Zzap!64 7

Cite as: Zzap!64 7
Original: https://archive.org/details/ZZap64Issue0071985Nov
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Notes: Pinned in stubs batch 31 for the Commodore 64 Winter Games review (pp. 104-106, Overall 94%).

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Zzap!64 reviewed the Commodore 64 version in November 1985, published in Britain by US Gold at £9.95 on cassette and £14.95 on disk, and gave it 94% overall (presentation 95%, graphics 98%, sound 97%, hookability 97%, lastability 94%, value for money 95%), calling it "another classic sports simulation from Epyx".	`p. 104, Winter Gamesp. 106, ratingsp. 106, ratings`	Magazine
Zzap!64 noted that Winter Games kept the Summer Games format but had seven events to their eight. One reviewer thought it "a little harder" than the others in the series, its two skating events offering more challenge than almost any event in Summer Games II; another, finding that the skating events and the Ski Jump need a lot of practice, called it the best sports simulation since Summer Games II.	`p. 104, Winter Gamesp. 104, Winter Gamesp. 105, Winter Gamesp. 104, Winter Gamesp. 105, Winter Games`	Magazine