CPC GAME REVIEWS - by Nicholas
  Campbell

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CPC games in 2005

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Cover of Sardina Forever

Cover of Sardina Forever

Cover of Viaje al Centro de la Tierra: Version Extendida

Cover of Viaje al Centro de la Tierra: Version Extendida

20th May 2012
As usual, I'm late with this news, but this year's RetroMadrid event saw the release of two CPC games, both of which are actually improved versions of games that were released more than twenty years ago.

The first game is Sardina Forever, which is based on Sabrina by Iber Soft. The original game was in black and white and was very poor indeed, but the original author has given it a splash of colour, and McKlain has added a version of Sabrina's hit song Boys (Summertime Love). You can download the game from Amstrad ESP.

The second game is an extended version of Viaje al Centro de la Tierra by Topo Soft. The original game was released in 1989, but the 8-bit versions contained only three levels, while the 16-bit versions contained all five levels. Almost twenty years later, a new version of the game was released for the ZX Spectrum with all five levels present - and now, in 2012, the CPC version has been released! César Nicolás González, the author of BB4CPC, is the person to thank for converting the additional levels to the CPC. Once more, you can download the game from Amstrad ESP.

Also, I have reviewed four games:

14th April 2012
John Beckett has reviewed one game:

7th April 2012
Missas is back and has reviewed three games:

John Beckett has reviewed two games:

There is also some sad news. After twelve years, the CPC Game Reviews guestbook is no more, as Lycos has retired its HTML Gear service. At the moment, I have no plans to reintroduce a guestbook, as very few people were signing it. However, I have archived most of the entries, although all the private entries have been lost.

It has been fascinating for me to browse them and see what visitors have written about the site over the years, and I would like to thank everyone who has signed the guestbook.

Video preview of Gerelakos on YouTube

25th March 2012
TFM of the FutureSoft team has posted a preview of their role-playing game Gerelakos on YouTube. It's been in development for six years, and it'll be a long time before it's finished, but it looks very impressive indeed already. The game runs on the FutureOS operating system and will require a CPC6128 or 6128 Plus.

If you want to follow the progress of this game, you can visit the Gerelakos web site. You can also see what people are saying about the game on the CPCWiki forum.

24th March 2012
John Beckett has reviewed five games:

19th March 2012
John Beckett has reviewed two games:

18th March 2012
John Beckett has reviewed two games:

César Nicolas González released a new version of BB4CPC recently, which corrects a few bugs. You can download it from CNGSoft's web site.

11th March 2012
John Beckett has reviewed two games:

9th March 2012
After a hiatus of nearly eight years, John Beckett (who previously contributed reviews to this site under the pseudonym Ninja Wonderboy) has reviewed six games:

E-mail: nich <AT> durge <DOT> org