impossible Mission II (Macca's ZX Spectrum review, p. 31).

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The ZX Spectrum reviews name its makers differently. Crash gives Epyx as producer and "Szenttornyai Laszlo and Kovats Imre" as authors; Your Sinclair names Szenttornyai Laszlo alone, as "the programmer who masterminded Impossible Mission II"; Sinclair User's box gives the label as US Gold and the author as Andromeda.p. 31 (image 31), Impossible Mission II reviewp. 31 (image 31), Impossible Mission II reviewMagazine
Macca reviewed the ZX Spectrum version for Your Sinclair in September 1988 and gave it 9, with 8 for graphics, 9 for playability, 9 for value for money and 8 for addictiveness: "Agent 4125 is back in excellent form against the evil Elvin Atombender." He found the robots a let-down and some screens "real brain-blenders", harder than the original's.p. 31 (image 31), YS Clapometerp. 31 (image 31), YS Clapometerp. 31 (image 31), reviewp. 31 (image 31), reviewp. 31 (image 31), reviewp. 31 (image 31), reviewMagazine