| Your Sinclair reviewed Activision's ZX Spectrum version in November 1989, at £9.99 on cassette. The review called a monochrome Spectrum conversion of a coin-op beat-'em-up "a bit of a cop-out" and found this one in color, "a bit like Karnov", with sprites in their own colors and backgrounds taking on a sprite's color as it passes. It walks through the Graveyard, Forest, Cave, and Temple and back to the Graveyard; it faulted levels that are too short, kicks that look like ballet, and a busy screen, but said the game "pushes the Speccy to its limits". The review is signed Phil. Its marks: life expectancy 66, graphics 79, instant appeal 79, addictiveness 76, and 80 overall; the diagnosis: "Little niggles here and there but very adventurous (and gory)." | image 6, contentsp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), Diagnosisp. 72 (image 73), reviewp. 72 (image 73), opening paragraph, read on the page imagep. 72 (image 73), ratings, read on the page imagep. 72 (image 73), review | Magazine |
| Your Sinclair reviewed the Spectrum version in November 1989, from Virgin at £9.99 on tape and £14.99 on disk. Jonathan found it not a bad conversion of the Sega original at all and "pretty darned reasonable" as such games go, and gave it 71° (Life Expectancy 62°, Graphics 69°, Instant Appeal 76°, Addictiveness 79°). The diagnosis: it takes the scrolling beat-'em-up theme and "does absolutely nothing whatsoever with it. A good conversion though." | p. 35 (image 36), Shinobip. 35 (image 36)p. 35 (image 36)p. 35 (image 36), score boxp. 35 (image 36), Diagnosisp. 6, contentsp. 18 (image 18), the reviewers | Magazine |
| Your Sinclair's November 1989 review, written by Matt and Jackie together, made the Spectrum version a Megagame with 94° (life expectancy 85, graphics 93, instant appeal 95, addictiveness 89). It found it "an absolute corker of a game", a six-level, five-load arcade adventure in monochrome blue, and summed it up as "a brilliant multiload film conversion, as good as anything released this year". It was priced at £9.99 on cassette and £14.99 on disk. | p. 70 (image 71), The Untouchablesp. 70 (image 71), The Untouchablesp. 70 (image 71), The Untouchablesp. 71 (image 72), The Untouchablesp. 71 (image 72), The Untouchables, Diagnosisp. 70 (image 71), The Untouchables | Magazine |
| In the same November 1989 issue, Your Sinclair's Ocean competition said the game had been under development at Ocean "for, ooh, ages", and offered 30 copies as runners-up prizes. | p. 68 (image 69), competitionp. 68 (image 69), competition | Magazine |