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Your Sinclair, issue 43 (July 1989)

Your Sinclair editors. 1989. “Your Sinclair, issue 43 (July 1989).” Your Sinclair, issue 43. Dennis Publishing.

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Your Sinclair 43
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Pinned in archive batch 16 as a lead for Tetris, Silkworm, Times of Lore, The New Zealand Story, Pac-Mania and the Taito and In Crowd compilation ads.

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On the Spectrum Bubble Bobble went on to compilations: a mail-order advertisement in Your Sinclair of July 1989 lists it in Taito Coin-Op at £9.99, with Rastan, Flying Shark, Arkanoid and its sequel, Slap Fight, Renegade and Legend of Kage. By June 1992 it sold at £3.99 as a budget game, and with Rainbow Islands and The New Zealand Story in Addicted to Fun.p. 20, mail-order advertisementMagazine
By February 1989 Predator was one of the eight games of Ocean's compilation The In Crowd, with Karnov, Gryzor, Barbarian, Crazy Cars, Combat School, Platoon and Target Renegade, on cassette for the Spectrum, Amstrad and Commodore at £14.95; on the Commodore, The Last Ninja replaced Crazy Cars.p. 20 (image 20), mail-order advertisementMagazine
Yie Ar Kung Fu and Yie Ar Kung Fu II were both in the Konami Arcade Collection compilation, whose contents Crash listed in January 1989 with each game's original review score; by July 1989 a mail-order advertisement in Your Sinclair offered the pack at £6.99.p. 20 (scan), mail-order advertisementMagazine