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Zzap!64, issue 25 (May 1987)

Zzap!64 editors. 1987. “Zzap!64, issue 25 (May 1987).” Zzap!64, issue 25 (May 1987). Newsfield.

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Zzap!64 25
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Reviews Konami's Commodore 64 Nemesis. Contents index: data/contents/zzap64-025-1987-05.yaml.

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Zzap!64 reviewed Konami's Commodore 64 Nemesis in its May 1987 issue, at £8.95 on cassette and £12.95 on disk, joystick only. Its reviewers found it not at all bad, with smart graphics and fast and furious action, though the sprites flicker and it isn't as slick as it could have been.p. 90 (image 90), Nemesis review headerp. 90 (image 90), Nemesis reviewp. 90 (image 90), Nemesis reviewp. 90 (image 90), Nemesis reviewp. 91 (image 91), Nemesis reviewp. 91 (image 91), Nemesis reviewMagazine
In May 1987 Zzap!64 listed US Gold's Broderbund Blasters, a £9.99 cassette compilation of Karateka, Choplifter, Stealth, and Spelunker, among compilations soon to be released, and called Spelunker a multi-load platform game, "visually awful, but incredibly playable". It noted that all four had been released by Ariolasoft and had a mixed reception.p. 41 (image 41), compilations, And soon to be released, Broderbund Blastersp. 41 (image 41), compilations, And soon to be released, Broderbund Blastersp. 41 (image 41), compilations, And soon to be released, Broderbund BlastersMagazine