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Your Sinclair, issue 57 (September 1990)

Your Sinclair editors. 1990. “Your Sinclair, issue 57 (September 1990).” Your Sinclair, issue 57. Future Publishing.

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Your Sinclair 57
Original
https://archive.org/details/Your_Sinclair_057
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9c924cd55803df8e3b11ec90b85a725b36a8bebc7f244f93526abb3e61b7446c
Archived
https://archive.org/download/Your_Sinclair_057/Your_Sinclair_057_djvu.xml
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2026-11-06
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© Future Publishing (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
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Scan in the Internet Archive item "Your_Sinclair_057"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Pinned in archive batch 16 as a lead for Tetris, Klax, Pipe Mania, Solomon's Key, Impossible Mission II and Days of Thunder.

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Your Sinclair reviewed a £2.99 Hit Squad re-release of the Spectrum Nemesis in September 1990, calling it horribly difficult, mainly from the speed everything runs at, and as standard a horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up as they come, but "very playable" and "a tasty little barg."p. 76, Bargain Basementp. 76, Bargain Basementp. 76, Bargain Basementp. 76, Bargain Basementp. 76, Bargain BasementMagazine
Kixx re-released the ZX Spectrum version on budget. Your Sinclair's Jon Boy reviewed it in September 1990: "It looks a bit ropey graphically, but IM 2 is a bit of a challenge for those with time to spare."p. 77 (image 77), Bargain Basementp. 77 (image 77), Bargain Basementp. 77 (image 77), Bargain BasementMagazine
Your Sinclair's Complete Guide to Puzzle Games, in September 1990, gave US Gold's ZX Spectrum Solomon's Key 85°, called it "an extremely popular game back in '87" that "still looks good today", and one of the best things US Gold had done.p. 66, Complete Guide to Puzzle Games, Solomon's Key, verdictp. 66, Solomon's Keyp. 66, Solomon's Key, captionp. 66Magazine