Zzap!64 16

Cite as: Zzap!64 16
Original: https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine-016
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Accessed: 2026-11-06
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Credit: Scan in the Internet Archive item "zzap64-magazine-016"; the pin is the item's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes: Pinned for the review of Infiltrator (Commodore 64, U.S. Gold). Contents indexed in part from the contents page.

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Zzap!64 reviewed the Commodore 64 disk version (U.S. Gold/Mindscape, £14.95) in August 1986, made it a Sizzler, and gave it 92% overall, with 98% for presentation, 88% for graphics, 70% for sound, 94% for hookability, 93% for lastability and 88% for value for money; one reviewer felt that the author, Chris Gray, had got bored of the whole thing towards the end, the graphics getting progressively worse.	`p. 108, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltrator, ratingsp. 109, Infiltrator, ratingsp. 109, Infiltrator, ratingsp. 108, Infiltrator, reviewer's commentp. 108, Infiltrator, reviewer's comment`	Magazine
Zzap!64's August 1986 review doubted that U.S. Gold could fit the game onto cassette without compromising it, and advised players with a disk drive to buy the disk version.	`p. 109, Infiltrator, reviewer's commentp. 109, Infiltrator, reviewer's comment`	Magazine
Zzap!64's review of the Commodore 64 version lists Johnny's starting kit as a camera, five gas grenades, a can of gas spray, a mine detector, explosives and forged papers. The camera, with five shots, is for photographing enemy documents found by searching the base's furniture, after which Johnny has to escape from the base. The NES booklet's inventory has no camera, though its opening letter lists film among the things enclosed.	`p. 109, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltratorp. 109, Infiltrator`	Magazine