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Sure, we ve gone to war over our o il supplies, we re chopping down trees so we can cover our fields with tarmac and none of us can breathe properly anymore, but hey! How else would you get the kids to school in the morning? This disc was made as a desktop journey through the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu (where they re probably about as obsessed with cars as you ever can be) which holds models and related memorabilia from the time Karl Benz fi rst got bored with walking all the way to the supermarket. There are two ways to navigate around the disc: by means of the Driving Seat, where different parts of a car dashboard will take you to different areas of the disc, or by means of a signpost listing the four sections Driving Seat, Workshop, Museum Library, Car Exhibit and Exit. The car also has a radio that you can tune to some clips of music from some slig htly dodgy re-recordings of car-related tunes such as the theme from Taxi, Carwash, and (for some reason) Riders on the Storm Wherever you are in the disc you can take a detour by clicking on the signpost in the bottom left-hand corne. This will allow you to leap to one of the four sections or exit. The option does, however, have one very big problem: interactive pages can be accessed from different parts of the d isc (as a form of cross-referencing) but once you have made a detour you will have to do a lot of clicking to get back to where you were. This is not only irritating, it makes it very difficult to build up any idea of the overall arrangement of the information on the CD-ROM. Another disappointing aspect is the poor playback quality of the movies. Taking a look at the files themselves, it seems that some of the movie s have been set to play back in expanded windows when accessed from within the environment. This means that they are both jumpy and very pixellated to the point where some areas of a similar colour just merge together. There is a problem with the depth of information as well. In the Effects of Motorcars section, for example, I expected a couple of short movies explaining how the world had changed for better or wors e as a result of this remarkable machine, but all that s offered are sentences such as Population movement to suburbs, and Automobile industry the lifeblood of many other major industries. The sub-section o n the pursuit of the Land Speed Record also has no moving footage of any of the land speed record attempts. Considering the amount of time we ve waited for this disc, this is a disappointing product, and at s an expensive disappointment. The potential for an excellent motorcar-based CD-ROM is still, very definitely, there, but unfortunately this is not the disc to fulfil that promise. 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Respect due, Philips! Its latest musical offering on the CD-i front means it laters to old-timers like Bowie and Pink Floyd, with a massive shout going out to the 2 Unlimited. For those not enough to know it, 2 Unlimited are Ray and Anita, a Dutch techno (their description, not mine) pop group, whose debut No Limits album has sold by the clog-load all over the world. Beyond Limits is an in teractive guide to the band and its hits. Ray and Anita themselves pop up to explain the disc s features: you get to choose which live, promo video or audio track to play, when to fast forward, when to rewind o r, preferably, when to stop it altogether. Nothing radically new there, then. The pep talk over, you are left to click away and explore the phenomenon that is 2 Unlimited. This assignment, however, is impossibl e, as the disc is not so much 2 Unlimited, but too limited mainly due to the lack of material the group has produced in its short career (and the fact that the songs they have released are indistinguishable to an untrained ear). As a result, their painfully repetitive are painfully repeated, either as audio-only tracks, or videos, or via two minimalist and uninteresting live performances. Even the usually interesting behind-the-scenes footage was far too short and very tedious (despite a cameo appearance from current student fave, Rolf Harris). The one plus point is that the encoding is very good. However, thi s does not make up for the lack of content, or the fact that 2 Unlimited are simply another well marketed, good looking pop group , whose music is targeted determinedly towards more youthful ears. Even the mos t dedicated of fans would be hard-pushed to justify buying this disc. At 19.99, this is a definite no, no, no, no, no. Marcy Marc Steward 2 Unlimited: Beyond limits Special Requirements DV cart for CD- Price 19.99 (inc. 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On the main menu, the biggest window is the entrance to the Dinosaur Park click and the doors open and you can enter the park by moving forward with the mouse. Without the manual, it takes a while to figure out what you re supposed to be doing when you first launch the program , and the mouse control is awkward at times (though you can alter its sensitivity). Once inside the park you can choose to enter one of three time periods: Triassic Tour, Jurassic Jungle or Cretaceous Corner. Alternatively, you can go straight to the Dinosaur Reference section. Travelling through the theme park you can explore different paths and engage in any number of dinosaur-related activities. Activities range from Dinosaur Safari, where you identify the dinosaur from the clues given, to Save The Dinos, where you must save 15 dinosaurs from three different time periods before a comet hits Earth. Once you get bored of the animated sequence to enter the park (and believe me you will) you can take a shortcut and bypass it by clicking above the icons. All the activities teach you about dinosaurs what they looked like, where they lived in a interesting and often amusing way. Your reward for completing a quiz is a cartoon animation of dinosaurs essential in maintaining a child s attention. Fancy a film? 3-D Dinosaurs has 20 seq uences to choose from, all with accompanying soundtracks. Though the animation is not always quite as good as in Microsoft Dinosaurs, there is much more of it, and the sound effects add real atmosphere. Tyranno saurus Coming To Life is superb, as is the Dinosaur Battle. So what about the 3D effects? After all, it is called 3-D Dinosaur. When you launch the program, the opening movie featuring a charging dinosaur is in 3D, as are many of the images in the Dinosaur Encyclopedia, but if you really want to see these effects at their best, visit the disc s 3-D museum, where the dinosaurs really do appear to jump out at you from every angle. There are so many different facets to this package that it is impossible to go into every detail. Suffice it to say that Knowledge Adventure has used multimedia to its full advantage the program is fast, fun and packed with information. 3D Dinosaur Adventure Reviewed on MPC Price 44.95 Contact Guildsoft 01752 895100 Category Reference/Entertainment/ Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 44.95G Guildsoft 01752 895100H Young ChildrenJ 4.5R Under 50[ Under 3D Atlas ,!HBHb8B8BDB( $ADbLcHB` 8!`al 4!\bl dad`d`d@d@d`hah d`dAdad d`h d hch \@pal d`d@hal 4 \`lahadad F2Nu%K D!`@h@h@d !$C0B<A@@HaU) JyNxV ( 4!@BLcX lapau( XJzNxRvVuF a\@`ad pal`h d@d`i' JwNuRtV zQzsvSv hah`h@d@i JvNtV hadbmj NwNvRtV h@hal zJxNwJTNSVuV YJyJwJTNRRtZ RSR1j 8FyJxJvJSNSR hadbh >yJxJwJuJSJtVta d d d :XBxJw NvNuJtN1U h dA`AdAd@d daiH dah@mI d h@d :7:7BWJxNwJ b`@`a`BdBdad@d@e dad`h ad d@d@d`h Ta\`\ `bdbdad@d@i h dAdbdAd@p bTBXA\a\ `bdAd d dAd dad h X!\B\b`b`bdAd d d BVZ4q dad haqk A\ \@\a\b`bdbdAd d h >U:5Vtr dbd@d@m c` ` X `bdAd d h >4Vte cd@dadbdah l dAd@`A\b\b` `b`A\ ` h h lbh dbdAh`l d@d@dadbd hAm PBTAh `B`B`b` db`A\!` h `@hAhbd dAd h ad@dAdBd@d i `b`bd \b\B\!\!d h TA\AdAdbd dbd haq ad d!dbdAd `b`adb`b\b \B\B`A`@d h H@P XAdAh dbd@dAi) d@dBd!d dbij dA`BdBdB\B\BXb`a``d@hcm D D@Pa`ah dbdbdadad@d@h d dbdAd@dad dah@`B`b` \bXbXb`a`ad hci H HAL@X dbdBdAd d`d@h ` d@h dad@`@` had@d@h`d``A` d `A\@\@\ \@X@`@d@d L PAPaX hadAdBdbd`d@d \ ``d dadA` d l`h@d`hal \cXCXAX@ \@\@`@d ` bP TbX da`a\ad dad@dAi( T Xa\ `b`A` d )4 `al \b\ Xba had@d@h P@T@\ \b\A\ `bi @X \a`a`aXa\a`adad dad@d@h AT XaX XaX \be PcPcHc8 ` \@\@`Ad@dAdAd@d h BT TaX X@Xb]k RUZuY `b\a\Ba \B\!\!` ` ` BP@PaX XaX@XAY* b\ T LB@ 4#,#,#,d8 \b\!\ AL@LaP XaX@X!Y 0",#( ,!,A8!HATbTATa]) fsf2j AP@LaP XaX@X Y 0#,",B,B0!4!@ P X@X bRb2a ZSVtNtR aP L@LaT@T P X 8#0!0!4b4B4"< H!TATbT TA] bH H L! 8"4B8A<b@"D"D H"PBTbX \be T!P PbT LAL@L bL D!<!8B<b@BD"H L"LBPATAX ` L@L L AH @A<A<g B<B@BD"H"LBP"TATaX ` LALaPaP@L@L LbMk RsRRNRNQR1Z @H@@A@b<b<"D"DBHBL"PBTa XaX X T@P P LbLaH H P 0! 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And deservedly so, because the computer generated 3D g lobes present on this disc knock the spinning tin variety into a cocked hat. The globes are created using images derived from computer-enhanced satellite photography, and there are many ways to navigate around them. Click the cursor anywhere outside a globe, and it rotates it in that direction; to search for a country, use the scrollable menu bar and the globe rotates to the centre of the country you want. Type a na me in the entry field or click on the surface of the globe and a country is selected, with written information and postcard photographs of local people, landscapes and architecture provided for each country y ou access. Drop-down menus allow you to switch between environmental, physical and political globes; and under other globes you can also view a hydrospheric globe, tectonic plates, the earth by night, contine ntal drifts and others. Phew! Globes can also show cities, ocean depths, mountain ranges and any number of other features, each of which are accompanied by a short narration. Among the drop-down menus you ll fi nd snazzy multimedia options: 3D Flights has you speeding about above a tract of land, using a combination of satellite and infra-red imaging to reveal geological make-up, while a concise commentary tells you all about it. Biomes (temperate grassland, savannah, rainforest, etc.) can be flown over, accompanied by narration, then a map shows its global distribution. There are also zoomable satellite photographs of ci ties around the world. Best, though, is the Russian spy satellite photo of London, where you can practically peek through the bathroom window of Buckingham Palace. Stories contains some depressing tales such as species extinction and habitat loss, pollution, overfishing, and the use and effects of nuclear power. The Timelapse presentations show developments of anything from the reduction in size of the Aral Sea ov er 20 years, to the aerial dispersal of debris following the eruption of Mt Pinatubo. The Statistics section is huge, covering agriculture, the economy, energy and the environment. All statistics include a tim eline from 1970-1991 for comparisons, and results can be displayed on a global chart, a line chart, a ranking table or a scatter (pie) chart. I was proud to see that the UK ranks consistently high for everythin g from CFC to CO2 emissions. There s even a geographical trivia quiz: up to three players (or teams) can take part, you get air miles for correctly answering questions. 3D Atlas is beautifully put together. I t informs in an eyecatching and entertaining way and it s only 40. What more could you want? Now, where did I leave those open-mouthed children Patrick McCarthy 3D Atlas Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact ElectPPronic Arts 01753 549442 Category Reference/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 39.99D approx Electronic Arts 01753 549442H Reference 5R Under 40[ Under A.D.A.M. 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Aimed specifically at students of Medicine and Life Sciences (and more particularly thei r tutors) this is not for the novice user, nor the faint hearted. Though comprehensive and sophisticated in content, it is easy to use and simple to understand. Open A.D.A.M. and you are confronted with three w indows: Primary, Library and Structure List. The Primary Window displays a full view of the human cadaver A.D.A.M. (or E.V.E. if you ve selected a woman s body) ready for dissection and exploration. On selectin g Full Anatomy you can descend through the layers of the body from skin to muscle to bones and internal organs using the Structure List and Depth Bar. Dissection through any structure is done with the Box Cut T ool or Scalpel Tool (the latter accessed via the sinister sounding Operating Room). If you decide to study a System Anatomy, the image displays the selected system only and dims the rest of the anatomy. You ca n explore in this mode by means of Zoom, Identify and Isolate Tools. Meanwhile, in the Operating Room, you can slice, cauterise, suture and swab to your heart s content without any risk to the patient. The Str ucture List can be sorted alphabetically or by anatomical layers and you can constrain the display to only show the viewable structures in the Primary Window. Locate any structure using the Search List and disp lay it in the Primary Window, and if you re not sure of the pronunciation there is audio assistance on hand, albeit in a strong American accent! Using the Identify Tool you can recognise any anatomical feature and call up the best view and related items such as Histology or Radiology. To extract or isolate a particular structure (or substructure) you simply click on the Isolate Tool and like an out of body experienc e the kidneys or hip bones materialise on-screen as if suspended in mid air spooky. You can view links to your selected structure such as anatomy related Histologies (slides of cell structure), Radiologies ( X-Rays) and cross sections for even more detailed information. These can also be accessed via the Library as can the Help Book, Projects Book and Self Test Book. Activating the Projects Book allows you to tune in to Dr Koop (a former US Surgeon General) in conversation. It is impossible to dissect such a complicated (and pricey) piece of software in one short review and at 1,762.50 anyone interested in buying it is strongly advised to arrange for a demonstration first. But the thousands of highly detailed and accurate illustrations are truly stunning. This multimedia title is packed with very technical information and gi ves you the opportunity to step through the complex and numerous layers of the body as if you were really stripping away body tissue and muscle. Years of painstaking research has enabled both scientists and doc tors to discover how the anatomical functions of the body work together and much of it has been recreated here. For those with more humble needs such as undergraduates who are intending to study medicine, a cut -down version, A.D.A.M. Essentials, at a mere 282 might be more appropriate. GCSE students and those with a general interest would be better off with a title like Dorling Kindersley s The Ultimate Human Body. R Teresa Maughan A.D.A.M. Comprehensive 2.3 Price 1,762.50 Contact Churchill Livingston 0131 556 2424 Category Reference/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 1,762.50G"Churchill Livingston 0131 556 2424H SciencesJ Over 6061:1:16160:1:16160 6161:1:161 6161:1 :1:16161:1616160:R>R6160 61>s:1:16061:1:16161:1:16161:1:16160:1:16160 6161:1:161 :1:1>Q>1B "s&R*R&2"s"R R"R&R"R"R&R"R&R&1&R&R*1"R"1JsZ 1*1.1 *s&R*R*R*Q&R*R&F &R"Q"R R"R.1"R*0&1"R"Q"R"1"2 1"R"1 R&1&1 R"R"1"R"R R"R*1- *1*0. &R.s. 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Cleese plays a barrister who is called upon to defend a jewel thief (Kline) and consequently slips into a growing web of betrayal and deceit weaved by the womanly wiles of Wanda (Curtis), the gangster s floozy. Steadily, Cleese s ivory tower is scaled by a selection of w arped stereotypes: Curtis raunchy seductress with a passion for de-robing at the slightest mention of the words tagliatelle or carbonara; Kline s maniacally cruel, Buddhist weapons expert; and Palin s bumbling , stuttering, animal-loving dog slayer. Pacy and littered with great gags, A Fish Called Wanda is a true comedy caper in the Ealing tradition. Sad to say, the sound quality emanating from this disc is also on a par with the stuff Ealing was putting out in the mono. However, the film was definitely made in stereo, most likely in Dolby surround sound. Philips is at pains to point out that for all its studious ef forts in VideoCD production, encoders are at the mercy of the masters they are given to work from. Even if a mono print of this movie does exist, though, it is difficult to see why MGM/UA would supply a mono ma ster for transfer to a high-quality sound format. There is always the possibility that the stereo track lost its way somewhere in the encoding process, and Philips is currently investigating possible causes. P icture quality is also slightly below par, although not in a disastrous way; softening is obvious in parts, and there are some strange lighting changes in certain scenes. Andy Clerkson A Fish Called Wanda uires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC or Mac Price 17.99 Contact Philips 0171 911 3000 Director Charles Crichton Starring John Cleese, Michael Palin, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline Platform VideoCD EncodingK Average 17.99G Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital Movies ComedyJ F/F/B F/F/A 0J0B/B 0NrJQ9 F0F0F F0F0F/B F/F/B 0JQJQR NrJQ9 F/.JPJPF F/F/B F0F0JPNqJrJqN JqF/= F/F0F0F/F/F0J0 JPJQJqJrJQJPJqNrFPB F/JPJ0JOJOF0J0F0F/F/J0 .NrNqJqJQB0F1NrNr= F/JPJ0JPJPJ0J0F JQNqR NrNrJrJqFPB0JrR JP4J0J0JPNrR NrJQJrJRF0FPR F/F/JPNq JRJQJqJQFPJqV F/JPNqNq Jq*JQJQNrV F0JPNqJqJPJPJQNr Jq@NqR F/JPJqNqJQJPJ0JQR NqJPJqJrJQJQJrNrNrR NrFPF0FPJqJqJPF/F/J0NrV NrWJqNqJPB QJQJQNrJqJqJQB/F/JPNqR JPF/FPJQJqNrR FPF/B NrJQF0F0NQ NrF0F/F0JQNsNrN JQB0> JQJPF/JPJQ JQ'NrNsJQJQF0> Jr&FQB/B /JPJPNqNQ9 JrJrFQF0B0>0 0NrRrF0-I 0NQNqFPB/B 0RrNQ= 0RrJpA PNrF0= .RrNQA 0RrJ0= pF-J-RO5i J-Ro5 B2B2A :4:4>4BUB35 :3>4>UBVBU> 3>T>VBVBU>35 >4>VBVBU>4: >5BUBU>4:25 >4BUBV>4>3> >3BU>4> 3R Under 20[ Under A Portion Of Jethro My missus has just had a coil fitted and she s picking up CB radio operators on the bloody thing. When I left home today I was getting verbal from both ends! This opening shot from Cornish comedian Jethro (a h Songs Songwriters Songwriting Sonic Sonic's Sonnenfeld Sonny Sooner Soothes Soothing Sophisticate Sophisticated Sophisticates Sophistication Sorely Sorrow Web's Webber Website Webster Webster's Wedding Weddings Wedge Wednesday Wednesdays Weedy Weekday Weekend Weekly Weekly's Weird-shaped Weirdest Weirdoes Welcome Welder Welders Selection Selections Selector Selectors Selects Self-appointed Self-aware Self-awareness Self-congratulatory Self-consciously Self-control Self-despairing Self-displaying Self-explanatory Self-help Self-indulgence Self-obsessed Self-parody Sentence Sentenced Sentences Separate )erve Mention Mentioned Mentioning Mentions Menus Mercenaries Mercenary Mercer Merry Mesopotamia Message Messages Messed Messrs Metal Metaltech Metamorphosis Metaphor Metaphors Transfer Transferred Transferring Transfiguration Transforms Transglumifier Transition Transitions Translate Translated Translates Translator Translucent Transparent Transpires Transplant Transplanted Transport Transported Transporters Transports Trapeze Trapped Traps Trash Gamepad Hills Issues Mac/mpc 0171973 01734 01752 01753 01865 01892 01923 ousehold name west of Sussex, apparently) not only has the sold-out Salisbury crowd rolling in the aisles, but is typical of the observations on life in Cornwall that Jethro deals in; always smutty but never re sorting to the nature of some stand up comedy. Adopting the persona of a beered up simpleton, Jethro takes you on a trail of disaster with his mate, the even dafter Denzil Penberthy, or offering opinions on a range of subjects, from women having an easy life ( Even when they piddle they sit down. They don t even have to aim! ) to Ronald Reagan ( He was a cowboy for 20 years and never got shot once. They made h im President and he got shot twice in one week. As straight footage of the concert the film and sound quality are good, and you can jump straight to your favourite sketch to impress your friends. Finding them selves at a spiritualist s event (instead of a Michael Jackson concert), Jethro is shocked to find Denzil onstage answering the call for anyone who d shagged a ghost. , he says, I thought you said goat! ou either love it or hate it. Jerry Ewing A Portion of Jethro Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact PolyGram 0181 910 5841 Platform VideoCD Encoding Very GooH 17.99G PolyGram 0181 910 5841H VideoCDI ComedyJ 3R Under 20[ Under Above the Law sVtVSVsVsZsVSVSVsZsZSZsZsVsVsVS VsVSVsZsVrVsVsVrZsVsVsZsVRVsV VSVs^ VSVSZs^ ZsZsZ ZsbQak eB3>2N bLb,Q ^,fMjnb,M ^,b,^V bMbL^,Z+Z FRFtFsFQR nnb,^,fLjmjmfLb+Z nnf,Y jNb,^,V,=H jmb,b nmnmb+Z NMJ,NoE ZTVuVtA NTNtZ pVP-( jMb,M j-j-EG (d(d( LnLn,] +nlrlnKnL] rknJj+Y rKj+f rmjLf nnjMb,Q onNr-Y fmfMU bLbMQ tJSkz boV-E NPRq^ ^oV-Z-I ZMV-M bobob PZoZo^ ,ZMbnf Z-ZM^NZMM VSVSVRVR VRVRRRVRN VSRRI MjLjLfMQ dFrk{ nnMjMQ mnlrlr nlb+Q 0F0JTR J2JrJR rlfLY svRmJ N.N.J NMJ.J N/J.J.JOB 2V0V.R-ZoI b0bQY Z/N/= RrNqNr^ NPN0Rqc -VMRLA 0NQc5 F*J,J*b 0RQ)) ,^oVpRQVt^ iVjsK HF(JIB FN)oN VqRQZ F,J-N-A oNpkW LnLnLnKnKn+n*n*j*jKn+j _:Z,wT RqNQRqJ NqJO= j n n*n*r*r* N/VPk7 ZqN0A ZqVPj R/N/c JORqf NORpo7 RPRPZ J/RPJ RoNORQA f f e ZqV0R n+n+n*n*nK r*n*n)n)n n+AH VORPk7 J.Vpg n*n*r*r*r+r*n*n j j n j j*n*j f j*AG JORrN1ZrVqNpZ VqJ/^ N0RqJOV n n j j n n*n*r* n n n n*n*r*rK=h 0RQsY RoVNf J.N/c R0R.NOV VqJ.k6 o~R.s7 RPF/JOc qVPROk6 J/NOk5 RPVPRO lrKrKvJvJvjvj r*v*vJvKvKvJvJv+ rKnKn+n*j*j j n ]L^pf OVpZqk n*n*r*n N0RPk7 PJORpRqZ j j*9G N/Vr5 NQNOg VOZoRMk n n)AF g~Zqb n n n JNJ.ROVqb NON.f pV/Zpf nmfLjmz N-VN= RPVpZ jmfmfMfnQ RrNP1 J.NORPR0Z NPVp^ bM^,Z QJ/NPf JRJQb VqN/b jnb-bMbMfnfnbMU NrRrZ ZqRoA R/ZRb RsRrV RrRr1 R/RPc JQNRV NQRqE F0JOf fM^,^-9I JQNqV NQJ09 VrR0A N/VPf JORq^ 0NPN.b JQNQRrRrNRJ0RQA N0F/V VQR0Z jnb,Q PNQNqRrNrV JQJ0NQNRRrNQNQN09j N0R/E fMfMZ /NQNQRrNrNrV NQJ0NRRrRrNqJ0J15k RPVQN/A Z1Z0Zpo /VP^o{ NrNqV Rr,NrRrF NPNNVo9 RrN09 N.RP= RqN/E R/J/9 V-R.V.V/M Today Today's Toddler Toddler-friendly Toddling Todorovic Toe-curlingly Toe-tapping Togas Together Toilet-paper Token Tokyo Jewel Jewellery Jewels Jewish Jewison Jfk's Jigsaw Jilinsky Jilly Jimmie Jimmy Jingle Jinks Jiving Joannou Jobe's Jockette Jocky Salisbury Saliva Salman Saloon Salting Saltzman Salutary Salute Salvador Salvage Sam's Samantha Sampled Sampler Samples 01865 01892 01895 01903 01923 01932 01933 01993 Polygram Press Productions Products Projection Psygnosis Publications Publishing Random Records Services Sierra hnologies Turpin Virgin Vision Warner Wienerworld World Xiphias "Sit back and enjoy all the carnage and capers. These drivers are above the law! No pretence here of any kind of responsible safety message, just 52 minutes of collisions, skids, wheelies and blowouts in thi uncompromising collection of crashes selected from top quality motor sport. And they re not kidding, either. Rally cars crash and burst into flames, motorbikes smash across barriers dragging their riders be hind them, saloon cars career into the watching crowds, motor boats hurtle into the air and land in a pile of disembodied lumps on the water. And that s just the intro. Yet, despite the chaos, none of the par ticipants were seriously hurt, the commentator soothes us. Depends on what you term seriously . But despite yourself, you can t help but watch another bike crash into a bail and explode. Mad, macho and danger ous it may be, but it certainly bears out the adage that the only reason most people go to these sports is on the off-chance of seeing a crash. Luckily he wasn t too badly hurt this time, growls the testoster one-charged commentator as a racing car skids off the road and into some spectators and a rather unlucky cameraman. The most gruesome crashes are lovingly repeated in slo-mo and the commentator continues to wa x lyrical about drivers exercising their right to speed and drive dangerously, and... Above The Law! It seems almost pedestrian to note that the encoding was pretty good on this bargain-priced VideoCD and it delivers on its no padding, no nonsense promise. True, but only if you ignore all the padding the drivers are wearing and the general madness which is the basic premise of this disc. 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A good joke, if not a particularly politically correct one. But then The Addams Family and its sequel, Addams Family Values, are nothing les s than full frontal assaults on Middle American values. Indeed they may well have marked the beginning of the end for the Reagan/Bush era! Based on characters created by Charles Addams for his New Yorker magazi ne cartoons, which were later turned into a TV series, this is the ideal antidote to all the recent Christmas schmaltz. The arrival of baby Pubert wreaks havoc with the sensitive ids of the elder Addams childre n, Pugsley and Wednesday. Enter nanny Debbie Jilinsky, (Cusack), full of soothing balm, but is she all she appears to be? Will Fester be her brain-addled sex toy? Do we care? Frankly, not a lot. The film doesn t really take off until Pugsley and Wednesday are despatched to summer camp where they are scorned by the other disturbingly Aryan children and forced to watch Disney cartoons. As with its precursor, Addams Fa mily Values belongs to Anjelica Huston, who as Morticia gets to play the part she was born for, (sorry, Anje, but it s true!), ably assisted by the late Raul Julia (Gomez), and Christopher Lloyd as lovable Uncl e Fester. The encoding quality is clear, if not particularly crisp, and anoraks anonymous will be glad to know that the numerous Dolby Surround effects are recreated accurately. Despite glimpses of a dark sati rical edge, Addams Family Values remains a concoction of one liners and special effects cobbled together on the back of a weak plot. Still, it s tough on family values and tough on the causes. Mark Sutton Addams Family Values Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 19.99 Contact Philips 0171 911 3000 Director Barry Sonnenfeld Starring Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia, Joan Cusack Platform VideoCD oding Very Good 19.99G Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital Movies ComedyJ V2x.w2 &4.v* &v"U! :3>uW[ d:2W: :t:s6R6 :t2R61- .w2Uc 3R Under 20[ Under A Airplane! A masterpiece of off-the-wall comedy, says the blurb. Unfortunately, this is one masterpiece whose greatness has been somewhat eroded by time. While the Airplane! that appeared in 1980 was indeed bright, bree Marked Markedly Marker Marker-pens Markers Market Marketed Marketing Marketplace Marking Markowitz Marks Marksman Marksmanship Markus Marlon Marmalade Marred Marriage Masks Mason Mass-market Mass-produced Remains Remake Remarkable Remarkably Remarks Remastered Remedies Remember Remote Remotely Remove Renaissance Rendered Rendering Renditions Renegades Renewable Renoir Renoir's Renowned Repackage Repackaged Repairs Repeat Suture Suvabaya Svelte Svengali Swaggering Swain Swallow Swamp Swamplands Swapping Swarm Swayze Swear Swearing Sweat Sweater Sweats Sweaty Swedish Sweep Sweeping Sweeps Sweet Sweetest Sweetly Sweetness Sweets Swelling zy and refreshingly zany, a much-needed counterblast to all those hackneyed 70s disaster movies (and there are filmic references a-plenty), the double-disc CD-i Airplane! that wings its way into 1995 is a sadl y faded affair. One obvious reason for its lacklustre performance is the diminutive role of Leslie Nielsen, whose madcap brilliance is the most abiding legacy of Airplane! and its subsequent spin-offs. While Ju lie Hagerty s daffy Elaine makes for good comedy, her co-star Robert Hays (Jeff) fails to achieve take-off (as, presumably, has his career since those movies). What really hits you watching Airplane! 15 years o n is just how much it relies on verbal silliness for its comedy. Thus you have the running motif of pass puns like, t call me Shirley or heavy-handed literalism so when Jeff books a ticket for the section he s handed gasp! a smoking ticket. But let s not be too hard on this Neanderthal japery. Because hidden among this torrent of weary wackiness there lurk a few comic gems. To wit, some well-cr afted send-ups of pilot-speak, John Travolta Saturday Night Fever routines, the very 70s love affair with black streetwise lingo, tupperware parties, automatic pilots and religious cult freaks. The CD-i inte rface is the familiar Philips control bar but even though the content is showing its age the encoding is well up to 1995 standards: there are very few mosquitoes or macroblocks, and the colours are bold and bri ght. Robert Dwek Airplane! Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker StarringJS Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Leslie Nielsen. 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What new Aladdin-based adventure could possibly await you? It had to happen; roll up, roll up for Disney s Aladdin Activity Center. Faced with the opening screen, introduced by a fair imitation of Ro bin Williams genie, you can visit the Sultan s Palace, the Marketplace, the Cave of Wonders or the Movie Theatre (don t remember that in the film The Movie Theatre is, in fact, the best place to be as it ha s half a dozen key clips from the original film, shown fairly small and scratchily. Given that there s over 400Mb of unused space on the CD, however, there s really no reason why much more of the film couldn have been included; after all, both the movie and the CD are owned by Disney, so there shouldn t be any copyright problem. Bored with the movie? Then check out some of the activities tastefully strewn about you r cushion. You can find your way through a maze, match identical pairs of objects, or find pairs of cards; you can play join the dots, colour in pictures, or test your musical memory by repeating a sequence of notes; or you can spell out words you hear pronounced. This is all very well, and the genie does pop up in an entertaining fashion, but 20 minutes in we re getting a little bored by these puzzles so let s lea ve the film theatre and see what delights the Palace, Marketplace and Cave have to offer. Er exactly the same ones, as it turns out, only with different backgrounds. Take away the pop-up genie, the music, the monkey playing the pots and pans, and the Arabic-style backgrounds, and all you re left with is a collection of tired games and puzzles repackaged as this year s merchandise. No new games, no new ideas, no fre sh thinking whatsoever and over 400Mb of wasted opportunity. Given the leaps forward that children s software has made, this is dull stuff indeed. If you really want to cram more Disney down your children roats, give them a bar of Aladdin chocolate. They re less likely to choke on it. Steve Caplin Aladdin Price Between $28-$32 Contact Disney Software 001 818 543 4372 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CDL -i 3DO $28.32G Disney Software 001 818 543 4372H Young ChildrenJ ,c0A0A,B,B,A,A(B(B(!(!$B !$A !$#$" PcLCPdL 8d8D4C8C4d8 <c<d<c8c 4c4c4d4 4d4C<d8d4D8e<c8c8e8e8E<e4 L#@`U% LcLcLdH cDdDd@c@d<c<c8d8d4d4d0d0C0C0d,c(B(`EF 8c8c4d4d8 8b0c4d 0d0C8c 4d4d0d0c4c4c0d$! 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Afte r all, it s not every day you can program a game where the Queen has a beheading fixation and a turbaned caterpillar smokes a hookah. So Europress Software, recognising the story s potential, has done just that , and with Alice s Adventures launches its new Living Classics series. Interestingly, this CD has been developed using Klick & Play, the company s consumer multimedia creation tool, which it claims has cut deve lopment time drastically and enabled the relatively low price. Alice s Adventures is based on an abridged version of the story, and the program has been faithfully recreated with the original illustrations of J ohn Tenniel (though with added colour). The result is that the CD looks just like a Victorian storybook, with pages of text accompanied by colour illustrations. After installing the CD (a simple affair as long as you have the correct Windows audio drivers), you re treated to the Map screen from where you can go to key points in the story, play a selection of games or have the story read to you from beginning to end, as you follow the highlighted words on-screen. The digitised speech is entertaining enough, each character being graced with an appropriate voice from the persuasive purring of the Cheshire Cat to the spaced -out slur of the Caterpillar, all supplied by a cast of Shakespearean actors. Clicking on the small illustrations on the page will prompt a short animation accompanied by speech but these, although smooth, ar e fairly basic and ultimately disappointing. Even if you click on an illustration, the picture will perform another basic animation, like Alice falling stiffly through the White Rabbit s rabbit hole hardly ja w-dropping stuff. And it s here that the program fails to make the grade. If you look at, say, Br derbund s Living Books series, which has also been adapted from children s stories, the pages are a moving, audi o-visual feast with heaps of interactive illustrations, showing the merits of a multimedia story over an ordinary book. Admittedly, Alice s Adventures does contain a number of games to add a little variety, but there are only four in total. These range from the Caterpillar s Game a rather dull Simon Says -type jaunt to the not much better smash- em-up Duchess game where Alice has to hurl food at the crazed croc kery. Marginally more entertaining is Alice s Game an avoid- em-up featuring our Al drinking potions and gathering keys. Once again, there could have been more inventiveness when it came to both the games and the presentation of the story. The illustrations are colourful and pleasant, but they re overshadowed by the text and just don t do anything exciting. A couple of short biogs of Carroll and Tenniel have been t hrown in, but these consist of a page of text with a badly digitised, sepia-toned photograph of each man destined to send any child straight to snooze city when a cartoon or puzzle piecing together their liv es would have been far more innovative. On the plus side, you can listen to the story being read aloud on any audio CD player. The box text capitalises on Alice s words at the beginning of the book, What is th e use of a book without pictures or conversation? But then what s the use of a CD-ROM without interactivity? If it weren t for the price, I d say get yourself the pop-up book and audio tape instead. Amaya Lop Alice s Adventures In Wonderland Special Requirements 386 PC (486 recommended); Windows 3.1; 4Mb RAM (8Mb recommended); 256 colour graphics; Windows-compatible soundcard; can be used on an audio CD player PSprice 19.99 (inc VAT) Contact Europress Software 01625 859444 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 19.99G Europress Software 01625 859444H Young Children LiteratureJ tJR)J 1NsNsF1NR9 RJRJ29 QJQJQB F1F0JRF1F 1JQF1 JRF1F1 F1JRNrJRB NsJRR NsF1F1JRJRNsNsNR NsJQZ b,^-Ah f.f-9 ^brB- JMFM)G B+Fk-h jbjbnAZ VqF0B RrRrR 1NsJRZ V+VKZ NrJOc6 RPNOkx sNsJRB JpNpgU NRJ/V RqJPZ >'>'5 B)>H5 qJOF/9 QF0JQZ JLNnJmcO NqNqg7 qF0gW NsNr= rJPJQV sJQJQZ RPRpZq FONoFOJqV RB,FM9 pNP_4 F/N.b !Vnks MJMc4 QN/9i RmN-k NRRrV F0J0oY VNNnJM)I F1Ns= MJL_4 J0F1kY FQRqR F.RoFM$ RNso{ B.JPw F1F1Z JRJ/ox F0JRo{ NsNsR JPF-k7 PRrk9 F2NsV F.NoZ 0JRNsF1JR> .F+1h RpNoA N.RO-I B+F0V q(a=% FMNOgS NpB,Z NqRqb /VO^pY NoBK: 1F1JR{ JQNsc 0N.9i qR0N.5 QNQRO .RQRPR0N/A NoJo= VqbnNQ 1RPV-J/%) JONqZ F0F1NrB JQJQ1j N/ROZ VqNQV V.N/RP^ VPZp^pRPZqZqZpRP9 F/RoNqZ ZqRqNP= RPVqB NPNPJ0F0J/N0J/J0J J0RrJ J1NQNPJ0J1J0B JRNQN0RrF pRpsU PNpoU /JOov PRqoU f.bNj RrJ0RrZ RqNPNqNPJPN/A B&FhJh9 0Nrg8 1F1F1 NtJs=h ZgJ'B'F(R FHJhF'B')$ sNso{ RF1F1V RhRiV 2^roX BFLgr r^QfrI F1Nsg: N/NPZ NNsF0F1Ns= F1NsV 1NskZ JRNsNss F1NsB F1Rs{ LN/_4 QROJQ{ NONM5 F1JR= J0ZOVP^ ZoZpc JRF1F /VqNP9 mJ/Zqf VON.f 1JR)J VqZpf JRNQNP9 qN0R/^ fNbpV.N JRJs^ NsJRV ZOZOb JRJQ= sJ0J/RPA n^Ns6 VOR/b ROZpB ZqRO^ NSNsV VPVPk fqZNVNb VOV.^ VPZpc5 R.VOb qVPZq^q^ JPNqNq= JRNsB NsJRV RBVC5 JRNsJR^ MNLJJJiA 1NsF0w Q>+FIJ%> RJRkZ RJRkZ VlZ-V ^"NEZg^ JmB.J0Z NqRrF1^ JHJHNiRgR F$JD= RQN0R ROR.R RPVq^ ZNVpZ VrVPZOf VOR.VP^ J0B-9 fmb,^ /JRNQ{ pR.VOVpZ 1F1Ns= bpR/^ J0NQNrNRV F1F1V NsNsR NsNsR JRNsR NsNsV NsNsV NrNRR NsNr= NsNsV F1NsJRA 1F1J1F1B F0F1F1)J RF1JRc sF1-k JRJRF1R JRNs%) >Y>X:X>X>xBx 2.5R Under 20[ Under Alive I remember a sick joke that did the rounds 20 years ago, inspired by the plane crash in the Andes where survivors ate the flesh of the dead to stay alive. 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That kind of humour was perhaps the only way people could handle the enormity of what the 19 survivors had done to stay alive for 62 da ys before help arrived. Cannibalism is one of the last taboos, and would hardly seem an issue for mainstream Hollywood to tackle. With such scope for sensationalising and trivialising the subject, the makers o f Alive deserve credit for producing a film that tells the survivors story with dignity and understanding. Of course, many elements have been Hollywoodised: the accents are more UCLA than Uruguay, a couple of the survivors must have been a dentist and hair stylist, and the movie s slogan They survived the unimaginable by doing the unthinkable plumbs the marketing depths . But in the end the courage, ingenuity and raw-edged resilience of the survivors make this an inspiring movie. It doesn t shrink from showing the actual eating of the corpses, but then it doesn t linger lasciviously on the act of cannibalism either. Indeed, the meat becomes a side issue the real story is the brave quest by a trio of survivors to get help by walking out of the Andes and into Chile. The widescreen format of VideoCD (the first letterbox r elease since Ghost) is welcome and the Dolby soundtrack is excellent, but the video encoding is a letdown. There are no artefacts to speak of, but the image is so edged that at times it seems out of focu s. Still, it s never less than watchable and the quality of the movie provides plenty of mental, if not visual, inspiration. Mat Toor Alive Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 17.99 ContacJ t Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Frank Marshall Starring Ethan Hawke, Vincent Spano, Josh Hamilton Platform VideoCD Encoding Average 17.99 Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital MoviesJ 4R Under 20[ Under Alone in the Dark The definitive action and adventure game gets the 3DO treatment and still manages to reel in some scary shocks If you are an avid games player you will already have heard plenty about Alone In The Dark. 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Lovecraft. The original PC floppy disk version introduced us to the 3D animated polygons that made up Emi ly Hartwood and Edward Carnby, the two intrepid investigators of paranormal happenings, who form the game s central characters. The 3DO version is a faithful conversion based on the CD-ROM of the PC floppy vers ion and follows the plot of the original. Your friend or uncle Jeremy Hartwood, depending upon which character you choose to play, has apparently committed suicide in his creepy old mansion Derceto. Rumours ab ound of decidedly dodgy and devilish doings at the mansion and you decide to sniff around. When originally released it was the near definitive action/graphical adventure game of its time. And it still is, altho ugh there are a few minor niggles with this version. The one we tested was an NTSC disc and therefore occupied a smaller space on-screen; the PAL version, I am assured, will use the full screen. This version a lso seemed to run more slowly than the floppy-based title, causing the characters to look like they were running through treacle at times. The final complaint is the fact that using joypads for games like this is a pain when exact positioning of your character can make the difference between solving a puzzle and having to go back and load your saved game, which can be intensely frustrating. None of these factors seem s to affect my enjoyment of the game too much, though, and I still found myself being sucked into its nightmarish atmosphere, despite the fact that I spent days and nights playing the original and knew exactly what to expect. This is an excellent game on PC or 3DO and if you like puzzle-solving/adventure games, it s well worth buying. 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The story is slightly different this time and revolves around the shady netherworld of voodo and reincarnation. It is Christmas Eve,1924 and Carnby gets a call for help from hi s old buddy Ted Striker. The daughter of a wealthy Californian family, Grace Saunders, has been kidnapped. Striker believes she is being held captive in a creepy old mansion high on the Californian cliffs calle d, appropriately, Hell s Kitchen. On arrival, Carnby discovers that Striker is missing your cue to creep into the crumbling mansion and discover the fates of both Striker and the cutesy Grace. Alone 2 has sup erior animation to the first, the most notable improvement being that Carnby now runs like a man instead of a woman sidestepping her petticoat. And the movement of the characters in general is smoother and fast All the characters are fully animated and calculated in real time 3D. The action is viewed using the same kind of cameras as in the original, but now there are more of them. In Alone 1 you had the choice of playing two characters. In Alone 2, for the most part, you can only play Carnby. But in a later section you take the part of Grace. This is one of the best parts of the game. Instead of the usual macho mann er of resorting to fisticuffs or the nearest available shotgun to defeat the resurrected pirates that are after your blood, you have to use a combination of childlike cunning and ice cubes, marmalade and teddy bears. This may sound silly but it is immensely satisfying to see the supposedly helpless Grace running rings round the murderous cut throats. The CD-ROM edition includes various enhancements that have been add ed to the original floppy disk version but don t really do much more than the original floppy-based Alone2. Digitised speech has been provided as voice overs to the numerous books that you have to read, most of which are of the Aaargh, me hearties, there s pieces of eight in the crow s nest school of acting. For some reason the soundtrack now contains Irish folk songs and is of audio quality played directly off the Thankfully there is a now a teleport so that you don t have to complete the difficult and rather tedious maze at the beginning of the game every time, although if you are playing the game for the first tim e you should get around the maze yourself as it gives you good practice and some handy hints for what to expect later. A new sequence with a couple of fairly easy puzzles involving Grace, a tree and what looks like a zoot-suited, three-piece jazz band in the grounds of the mansion has also been added. The CD-ROM version of Alone 2 is well worth a look. It is a worthy and improved sequel to Alone 1 that still manages to sustain the brooding, dangerous and frightening themes of the original. The gameplay is improved upon purely because of the amount of puzzles, problem-solving and hand to hand combat. The addition of Grace SQ aunders is the icing on the cake. 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Just when she d put the horrors of Alone In The Da rk 1 and 2 behind her, things have started to go pear-shaped again. Desperate to get out of the interactive entertainment business and into a normal life, Emily has secured a job with the Hill Century film comp any. But no sooner has the company set off into the Mojave desert, to shoot a Western in the sinister sounding Slaughter Gulch, than the cast and production staff start to disappear. A few days later, an exhaus ted and terrified horse turns up in the desert, with the words Call Carnby written on its saddle. This is more than enough information for the discoverer of the horse, a man of infinite resourcefulness who se lls the horse to a porn director to cover his expenses, and gets word to Edward Carnby star of AITD and AITD2 and professional Emily Hartwood recoverer that Emily has once again landed herself in the brown stuff. Which is where you come in. Following the Lovecraft-inspired world of AITD, and the voodoo hobbies of the pirates in AITD2, we are now taken to a world of alchemy, Navajo Indian magic and reincarnation. Controlling Carnby, all you have to do is save Emily, find out what happened to the film crew, recover the cash from the making of the film and hopefully do something about whoever s responsible. Daunting for some, but all in a day s work for the private eye with the knack for the macabre and the walk of a haemorrhoid sufferer wearing fibreglass underpants. AITD3 is like a blend of the styles of the first two games . The principal charm of the original AITD was that mixed in with the puzzles was a significant dollop of out-and-out edge-of-the-seat terror; AITD2 kept the puzzle elements, but concentrated more on action. Th ere was an awful lot of fighting and shooting to be done, but unfortunately the constantly-changing camera angles that typify the series made shooting at people as straightforward as nailing jellyfish to the wa Aware of these problems, the designers have tried to go back on themselves in this version, restoring the genuinely sinister atmosphere of the original and at the same time reducing the amount of combat ne cessary to progress. This more balanced approach takes the best elements of both preceding games. For those of you who really can t hack the combat elements, either because you have the hand-eye co-ordination of an England opener or simply prefer puzzles to fighting, help is at hand in the form of three selectable difficulty levels: the easier the level you select, the more damage your blows do to the villains, the less harm their blows do to you, and the more likely you are to survive long enough to try your hand at the next mind-bending puzzle. You can select the easy level in the happy knowledge that you won t miss any scenes from the game, and that the puzzles themselves aren t affected. You won t, for example, find annoying little cowboys popping up whispering: The inflatable cricket bat s hidden behind the bearded lady shaving equipment. Another improvement is in the number of saved game slots: there are four areas to save to, each of which can hold up to six saved games, and you can also have the same number again to any number of floppy disks. The graphics are up to the usual standard, with animation that s been tweaked to the point where some sections in the game have a frame rate of 94 frames per second, a level usually rese rved for animation classics like Jungle Book, Fantasia and Captain Pugwash. Although the sound is only SoundBlaster quality, the SFX are atmospheric and work well. Where the first two games involved getting out of and into big old buildings, this one uses a Wild West ghost town, so there are ramshackle buildings all over the place with treacherous floors, knackered stairways and scary passages; but there s the added dimension that it s also been used as a film set, so there are facades on some of the buildings, some visual trickery and a fair few props to utilise. And, of course, there are the villains gun-toting ghost c owboys, whose pleasure involves hanging about in side streets shooting at passers-by. Their presence means that to explore the town, you ll have to be inventive. There s none of this swaggering down Main Street for you. As you play your way through the game, the plot is revealed in a series of film clips, flashbacks, and the usual mountain of reading material (read aloud for you by graduates of the Lee van Cleef Scho ol of Cowboy Acting). This includes reincarnation, big cats, deadly green slime, Indian magic and what appear at first to be 70s-style disco medallions, but later turn out to be even more ominous. Selectable d ifficulty levels mean that it s more accessible than the first two games. In terms of size, the game s bigger than either of its predecessors, and will give the average puzzler more than their money s worth in game-playing time. What other game allows you to die and be reincarnated as a cougar and your evil twin, perform a pole vault across a bottomless pit, and wander around with a Gatling gun tucked under your arm? s packed with shovel-loads of ingenuity and you don t have to be a professional marksman to succeed. 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The program opens with a display of a hall, from where you choose Pilot s Manual a help file), Express Tours, which covers the Race to the Moon, and Mission Control. Express Tours also contains a detailed section called Turning Points (the X15, ea rly shuttles), Disasters (Apollo 1 & 13, Challenger), Living in Space and Cruising the Planet. All the subjects are supported with text, stills and video. Mission Control covers American exploration from the ea rly days through Mercury, Gemini and Apollo to Sky Lab, the Shuttle and beyond. Each is supported by photographs of the crew and craft together with video footage, if there is any. The program contains some stu nning photographs and film from the early days, and it would be difficult to find a better collection. The American bias is sometimes intrusive, but this is a thorough, if sanitised, account of one of the pione ering endeavours of the twentieth century. Americans In Space Price 47.59 approx Contact Multicom 001 206 622 5530 Category Reference/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 47.59D approxG Multicom 001 206 622 5530H SciencesJ 3R Under 50[ Under Ancient Lands 1^Q^RZ0ZQj N0N/sV OV.bpj jRfqj db0s4 *fjfjfJfjj jkfkbK^*Y .jNnojqjqjQjrAi jjJjkn ^1br^1n ^1brbso b*^ ^+j ^Rbsf Jbkfk^)Y *^JZ*U ^lVKj N*ZK= $d(d(d$d K^KbKr c(d@d C dvL~ PD8c n(n e (A,dA& C@dPdX d$dD DdHEP @dDdL Kbl^KU $d(d$d(d4 rk]h JflfK^kY $d,e@ Irirjv n(rIrjz InIr*n i )r*r m r(rjz r*r*m vkv)mg r n*m DdHdT (d$d, (d d( c d4dP (d,e< 8d4d, c,d@dT rjn q c(c,c0 ,c0d4dHdX d$d c$c, 8D8dDdP (c(c0d@ ^*^)U bKbibK^ Mh ^+fkj *fJjjj d$d(d,d0d8 Dd@dDd@ KbJbJb+^ d(D(d, 4d@d<DDd@d<D0 c d$D(d, <d8c8 0d,d( (d$ d *^ A& (d0d4 4d4c@DD d(d(e0 d$d$d( 0d4d0 d$B(d0c0 Atlas Atomic Attraction Automobiles Aviation Awards Azimuth Bailey's Barron's Jethro Lands Limits Motoring Portion Space Tommy Unlimited Values Wanda Windows Wonderland World Years 002000 01235 01252 01625 01752 01753 Among mounts Amphibians Amused Amusing Apparently Apparition Apparitions Appeal Appealing Appeals Appear Appearance Appearances Applications Disasters Disastrous Disbelief Microsoft, famous for its own empire-building, takes time off to see what happened to others efforts Hell hath no fury like a wannabe Pharoah. Poor old Thutmose, kept off the Eygptian throne for 20 years by H atshepsut, he ordered her image chiselled off every statue in the land when he finally made it. Clearly a man with a castration complex, he later became one of the most aggressive rulers of the era, despite the fact that he was rather short. Thutmose is one of the heroes of Ancient Lands, a ziggurat of a CD-ROM from Microsoft examining the ancient civilisations of Greece, Eypgt and Rome. Our guides, if we choose to employ them, include Roman slaves, Greek poets, Corpulus, Nero s right hand man, and, somewhat surprisingly, Melvin, world travelling accountant , who does an Eygptian tour of which Thomas Cook himself would b e proud. Guides provide overviews of different aspects of life or culture. Other routes into the contents of this CD are via specific entry headings Monuments and Mysteries, People and Politics, and Work and Play. Navigating is very simple: choose a culture, pick a subject area, and you ll arrive at a series of illustrated entries; how the Roman baths worked, what Caligula thought of the notorious poisoner Livia ( Ulysseus in a dress ), what contemporary historians think (she was much maligned); and the fact that upper-class Romans looked down on dancing to the extent that the phrase dancing in a toga was a term of a buse. The information is wide-ranging, covering a huge range of subjects, with wonderful details dropped in; there s an entry, for example, explaining that cuniform, the first writing, was developed by tax ins pectors, and that the scarab beetle was sacred because it was believed to push the sun across the sky. The text is clear, with highlighted terms explained, the illustrations are well chosen, and the video is as good as could be expected given the limitations of the medium. Beneath a general heading say, Troy other entries are grouped as clickable icons. There s information on Helen, the wooden horse, and on the German explorer who found the nine cities of Troy. A useful chronology for the relevant civilisation, and a regional map, can be accessed from two icons at the top of each entry. Every so often you stumble acr oss a puzzle or game fit the Greek personality to his invention, for instance, or decide who looks more dead, Rameses III, or Boris Karloff playing a mummy. In many entries, icons suggest related areas worth exploring from other cultures or other areas, so the Hanging Gardens of Babylon points to an entry on the Lighthouse at Alexandria, another of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Apart from the three major cultures, there s a fourth category for civilisations that got away. To be found here are China, actually the oldest continuous civilisation in the world, and the Sumerians. A series of themes run through all the entries, so it s possible to compare, for instance, the life of women, soldiers or children across the different cultures. The pictoral index is adequate for specific entries, but there should be a full tex t search because while it s simple to locate a subject category for instance, cooking in Rome, or Spartan battle dress s not so simple to find a single city, say Epheseus, or a more obscure artefact, or even to be sure whether it s there or not. This is a shame because there s a great deal packed on to this disc from impeccable sources including the BBC, National Geographic and Dorling Kindersley. In all, an a bsorbing general introduction to ancient cultures with a huge bearing on our own. 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Can they heal? Do they really need wings? And why do they all seem to shop at Laura Ashley? Complain about evil spirits in Papua New Guinea and you will probably receive a sympathetic nod and th e address of the local witch finder Do the same in Hemel Hempstead and you re an immediate candidate for care in the community. As this CD-ROM makes abundantly clear, the perception of madness, and a whole lot of other unexplained phenomena, is cultural. Here, when people retell their experiences of meeting angels, being healed by them or being taken to meet God (it s a he, by the way, with a beard and gown), you can not help noticing how normal they appear. Unlike UFO abductees, the many subjects of this discs are neither spooky, spooked nor mad. Of course, the USA (where this CD-ROM comes from) is a vehemently Christian s ociety. And if you believe, as most Americans do, that angels are real, have bodies and can be called down from heaven to help us, then it is only natural that people are going to meet them. There has been a h uge resurgence of interest in the subject of angels in the US in recent years, and to a lesser extent here. Somewhat disturbingly it seems to be caused by seepage from the Last Days mentality of fundamentalist Christians: that Doomsday is immminent and that we will see the Book of Revelations come horrifyingly true. Although most of this disc is devoted to the good side of angels, the portion that is devoted to dark angels or devils contains testimony from a New York priest who says he is seeing an exponential growth in the number of possessions and exorcisms in his city. Thirty years ago there were none, now there are more than 200 a year. If the Rapture is coming, then it is not surprising that we should see an upsurge in the divine as well as the evil: hence the rise in the number of angels, and, bizarrely, angel shops. T his disc is a complete resource to angeldom. There are histories of angels, angels in art (quite a lot of kitsch Victorian dead children here), angels in films, angels in songs and a complete listing of angel g ift shops in the USA, Mexico and Canada. I scrolled through this section to see how long it was. Awesomely so, was the answer. And if you re too lazy to drive to your nearest angel emporium, there is an interac tive mail-order catalogue for you to peruse. This is one of the most interesting, well made, imaginative CD-ROMs I have yet come across. The research is impeccable. Every topic is linked to others by marvellous ly designed (if slightly camp) icons, and most topics contain a round table discussion between angel experts. Click on one of the experts (ranging from bishops and priests to New Age seers although no Satanis ts to balance the debate) and they explain such vital questions as Do angels have wings? Why do they always play musical instruments? or, more substantially, Do they have the power to heal? Of course, s all hogwash. At least that s this agnostic s view. And I suspect even a true believer might find this disc s angel propaganda a little too much to swallow. Nevertheless, other CD-ROM developers could do wi th getting hold of this, just to see how well this type of thing can be done. Stop sniggering at the back. 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Williams Williamson Willie Willies Willing Wills Willy Wilson Wilson's Wimbledon Wimbledon's Wimmin Wince Wince-worthy Winch Winching Windblown Winding Taken Takes Talents Tales Talisman Talkie Talking Talks Tally Tandem Tangent Be-bop Beach Beadle-style Beady Beaker Beals Beamed Beaming Beano Beans Bear's Bear-type Bearable Beard Bearded Bearing Bearings Bears Beast Beastie Beasties Beasts Beat-'em-up Take a fantastic voyage around the human body sidestepping American humour along the way The premise of AnnaTommy An Adventure Into The Human Body is that Anna and Tommy (two odious American children) have demonstrated a prodigious interest in anatomy for which they get rewarded , by being miniaturised into a little ship and la Fantastic Voyage packed off for a good nose about in someone else s insides. heir journey, they are accompanied by a self-proclaimed zany computer, and all three take every opportunity to indulge themselves in humorous asides. As you can probably gather from the finely-honed wordplay in the title, it s belly laughs all the way. Unwelcome though many of these jokes are, they are nowhere near as unsettling as the PA-style announcements that accompany our heroes approach to a new area of the b ody: Attention approaching testes booms the computer. I suppose it s nice to be warned. While bobbing about, the kids are either quizzed on the purpose of their current location, or have to perform certain tasks that help the body to function effectively. These tasks take the form of bizarrely-adapted computer games from the early 80s. In the kidneys, in a weird version of Breakout, they have to use their ship t o bounce pill-shaped nutrients back into the body while allowing the nasty brown waste products to leave. If you think that s mind-bending, wait for the testes, where our heroes are called upon to play a game o f Asteroids inside a gigantic testicle, in order to decoagulate a lumpy sperm. These tasks and quizzes can either be selected by navigating around the body internally, or by clicking on them from a diagram of t he body and selecting the various systems skeletal, circulatory, lymphatic, or whatever; a completed section prompts irritating hand slapping and cries of Good jaahhb . And that s about it. You might be forg iven for thinking I think this product is entirely useless, but that s not quite true. This disc at least attempts to be entertaining about a subject that might otherwise have come across as dry as a bone. The idea of bolting on games and jokes to educational content is a good one. And there is a good deal of solid educational content here. There is also a high degree of enthusiasm. Everyone involved certainly seem s very enthusiastic about internal tubing. The reproductive system is a pretty intense place! , for example. The trouble is, you don t get the feeling that their enthusiasm will translate to the kids. Perhaps this is because the games are not very good, and not particularly well linked to the content; the kidney blasting game, for example, teaches you nothing about the way kidneys work, which is a real wasted opport unity. Meanwhile, the jokes are lame and very American. Unlike most so-called edutainment products, this one has a fair amount of . Unfortunately, there s not much in the way of compelling tainment go with it. 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Not only was it an excellent game, oozing with atmosphere and fiendish conundrums, it was highly innovative in its use of polygon-generated figure s which allowed an unprecedented realism of movement. With the 3DO version, the game-mechanics remain identical. Under your control, Lester performs the usual platform-hero s repertoire of running, shooting, sw imming and jumping across a hazardous terrain infested with bad-guys, solving puzzles and struggling towards the next cunningly placed password stage. The screen-update is razor-sharp and Interplay have made ge nerous use of the machine s palette to provide some spectacular backdrops. Every screen has been hand-painted before being digitised, giving the landscape a rich textural look. Set against this finery, the cha racters look decidedly nondescript. It s a shame the programmers didn t take advantage of 3DO s muscle to revamp the figures but, hey, they still move like a dream. 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C$C$" $"("("$"("("(# (#("("(C c !$"$B B(e$C(# $"$"("("$"("("$B !(C$"("$"("("$"("("$"$"("("$"("$" B $!$! ! !$"$"$ ("$"$"("(#(C$B !(#$"$" (#$"$# c ! ",C !("$"("$"("("$"("("$"(C [ Under Apocalypse Now This is the mother of all Nam movies. When Francis Ford Coppola finally screened it in 1979, he stated: This isn t a film about Vietnam. This film is Vietnam. It is an absurdly grandiose but forgivable claim Programs Progress Progressed Progresses Progressing Progression Progressively Prohibition jectile Projecting Projection Projectionists Projects Prokofiev Prokofiev's Prolific Prominence Prominent Promise Promised for a man who mortgaged his house and risked personal ruin to get this $31 million opus off the ground when Vietnam was still a taboo subject in Hollywood. This well-encoded, three-disc VideoCD features a head y cocktail of drugs, death, destruction, and morbid philosophising by Willard (Martin Sheen) as he moves in on Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando) at his camp of Stone Age jungle followers and AWOL death fetishists ( including Dennis Hopper). A host of sensational set-pieces assault our senses during Willard s journey down the river into Cambodia. We hear music by Wagner blaring out of airborne speakers as a village is raid ed by a squadron of attack choppers. Like Colonel Kilgore (Robert Duvall), we smell the napalm in the morning as jets decimate the tree-line. We see a morale raising show of Playboy bunnies degenerate into a drink, drug and hormone-induced riot of horny soldiers. Apocalypse Now brims over with fine cinematic metaphors for the madness of a war where all the manpower and high-tech weaponry that money could buy were defeated by the resourcefulness of an enemy determined to win. One Gulf War later, we appear to have rediscovered our faith in bloodless, mechanised, Nintendo-style war it is time to watch this film again. ll the phone out from its socket, draw the curtains and watch this film in a dark room, hooked up to the hi-fi (the Oscar-winning soundtrack has been digitally re-mastered into Dolby Surround). s an earth-s hattering experience, and without doubt the best VideoCD released so far. Buy it. Michael Kavanagh Apocalypse Now Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact Philips 0171 9J~11 3000 Director Francis Ford Coppola Starring Martin Sheen, Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall Platform Video CD Encoding Very Good 17.99 Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital MoviesJ 5R Under 20[ Under Are You Afraid Of The Dark? 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So it is with Orpheo s Curse. Two children, Terri and Alex, set off to explore a creepy old vaudeville theatre opposite their grandfather s house. The theatre was built by The Great Orpheo many ye ars ago after his great success as a magician. However, one night, during his world renowned teleportation trick, he teleported his assistant his daughter, Elizabeth into limbo, never to be seen again. Orph eo went mad, never performed again and the theatre closed. It is rumoured, though, that midnight performances still take place at the theatre after all these years. So what do you do? Avoid the place like the p lague? Or see if you can get into the theatre and scare yourself to death? Foregone conclusion, really. This is only the second title (after Director s Lab) that Nickelodeon (the international cable and satelli te children s TV channel) has released. It s based on its Are You Afraid of the Dark? TV programme and is the product of Nickelodeon s philosophy of producing television you can do. The intention of the disc i s that you tell your own ghost story by choosing what to do in the theatre. Once you ve got into the theatre and have had the willies scared out of you by your first meeting with a ghost, the story stops and yo u, as the user, are introduced to the Midnight Club a group of all-American kids sitting around a campfire who tell each other ghostly tales. To join the club you have to tell them a spooky story, so you re or dered to go back to the theatre and direct Terri and Alex through a story made up of your decisions. If you do happen to suffer a grisly demise at the hands of Orpheo, for whatever reason, the cheery members o f the Midnight Club will give you some advice so you can do better next time, and then give you the choice of quitting or going back to some point in the game. After the initial meeting with Orpheo, when he tel eports you (as the girl, Terri) to somewhere within the building, he leaves you to snoop round his theatre pretty much as you want. You can click around rooms and corridors in much the same way as in Myst, but Orpheo s Curse also contains a series of photographs of a real vaudeville theatre in Chicago in addition to the rendered images. This means that the pictures of the stage are given an added sense of realism. S omeone has even gone to the trouble of photographing the entire boiler and machine room for you to click around for no apparent reason. Your hand icon changes to an eye when you move the mouse over things you can interact with, although the icon and the type of action you can perform are not always consistent. The clickable hotspots can also be very odd shapes and you can sometimes end up clicking on the wrong thing , or on the same thing twice because the hotspot is so big. There is an awful lot to explore here and you do get the feeling of creeping round a disused theatre. Having said that, the scene changes that result from your clicks can often be so great that you re left not knowing which way you ve ended up facing. The game is structured so that if you collect a set of objects, deliver them to the right place, and rescu e your sibling along the way, you can get out of the theatre before Orpheo s midnight performance (where he plans to teleport you into limbo) and get home which is where you should have been in the first plac The game suffers from the same problems as all adventure games in that if you get stuck it gets boring, and if you find out that you need something that you know is on the other side of the theatre, you got a lot of clicking to do to get it and get back. Interspersed through the adventure, and triggered as a result of your choices, are short narrative segments, each of which consist of a voiceover and a serie s of still pictures. Occasionally, clicking on something in the theatre will reveal an animation rather than a slide show or a voiceover, but these are very jumpy and few and far between. The whole thing looks as if it s been put together by people who have never heard of QuickTime or Video for Windows. Once you get to a bit of narrative it is added to your list and you can play them all, like a VCR , by clicking o n an icon brought up at the top of the screen. Other icons let you go back to the Midnight Club campfire to replay your last bit of advice, keep tabs on the items you ve picked up and exit from the game. The di sc contains pictures and digitised film of real actors from the Are You Afraid of the Dark? television series and Nickelodeon claims to have spent a lot of time on the costumes and the make-up for the monsters you encounter. If a lot of time and money has been spent, it doesn t show; the costumes are nothing special and the monsters look like they re wearing the kind of rubber masks you find in a joke shop. Maybe, ho wever, that s the point. For a generation brought up on Freddie Kruger and late nights playing Doom, this is not going to scare anyone witless, but a welcome bit of pace is injected into the gameplay when you s tart getting chased by a mummy and have to click madly at the mouse to get away. Overall, there has obviously been a lot of time spent of the visual feel of the game but there is a huge gulf between the beautif ul 3D-rendered lobby of the theatre and the monsters who look like they were filmed in someone s garage. The game comes across as a fairly simple, though extensive, puzzle-solving adventure. There s a lot of fu n to be had here and it will keep the eights and above involved for a long time and it s the kind of thing you need to go back to several times to complete (there is a save function) which is no bad thing. It a worthwhile game despite some problems, and promises a lot for the future from Nickelodeon. Conor McNicholas Are You Afraid Of The Dark? The Tale of Orpheo s Curse Price 49.99 (inc. VAT) Contact CIC 0181^: 563 4013 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 49.99G CIC Interactive 0181 563 4013H GamesJ tjwfZ^<Q !$#0d@ 8GHg@ ! 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This used the company s Voxel Space technique, used to create detailed landscapes, and it worked well. Armored Fist, a tank combat game, uses the same technology, although the game has a few extra trimmings such as billowing smoke, a night vision mode and a built-in mission construction set which enables you to create your own battle scenarios. There are eight pre-defined campaigns to wade through and fo ur different types of tank to control (two American, two Russian). You can opt to play the game as an armchair general from the Command and Control Vehicle or get right in among the action and control a tank yo urself. It plays well and there s always plenty going on in every mission, be it a FIBUA in Bosnia or a hoohah in Cyprus. The interface is intuitive, animation and sound are generally first class (the radio ban ter is a nice touch) and the Voxel Space Landscape Generator brings the whole thing to life, as do the animations that crop up when you ve completed a mission or been hit. The only real niggle is that the graph ics look blocky when you use the external view or are close to other tanks. A two-player link-up option would have been nice, too. In all, it s very well done. Armored Fist is immensely playable even if it isn t totally original. It s Comanche with knobs on, only on the ground. 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Archaeologists we re not. When Activision announced that it was going to publish a CD of its top VCS 2600 titles for Windows at the CES in January, much of the interactive entertainment industry paid an inordinate amount of attention. This was mainly because there was no other decent produc t on show, but partly because it s the largest collection of retro games to be published commercially. I will admit to approaching the product with a certain amount of trepidation. I d played many of the origin als in their intended manner sitting on the floor of my parents front room playing the things with those excellent Atari joysticks and my nose inches away from the TV. OK, I ll admit that retro is certainly at the moment, but surely playing the thing in Windows and with a keyboard is going to remove some, if not all, of the enjoyment? All of the games here had their day more than ten years ago and, to be tru thful, that s where many of them should have stayed. If you ve only recently discovered what a computer game is, this product is going to mean absolutely nothing. It may have 15 games on it, but unless you layed them before it just isn t worth looking at. If, however, you fall into the category of people who remember the original and either haven t got their VCS anymore or can t be bothered to dig it out of the l oft, you ll find a certain degree of enjoyment from sifting through it. The contents of the disc covers a number of years when Activision was in what many consider its heyday. Kaboom!, Pitfall!, River Raid, Box ing, Chopper Command, Cosmic Commuter, Crackpots, Fishing Derby, Freeway, Frostbite, Grand Prix, HERO, SeaQuest, Sky Jinks and Spider Fighter make up the full collection, and between them they re probably respo nsible for generating entire genres of video games. Cosmic Commuter and Chopper Command are some of the first horizontally scrolling shoot- em-ups I remember seeing. The two classics HERO and Pitfall! are proba bly some of the earliest platform games ever dreamt up (and, believe me, you may have fond memories of them, but they re completely bloody boring compared to anything released since), and River Raid and Sky Jin ks were almost certainly pioneers in the vertically scrolling shoot- em-up market. Spider Fighter was, er, not very good no, oops sorry, a sort of Phoenix type thing, except not as good, and both Frostbite and Freeway are a bit Frogger-y. What does that leave? Oh yes, Kaboom! and Crackpots which are very similar games involving things dropping from the top of the screen to the bottom. The former involves catching bombs from a frantic looking criminal type resplendent in stripy jersey and silly mask, whilst the latter has you throwing plant pots at spiders which are crawling up the screen. That just leaves Boxing whic h is a top-down beat- em-up (ish), Grand Prix which hails from the days when racing games were horizontally scrolling affairs and you just had to move up and down, and Fishing Derby which defies description s a fishing game for chrissakes! The fact that the graphics and sound are utterly, utterly not very good is beside the point really. No, my main point is that people will only buy this for nostalgic reasons and to be honest, a penny short of twenty-five quid is a bit much for something that potentially is only going to entertain you for a very short while. It s brilliant for digging out and showing your old mat es and doing the Wow! Do you remember this one? conversation. But, as I discovered, this also soon deteriorates. Me: Remember when we used to play HERO round at your place and your mum used to harp on abo ut doing homework and stuff? Pal: Yeah it was brilliant, wasn t it? Me: Well, I ve got it for the PC now an exact copy. The game is then loaded from Windows no flashy music, no fanfares. It is, i n fact, exactly as we remember. Pal: Wow! What a classic. Five minutes of gameplay ensues. Pal: Er, John. Me: s crap, isn t it? Pal: What the hell were we on when we were kids? tried it with a few people, all of whom remember the originals, and the reaction was the same. If you do want to dredge up your video games playing past this is probably the best nostalgia kick you re going to get since Microsoft Arcade came out, but it serves a different purpose to that of a At best it s something you have on your hard drive (despite being on CD it only takes up 6Mb of disk space and you d t need the disc once you ve installed) and play every now and then to alleviate the boredom. 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its wings This is a vast CD-ROM. It contains three aviation games, four reference areas, a movie theatre, a paper plane manual and a boundless sense ofB fun. Put like that it seems like a recipe for an awful mess but, in fact, the whole thing hangs together well, despite the noticeable differences between each section. The four reference areas are a case in po dogs bottoms? Patrick McCarthy P.A.W.S. Price 29.99 (inc VAT) Contact Astrion 0181 202 0011 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO Maxis 39.99 Contact Natural Wonder 01923 858043 Category Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO MPChould love this disc - it s fun, imaginative, well presented and entertaining, too. The animation is excellent and even if your child doesn t like writing they will still love putting the pictures together. M Teresa Maughan Wiggins In Storyland Price Under Contact High Street Stores Category Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO High Street Stores Start Starts Store SwitchedLair Laying Little Local Looks Majority Maked Well-written Which While Whose Wondering Would Writing Years Younger Ysanne MediaVision 001 415 770 8600H MPC is probably a good idea to use the program with some parental guidance initially, to help draw out these opportunities as, left alone, the child would probably concentrate on the hI ot spots, become a highly skilled Gopher catcher, and ignore the educational aspect of the program. Wouldn t we all. Gaynor Spry Forever Growing Garden Price Under Contact High Street Stores Category EduJ cation Platform Mac MPC CD-i 3DO High Street Stores Teresa Maughan Wiggins In Storyland Price Under Contact MediaVision 001 415 770 8600 Category Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO Start Starts Store Switchedbit 29.99 29.99 int. The first is The Reference Library a hypertext encyclopaedia of aviation where you navigate through hundreds of articles by clicking on icons, pictures and hot words. The second is The Aviation Museum, aD Doom-style virtual reality museum where you can wander around under the control of the mouse, inspecting the exhibits. Some are pictures and some are rendered animated sequences that look very slick. The third , The Aviation Lab, is a collection of aeroplanes that you can examine in detail and even take their outer skin off to inspect their innards. The fourth, The Aircraft Encyclopaedia, is a simple database of aeroF planes. All these are very different approaches to the same problem making a database of aeroplane facts interesting. Despite the fact that they have obviously been sourced from different developers, none rea lly overlaps the others and you are left with an agreeable sense of getting more than one perspective on an interesting subject. The downside to this is that there is no cross-referencing between the separate rH eference areas. Neither is there any command in any of the programs which limits the amount of reference work for which the disc can be used. The three games on the disc are the Macintosh classic Glider (brought to Windows for the first time), F4U Secret Sortie (a World War Two flight simulator) and a trivia quiz. I say Glider is a Mac classic advisedly. It is, in fact, a fairly dull puzzle game, but it is stiJ ll one of the better games for the decidedly non-gaming Mac platform. F4U Secret Sortie is an ancient-looking EGA game that runs from DOS, although Aviation Adventure can launch it from the main interface by qu itting from Windows. The trivia quiz is a simple point-and-click multiple choice after which is too easy to be challenging. The other parts of the CD-ROM are a paper plane manual and a movie theatre. The theatrL e contains a number of too-short video clips, most of which have had new soundtracks put to them by Aviation Adventure s designers. The results are somewhat unsubtle and cartoony, but quite funny. There s also some distressing footage of a mocked up airliner crash that I wouldn t advise watching before going on holiday. The movie theatre is a good example of the sense of fun the disc exudes. Click on any of the headsN in the audience and they will talk to you, tell you a joke or just laugh. Likewise click on any dummy button on the mock-up database control panels and you will be rewarded with a sound effect such as radio st atic. There is lots to do here, lots to see and lots to play. This reminds me of the multimedia equivalent of an Eagle annual, providing good quality edutainment for the younger teenager and upwards. 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Mind you, these frightening statistics come courtesy of Leslie Nielsen, the silver-haire Goggles Goghs Going Goitre Golfer Golfers Golfing Golina Golino Gomez Gondoland Articles Artist's Artists Artwork Aryan Problem Problem-solving Problematic Problems Prods Produce Produced Producer Haven Haven't Havens Having There There'd There'll There's Therefore Therein Footage Football Footie Footing Footprints Footraces Footsoldiers Footsteps d master of deadpan slapstick (Airplane!, Naked Gun, Red Rock commercials), so of course they could be complete rubbish. And unfortunately, so is this title, but there s clearly money in them there golfing hill What other explanation could there be for the dismal run of comedian hosted cash-ins? We ve already had to suffer Tom O Connor s wacky golf CD-ROM and surely it s only a matter of time before the late Pete r Cook s funny golf video makes it onto the silver disc. Nielsen attempts to explain the theory of bad golf to a vile pink-shirted nerd called Billy (imagine Michael J. Fox crossed with John Denver) and resc ue a leaden pastiche of the rapid fire humour of the amusing Naked Gun series. Despite the odd pithy gag ( I drank a hearty breakfast, made passionate love and walked a mile in another man s shoes to warm up f or this game ) this is poor stuff. Example: Billy needs an iron (some kind of golf club) and he s handed an electric iron. Nurse, pass the stitches. Not. Even if you like wacky golf videos, this is measly fare lasting a paltry 30 minutes. The encoding is not particularly good either with smeared, garish colours and impaired resolution possibly becasue the title was mastered onto NTSC video. Overall this is only ju st better than the Tom O Connor title, but as Mr Nielsen puts it the reason this game s called golf is because all the other four letter words have been taken. You said it. Paul Nesbitt Bad Golf Made Easier Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact PolyGram 0181 910 5841 Director Rick Friedberg Starring Leslie Nielsen, Archie Hahn, Robert Donner Platform VideoCD EncoJ ding Good 17.99G PolyGram 0181 910 5841 VideoCDI ComedyJ 1R Under 20[ Under Barron s Book Notes Take a book, reduce it to the sum of its parts plot, motive, characters and what do you end up with? 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At this point fabulously informative statements like: George Orwell was a quiet decent Englishman who passionately hated two things: inequality and political lying, become straws to be thankfully clutched at. And there are many such nuggets in Barron s collection of Book Notes. There are 68 authors, and 101 complete, unabridged literary guides in this CD-ROM collection. Writers range fro m Edward Albee (Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf) to John Milton (Paradise Lost). It s a decent selection, weighted towards older English and more modern American literature including Faulkner, Vonnegut, Tennes see Williams, and Miller. There s also a sprinkling of classical texts Plato s Republic, The Prince and a few other non English speaking authors including Dante, Voltaire and Hesse. Each guide includes a b iography of the author, plot summary, chapter by chapter breakdown, and major and minor character summary. There s a potted history of the issues raised by the work, a discussion of how it fits into the author s canon, and a brief consideration of its literary merits, or cultural significance. Each entry is coded so it can be reached faster although scrolling through individual entries is simpler. Barron s is factual ly reliable, although alarmingly definite on motives as indicated by our Orwell example. Searching by word is fast and easy within each entry, and although the screens are prettified DOS with that subtle ASCI I text look they are readable. Accessing guides and the information within the screens is easy enough, but not particularly intuitive even in Windows. This product can, by the way, also be run under DOS. he home screen provides two basic selection options title or author. Choosing a single work, an author s writings, or a group of related articles is a matter of click selecting. You can then run through the c hosen articles either manually or via a useful Autoscroll feature. The result of searching tends to be a welter of windows cluttering up the screen nothing is closed unless you tell it to be. Close Window is therefore a useful command. Selection can be honed via a word tool which includes standard search functions you can run words together or include wildcards. It is thus possible to discover hopefully in ti that Ishmael, of The Bible fame, was also the character in Moby Dick. Searching can be set to run across selected works or across the entire product and it has to be said, it s fast. Type in sheep and gun s and wham! you re straight into a discussion of Animal Farm. Try Love and Technology and you can choose notes on Brave New World, The Prince, The Hobbit and All The King s Men. In all, this is a reasonably c ompetent tool, even though the CD-ROM version doesn t really do a great deal more than the tree-based editions. 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It may come in handy as a weapon against your biker enemies This is another attempt to transplant the manic racing thrills of Super Mario Kart to the PC, this time using fur-clad Barron's Baseball Basie-swinging Bear's Bears Beethoven's Below Benny Berenstain Berlitz Betty Beverly Beyond Bioforge Birthday Caesar's Called Cannon Capsule Carreras Cartoons Cd-rom Central Chadwick Changing Chaos Chase Chris Chronology Chuck Cinemania Class Classic Classics Guides Guiding Guignol Guildsoft Guilty Guinea Guinness Guise Guises Guitar Guitar-based Guitarist Guitars Gulch Gummer Modern Module Modules Moggies Mohican Moist Mojave Molly-coddled Moment Momentous Moments Momus Monarchs Monasteries Monastery Mondite Mondites Mondo Money Money's Moniker Monitor Monitors Includes Including Indian Indians Indicated Indication Indie Indigestion Indistinguishable Individual Individually Indulge Indulging Industrial Industrial-strength Cross-referenced Cross-references Cross-referencing Cross-rhythms Cross-stitch Cross-training Cross/scrooge Crossbar Crossed Crosses Crosshair Crossing Crossroads Crossword Crosswords Crotch Crouch Croutons Crow's Crowbars Crowd Crowd's Crowd-filled Crowd-pleasing Crowded A-changin A-plenty Aaargh 714340 726975 737630 753423 757033 778077 780370 791346 792617 812755 814132 Express Freeman Gametek Guildsoft Helicon Infogrames Interactive Interplay stone-age characters, loosely based on rock stars and the like, driving high-powered sidecar combinations. Naturally enough. There are six couples to choose from, each with varying ratings for acceleration, to p speed, durability of bike and physical toughness, and all punningly-named to such a desperately tenuous extent that you feel sorry for whoever had to come up with them. Like Mario Kart, there s an admirable element of slapstick violence, except there are no pick-ups lying around the track with which to shoot people. You have to resort to hitting opponents over the head with guitars, baguettes, or whatever it is yo ur passenger happens to be carrying. Unfortunately, you can only hit to your right, which limits the fun somewhat. By about 50 percent, actually. There are eight courses to race around. They re short and simple and four levels of difficulty give an element of longevity. Two player games can be played over a network. When playing in split screen the players have to choose any two controllers keyboard, mouse or joyst ick. There s no facility for two joysticks, or even for two keyboard users, which is odd. From various reports I d heard, this was supposed to be pretty awful, but it s really not that bad. There are some nice details in the animation, it s fast, and the in-game music s passable. It s only intended as a bit of lightweight fun, and that s all it is. If it were 20 cheaper it might have been worth a punt. Patrick McCIbarthy BC Racers Price 34.99 (inc VAT) Contact Core Design 01332 297797 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 34.99G Core Design 01332 297797H GamesJ 2.5R Under 40[ Under Beethoven s 5th BVF{' :T>T5 B c$c p6P:P5 q:q:q>P Q>R>R VjZjZjV(E J*ZJZjZJ=% JVJVjZIEe NFF&5d F0JQ9 VkZkVJE .wFRB F0J0F0J0J0F0 />r>R>rBrB fN&5g 5*5.5% ZJZjZ VfVfR&1f RLF0J0F0F0F !VesF 63:TG $C,c4 "h"JF B^J=% C@#DCDC8#= @CDc@c8C,C, b,C4C0C0C "M bRI!% /:r:01 Q>r6R5 q>r>s2 Q:q20%( V)ZkkU /2020. 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The deaf guy with a great ear for music gets the interactive multimedia treatment Stealing a march on Microsoft s multimedia exploration of Beethoven s Ninth Symphony, Software Toolworks has deci ded to tackle the Fifth in a much more multimedia fashion and almost pulls it off. To begin with, you can take for granted the quality of music. This CD-ROM can be played on an audio CD player, and the recor ding, by the Edlinger/Zagreb Philharmonic, compares favourably with my Von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic audio CD. You can also assume that any classical music CD-ROM worth its salt is going to include a detailed critical dissection of the piece and a biography of the composer s life and times. It s what you get on top of these basics that distinguishes a winner from an also-ran. With Beethoven s Fifth, Software Toolwo rks is clearly aiming for the I recognise that tune and want to know more market, where listening to the music and learning a little about it take precedence over the minutiae of the reference portion of the disc. Presumably for this reason, the interface is extremely friendly, attractive and intuitive, with good use of colour and graphics. You can see at a glance the structure of the symphony, play each section in dividually, with accompanying text boxes explaining what is going on. You can also consult the score as you go along to see how the piece looks to a musician although this area is annoyingly placed in the cen tre of the text and can t be moved or re-sized. The symphony as performance is right at the top of the agenda. There is a huge section devoted to explaining how the symphony orchestra works. You can explore the various sections, finding out about the instruments, their sounds and ranges, and then run a mini movie showing the instrument being played. At this stage in multimedia s development, the quality of on-screen video still leaves a lot to be desired. The actors look like they are talking out of synch, or have no top lip; and when it comes to physical musical instruments, such as the cello for example, much of the bo w work is lost. But the idea is a brilliant one, and when the technology finally matches up to the concept, I will happily trade in all my audio CDs. 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Okay it has a good cast (Johnny Depp, Mary Stuart Masterson and Aidan Quinn ) plus a quirky sensibility that co Myers Myopic Myriad Myself Myst-esque Myst-style Mysteries Mysterious Mysteriously Mystery Mystic Mystical Mysticism Mystics Mythical Mythological Mythology Myths Myung Narrate Narrated Narration Glance Glanced Glasgow Glasnost Glass Glasses Glassware Glean Gleaned Glenn Glide Glider Gliders Glides Gliding Glimmers Glimpse Glimpses Glissando Glitch Glitchy Global Globally Globe Globe-trotting Globes Videocd Children uld be in tune with the twenty and thirtysomethings that make up much of the VideoCD audience. But otherwise it s a film that few people have heard of and even fewer have liked. Things start off well. Johnny D epp on a train reading a Buster Keaton biography, looking moody and cool, with an unfeasibly upbeat Proclaimers song bursting off the CD in majestic digital audio. Things go downhill from there, though. Depp pl ays Sam, a talented eccentric who falls for Joon, a mentally disturbed (in the nicest possible Hollywood fashion) young woman who lives with and depends on her brother Benny. Benny is a tough but tender car mec hanic who loves his sister so much that he can t get out and have a proper relationship with the winsome waitress Ruthie. You can guess how it all turns out. Sam and Joon get together. Benny says Whoah there! and upsets Joon. Sam starts doing awful Buster Keaton skits. Joon loses some more of her marbles. The waitress Ruthie shrugs her shoulders and goes back to serving donuts and coffee. Benny sees the error of h is ways and gets together with Sam to rescue Joon from the madhouse. Before you can say corny Hollywood denouement Sam and Ruthie are back together while Benny and June live happily ever consummating their ne w found domestic bliss by toasting bread with an electric iron. On the encoding front, though, this is a corker. The picture quality is splendid: bright colours, natural flesh tones, and virtually no artefacts. The sound quality is tub-thumpingly good, especially if you re a Proclaimers fan. The interface is the standard Philips 3.1 but graced with a lovely menu screen. Great presentation, shame about the content. Mat Toor Benny & Joon Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i/MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Jeremiah S. Chechnik Starring Johnny Depp, Mary Stuart MK:asterson, Aidan Quinn Platform Video CD Encoding Excellent 17.99 Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital MoviesJ 2.5R Under 20[ Under Berlitz for Business: Japanese Learn the basics with Sesei, your colourful tutor There are no articles in Japanese (no , or ). 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Because of this, says this CD-ROM, spoken Japanese is not that hard to learn. Don t you believe it: the pronunciation might be quite simple for English speakers, but understanding spoken Japanese is a differ ent proposition, and as for trying to understand written Japanese, forget it. To be fair, this disc doesn t pretend to teach you Japanese overnight, but instead aims to arm you with enough basic Japanese to ge t by on a business trip. The whole thing is done in a cartoon schoolroom run by Sensei, a colourful tutor and guide who takes you through tutorials on basic expressions, arrival in Japan, booking and managing a hotel room, using the telephone, eating out, travelling around, shopping, and entertainment and leisure. You learn how to say sword (katana) and bear (kuma), which may be useful round the negotiating table in Tokyo, but in the interactive dialogue sessions meeting a Japanese woman outside a lift, for instance it won t be easy to get a sword or bear into the conversation and a few more words like ruko*ru (alcoho l) would have been useful. The 12 topics are accessed from a simple interface. Each time you exit a section, a tip appears in a screen window telling you something about Japan and the Japanese. Avoid wearing t ight clothing as you will be sitting down a lot is one invaluable travel tip. Whether you will get anything from this is up to you. Sensei admits that there s nothing to worry about when you arrive in Japan be cause the airport signs are in English, and many people speak English. Okay, so it s polite to have a smattering of conversational Japanese, but most Japanese business people will understand good English better than bad Japanese. 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The idea is that you pick up a new language in the same way as you learned your mother tongue. Extended periods of listening are designed to give the student an understanding of French based on the context in which the words are used ra ther than the content of what is being said. The whole CD is therefore in French and the student advances through 50 lessons listening, repeating, reading and eventually writing as they go. The emphasis through out is on the spoken word on the dubious assumption that reading and writing are built on an oral command of French and you are encouraged to repeat everything you hear, parrot fashion, and guess what is go ing on from the graphics that flash up. For example, when a picture of a clock appears, you understand what it is and how to tell the time without translating a thing; when two people greet each other, it s obv ious what Bonjour means; and so on. The idea is reasonably well implemented; however, the program is difficult to install, the interface is agonisingly slow and there is no way of judging how well you are doing until you advance to the writing level if you ever get that far Berlitz Think and Talk Reviewed On Mac Special Requirements Microphone or MacRecorder Price 170.37 Contact Softline 0181 401 1234 Category EH"ducation Platform Mac MPC CD-i 3DO 170.37 Softline 0181 401 1234H MPCI LanguagesJ Over Over Beverly Hills Cop Three minutes in and we re already into our first car chase. This film, like its main character, doesn t hang about. 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Can motormouth cut it among the Armani-clad West Coast sophisticates? You bet yo muthaf***ing ass he can. The encoding is good but not exceptional. Surprisingly, it s not the car chases that cause the problems, but the overall lack of cont rast and colour depth. Sound quality is fine although the 1984 vintage pop songs have dated horribly. Susan Marino Beverly Hills Cop Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price .99 (double bill including Beverly Hills Cop II) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Martin Brest Starring Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Stephen Berkoff Platform VideoCD Encoding Very Good 34.99 (with Bev Hills II)G Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI Digital Movies Comedy 3R Under 40[ Under Beverly Hills Cop II Beverly Hills Cop II kicks off with the Uzi-toting Brigitte Nielsen charging into a jewellery shop and advising its patrons to eat the floor . Anything you say. 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Streetwise Detroit cop Axel Foley, again played by Eddie Murphy, hears that a buddy in the Beverly Hills Police C Department has been shot by the gang, so of course he drops everything and heads for the West Coast. From then on the film is more or less an exact remake of the original, even copying the establishing montage of the bizarre and exotic Beverly Hills citizens (an excuse for lots of blondes with legs up to their cerebellums, out walking their pink poodles). It doesn t particularly matter, though, as the whole point ofE the film is to provide Murphy with set pieces so he can do his bad-assed mother thang. Second time round,his charm, such as it was, begins to wear off. 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You ll find that there isn t a Fodor s Guide yet. Will this disc do? s face it: the universe is big. Even the Solar System is a pretty huge undertaking, so it takes a lot to nav igate it. And if you were travelling to Mars and beyond as this CD-ROM, from The Discovery Channel, promises d want a bloody decent guide. Unfortunately, this CD-ROM is a long way from being the best gu ide around. It s not that the information isn t interesting; it s actually pretty difficult to be uninteresting about the subject of extraplanetary travel. It s more that Beyond Planet Earth doesn t put that in formation together in a very coherent or compelling way. For a start, the four sections of the disc are essentially split up into the media used. So, from the opening screen you get the choice of The Planetary Theatre (narrated movies), The Solar Gallery (still images with some un-narrated movies), The Space Experts (talking heads answering questions), and Mission To Mars (a bit of everything). If you re investigatin g the Solar System, don t you want to do just that and use an interactive diagram of the Solar System to find your way around? I know I do. To be fair, there is a Related Topics button, but this makes life more difficult than it needs to be. It may also sound churlish to complain about the captions to the still images, but these are universally banal. Fractured surface, Europa, one tells us, without inviting us in and telling us why the surface is fractured, why that is interesting and why this picture was thought so important that it is one of only 200 photographs on the disc. All of them are viewed in a miserly quarte r-screen window, with no option to blow up what must surely be pretty high-resolution pictures to full screen size. There s a narrative at the side of this particular photograph, but this never mentions the fra ctured surface. Buried further down in the disc is a commentary which tells you that the first Mariner probes to Mars took over 200 high-resolution photographs. We don t know what the pictures look like, though , because the tantalising photograph we have to accompany this piece of information is a rubbishy-looking picture of a probe, with the usual intelligence-free caption A Mariner probe The Space Experts sect ion is where you pose questions to the four eggheads Doctors Louis Friedman, Kathryn Sullivan, Bruce Murray and Buzz Aldrin (surely some mistake Ed). These people should know what they re talking about, alt hough none of them have much to add to the well of human knowledge when it comes to other life in the universe. Kathryn says intelligent life is widespread; Louis says it is one of the great mysteries and, with no actual train of argument, it looks like there s a 50-50 chance; Bruce thinks there must be, just has to be; and Buzz? Well, Buzz says that those who have thought about it a lot think there must be and, ha ng it all, it s great for science fiction, ain t it? Thanks, Buzz. Stuart Price Beyond Planet Earth Price 39.99 Contact Astrion 0181 202 0011 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 39.99G Astrion 0181 202 0011H SciencesJ 2R Under NsF1= tJRg9 RF11l sNRNs^ RRtJRc F1F19 RNSF11 RF1NsV F1NsB NsJRR JRF1F1{ F1JR^ sNsF1Nsc NsF1F1V 1NsF1R JRNsR JRNsV NsNs^ F1Ns^ $c,b4 -zNvMn Izkzlzmv b b0CUg b c,CL (d4ce sF1kZ F1JRF1B vkvlz b8ci sNso{ b$b<#] RJRg9 NsJRR b(C(bQ ZpVOI 1Nso{ 1JRF1 sJRo{ VrN0V N/N/Z ZPZq1& ZoR/I sF1JRw QR01( NQJ0A RF1g9 RJRJR^ 1JRNs5 1NskZ NsJRR JRF11 1F1F1R NsJRZ cNSk9 F1F1B %[ Under Beyond the Law If Chuck Norris is the poor man s Bruce Lee, then Cynthia Rothrock is the poor woman s Chuck Norris. Like Norris, she s a former martial arts champion who has karate chopped her way onto the shelves of video sh Rubbishy-looking Rubble Rubble-strewn Rubik's Rubin Rudderless Ruddy Ruddy-faced Rudeness Rudimentary Rudiments Rudolf Ruined Ruining Ruins Ruled Ruler Rulers Rules Ruling Rumble Rumoured Rumours Bubble Bubbles Bubbling Bucket Bucketful Bucketload Bucketloads Buckets Buckingham Buckinghamshire Buckner Bucks Buddhism Buddhist Buddies Budding Bunny Bureau Burford Burgess Buried Burns Burst Bursting Buses Business Buster They're They've Thickens Thief Thieves Thigh Thing ops across the globe. The chubby-cheeked actress has starred in dozens of straight-to-video pot-boilers, in which she kicks, knees, nunchacas and shoots hundreds of extras until no one else is left standing. Beyond the Law is an early example of her oeuvre, when she was still earning a crust on the production line that is the Hong Kong film industry. The plot, as usual, is perfunctory. An FBI supergrass flees from the Mob and takes refuge in Hong Kong with his sister. Rothrock plays a tough-as-nails G-woman whose orders are to bring him back to the States. Several clownish Hong Kong policemen alternately help and hinder her, as do the massed ranks of the notorious Japanese Mafia, the Yakuza. Either you love these chop-socky movies or you don t. Fans of the genre will be glad to know that all the key ingredients are in place: p oor lip synching, ridiculously OTT sound FX (if someone picks their nose expect an ear-splitting thwaaack! ) and splendidly choreographed martial mayhem. Personally, I can never watch these films without thin king of Mike Myers splendid pisstake of the genre in Wayne s World 2. And this particular movie is further spoilt by the actress who overdubs Rothrock s lines. She has a grating, squeaky whine that would make Betty Boop chunder. The VideoCD transfer is poor, and suggests the master tape wasn t up to much. The speed of on-screen fisticuffs often results in digital blocking as the MPEG encoder struggles to keep up, a nd the overall colour balance is noticeably dull and lifeless. All told this is a title strictly for committed shlock movie and/or Rothrock fans (believe me, they do exist). But for most of us in the cultural mainstream, Beyond the Law is beyond the pale... Mat Toor Beyond the Law Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 12.99 (inc VAT) Contact CD Vision 0181 503 0589 Director Lau Kar Wing StarringKJ Cynthia Rothrock, Kirk Miu, Shing Fui On Platform VideoCD Encoding Poor 12.99D inc VAT CD Vision 0181 503 0589H VideoCDI Digital MoviesJ 1.5R Under 20[ Under Bioforge It may not be the easiest game in the world but the attention to detail, atmospheric plotting and excellent graphics make this stand out Bioforge s initial scenario is rather vague. 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All the player can deduce from the intro is that one minute you were to be seen jetting smoothly through space in a rather unstylish, but no doubt perfectly functional ship; the next you were awake on an operating table and somebody who looks like Anthony Valentine in futuristic surgeon s garb was shoving an assortment of Black and Decker s finest products into your thorax. At this point, you (understandably) blacked out. The game starts with you regaining consciousness. You find yourself in a cell, under the guard of a robot equipped with a giant hypodermic syringe; your body has more weird-shaped metal attachments than a gynaecology department and more electrical circuitry than Blackpool Illuminations. In fact, you look like a hu man equivalent of the Lloyd s Building. And you ve only got two fingers on each hand, which is going to play merry hell with your career as a translator for the hard of hearing. Naturally, you re keen to get ho ld of whoever did this to you and exchange a few words. Escaping from your cell is the first priority, after which you find yourself in a kind of human experimentation laboratory-cum-high security prison comple x. The gameplay is a cross between that seen in Ecstatica or the Alone in The Dark series, involving wandering around various locations, interacting with machinery and picking up anything going, all the while s olving puzzles or dealing with problems. Just as in Ecstatica, the only way to survive the confrontations with security guards, robots and rampaging aliens is by indulging in hand-to-hand, and later armed, comb at. (Those who are less proficient at this sort of thing will be pleased to know there are three levels of difficulty, concerned almost entirely with making it easier to survive a fight). The fighting moves ava ilable to you are surprisingly varied, especially given that they re being carried out by a huge bitmapped main sprite and that the game isn t a dedicated beat- em-up: using the CTRL and ALT buttons in combinat ion with the numerical keypad, you have a number of evasive and blocking manoeuvres, and a complete range of punches and kicks including jabs and uppercuts, spinning, roundhouse and side kicks and a back somers ault; you can also stamp on people s knees, kick them in the packet and even head-butt them. These fancy moves are all very well against other humanoids, but they won t really serve you too well in a fight with some of the enormous security robots that litter the place. Trying to fight one of those is like punching an oil tanker. Fortunately, you ll quickly acquire a laser blaster or two, which are a little more effe ctive. In some locations, these laser blasts even bounce off the walls, which means that the cowardly (or sensible, in this game) can shoot things around corners before they re aware of your presence. To help y ou in your quest, you have an electronically controlled health and energy system. The energy from your powered suit can restore the health of your remaining biological parts after a fight, and any batteries you find around the base can be used to power up the suit. You also have an inventory which, in true adventure style, you re free to pack to the brim with rubbish you find on the floor. Items range from the obviou sly useful, like laser blasters and medical devices, to the more obscure, like flutes. How you re supposed to play a flute with only two fingers on each hand is another matter. Everyone in this game seems to b e equipped with a personal log, into which they spend hours recording their inner thoughts and which they then leave lying around either because they re naturally forgetful, or they never made it back from th e operating room alive. And the only way you re going to piece together any information about your situation is to forget the impeccable manners you picked up at finishing school, and read everyone s diaries. U nfortunately, being locked up and operated on by mad scientists doesn t tend to encourage a light literary style, and most of them are heavy going. Equally unfortunately, you have to struggle through them, beca use hidden among the dull stuff (usually several pages down) are essential things like codes for security doors. Gradually, it emerges that you re in a Mondite base on a planet belonging to another couple of ex tremely dangerous races of rock-eating, acid swilling monsters. Don t ask how the Mondites got there, it s a long story. You discover that the mad doctor with the DIY tools is a Mondite called Dr Mastaba, and t hat you re not the only person who s been experimented on in this way. You also find that you re not the only thing that s rampaging about the place, kicking hapless Mondites to a pulp. There s also a seemingly unstoppable monster with home field advantage, who s determined to blow up the nuclear reactor that powers the Mondite base. Can you stop it? Are you really stupid enough to try? And how about those Mondite ma rines that are out to get you? In other words, unlike similar games that look this good but turn out to be one dimensional plodders with little to recommend them, it s pretty action-packed. And the graphics rea lly are good. The ambient lighting effects are excellent: windows cast shadows across floors and machinery; faulty lights flicker and crackle. And it s not just the backgrounds that look good the characters a re all bitmapped to high heaven, too. Camera angles change to frame the action, but unlike Ecstatica, the effect isn t so intrusive that it hampers your chance of success. The sound effects are outstanding (esp ecially when bits of ex-robot rattle around the stairwells); footsteps thud in close-up shots, and diminish as you walk away. The atmosphere and attention to detail is excellent, to the extent that you can log onto most terminals that appear: if you look through maintenance data logs, for example, you ll see requests for repairs to things you ve destroyed previously. It all helps to add to the atmosphere. But, it i t the easiest game in the world. Even at the easiest setting, you ll still need to make good use of the nine saved game spaces. There s a degree of trial and error about it, with certain tasks that must be c ompleted before others; and there are sections that need to be completed within a tight timescale. The only other thing to bear in mind is the need for a good, fast machine with plenty of memory to run the game (we reviewed it on a Pentium 60). If you ve got the hardware, though, you re in for a treat. Make that a tough treat. 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Which is more than you are with this turkeythis turkey Butchery Butler Butter Butterflies Butterfly Buttock-clenching Buttocks Button Button-pushing Buyers Functions Fundamental Fundamentalist Fundamentally Funded Funding Funds Funeral Funfair Funfrock Fungi Funky Funkyoka Funnier Funny Fur-clad Furious Furiously Furman Furnishings Furniture Furore Furrow Galaxy Galileo Gallagher Attachments Attack Attacked Attacking Attacks Attaining Attempt Attempted Attempting Attempts Attenborough ttractive Attribute Attributed Audience Audio Circuitry Circuits Keenly-felt Keypad Khommeni Kicking Kicks Kidding Kidnapped Kidnaps Kidney Kidneys Kilgore Head-butt Head-dresses Head-to-head Headache Headaches Headbutting Headcandy Headcrash Headers Headgear Heading Headings Headless Headley Headline Headline'-histories Headlines Headlong Headphones Headquarters Headroom Heads Healed Healey Healing Health Action-packed Action/adventure Action/graphical Actions Activate Activated Activating Active Actively Activision Activists Activities Adage Adaptability Adapted Add-ons Addams Added Addictive Adding Addition Additional Effect Effective Effectively Effectiveness Effects ficient Effort Effortless Effortlessly Efforts among life s bento box of movies. The blockbuster credentials hunky Douglas of Basic Instinct meets even classier director Ridley Scott of Alien and Thelma and Louise seem perfect for one of the first majo r movies on the brave new world of CD-i. Unfortunately, what you gain in technology you lose in terms of good old-fashioned Hollywood virtues like a decent plot or script. The basic idea is strong: American cop s chase Japanese gangsters in the seedy underworld of Osaka and meet a bullet train of problems. Andy Garcia ve sidekick to Douglas foul-mouthed loner is also a fresh element, but he s for the chop half w ay through. And from then on it s lots of soul searching for the revengeful Douglas as he struggles to comes to terms with strange Japanese notions like honour, friendship and loyalty. Shame. Scott s direction revisits the steamy streets he created in Blade Runner, but despite the fact that this film has more dead flesh on display than the average sushi bar, the action is slow and adds up to no more than a straighta head buddy cop thriller with all the subtlety of a karate kick to the groin. Technically speaking, the dark shadings make for a fairly efficient CD-i encoding, that slightly drizzly effect in long focus shots working well for all the rainy backgrounds Scott loves. The superb sound quality is wasted, though, on the constant crack of small arms and the roar of assorted Yammies and Suzukis. George Kaplan Black Rain Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC Price 15.99 Contact Philips 0171 911 3000 Paramount Director Ridley Scott Starring Michael Douglas, Andy Garcia Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO Encoding Good 15.99G Philips Media 0171 911 3000H CD-iI Digital MoviesJ 2R Under 20[ Under Blender 2/2O6O:p6p6o6p:o:p:p:o :o:p:o:p:o>o>p>p *S"S3 :Q.1& &Q&0.QSW "S&S&1&s. &t"R&2"22 &s*s* q*0.rW6 &s&S2 T"3&v ZoZpZpRq6 *r&Q2 ^o^NR.VpVk ^oVOZpVpJP% VOJ/NP: &/*QSx ZOZPVPNPJ/B s&ROX Z-VNA R/Vpg &t*t2 "u&u&u* &S"u*u* Zq^pwv *3*S! Q(61% Q:QWY F::Qo B/JPoV Credentials Credibility Credible Credit Credited Credits Creep Creepily Creeping Creepy Creole Creosote Crescendo Cretaceous Crevices Crew-mates Cribbing Crichton Cricket Cries Crime Crimes Criminal Criminals Cringe Cringeworthy Cripple Crippled Cd-i's Cd-i/mpeg d-only Cd-quality Cd-rom Chop-sockey Chop-socky Chopped Chopper Chopper-flying Chris Chrismas Chrissakes Christian Christians Christmas Christopher Chroma-key Chronological Chronology Chronology's Chubby-cheeked Chuck Chums Chunder Chunks Churchill Churlish Churning Chute Cia's Cielito Cigarette Cilla Cinderella Cinema Cinemania Cinematic Circa Constant Constantly Constantly-changing Constellation Constituency Constitute Constituted Constitutes Constitution Constrain Constraints Construct Constructed Constructing Construction Consumes Consuming Consummate Consummating Consumption Contac Contact Read all about it, er, hear all about it, er, see all about it, oh, hell, this is the first music magazine on CD-ROM Launched in the US in November, Blender is a fast-paced pop-culture and music magazine on CD -ROM that is aimed at the 18 to 30-year-old generation brought up on MTV, Rolling Stone magazine and video games. Described by its US developer as the first significant effort in the development of a new form of journalism, Blender purports to cover every form of global pop culture ranging from music to film, through underground culture, television and technology. The name is a statement of intent that these elemen ts can be convincingly combined in an interactive magazine that contains text reviews and interviews, video, music, non-linear comic strips, computer game-type features, horoscopes, documentaries, jokes, pop ps ychology, fashion and a healthy dose of counter-culture attitude. Surprisingly, it works really well, and it is surely only a matter of time before it spawns a generation of imitators, as did its print-based p rogenitor Rolling Stone. Aside from an astute cultural mix, Blender is an impressive technological achievement, from the superbly designed interface that guides you around the various sections to the fast cut animations and rollover soundtrack. The main menu divides Blender into four key areas called Microwave, Icebox, Fixtures and a guided tour of the highlights which lasts 15 minutes. Microwave contains 25 new music reviews split into five sections: Dance and Trance, Make Mine Funky, Rock!, Commercial Alternative (or Indie in the UK) and The Highly Unusual. Each album gets a fairly brief but thoughtful and sometimes amusing text review, accompanied by around 20 seconds of a sample album track and (frequently) a short QuickTime movie of either a band interview or promo video. The Highly Unusual section certainly lived up t o its name featuring a re-release of an album by LSD guru Timothy Leary in which he reveals: You can be the Maharishi this time around, you can be anyone this time around. You can sit in a cave with a ten-foot erection, laughing and smiling... Er, quite. In a separate byway of the Microwave menu is a goofy horoscope where, after choosing your sign, your future is revealed by a member of cult US band They Might Be G iants. The Fixtures menu is the best part of Blender. An interview with American musician and author Henry Rollins makes imaginative use of CD-ROM technology. Initially we see an outline of Rollin s spartan ho use/HQ and clicking on different rooms triggers a short video sequence in which he shows us his living room, his weights room and even what s in his fridge fascinating stuff in a voyeuristic sort of way. 3-screen text-based article on Rollins then follows, generously supplemented by video clips of Rollins talking about related topics. For example on the third screen we are told: But even in his own environment , though whip-smart, Rollins is a guarded, tightly wound individual. A plastic toy strongman on a shelf in his informal digs reveals a self-aware sense of humour. But Rollins lightheartedness doesn t seem to g o much further than that. Click on the accompanying still of Rollins talking and his disturbingly intense manner admirably illustrates the point. Another witty and well observed article compares the Woodstock 1994 and Lollapalooza festivals: The enjoyment comes not so much from the event itself, but from a collective sense of unity through adversity, concludes the author over a backdrop of an idiot falling repeat edly into the mud at Woodstock 94. Other, less cynical points of view from participants are included in short video clips that appear throughout the piece. Also in Fixtures is the Digital Gallery which shows off the black and white photography of seminal NME photographer Chalkie Davies together with an audio interview, this suffers from the small size and dubious resolution of the featured photographs. The final p art of this section presents a non-sequential digital cartoon strip called Refrigerator Johnny. There appears to be no set running order to this story only a set of interlinking events. Puzzling, but an interes ting use of CD-ROM. The Icebox section is filled with more general pop culture items, including a pop psychologist, a fashion section, a Get Stuffed-type cookery feature, a bluffer s guide to new trends and th One Stupid Question section which asks a number of musicians the question, What really makes you happiest? A bowl of spaghetti, is Tori Amos first and least pretentious answer. Overall, Blender is gr eat fun. I spent at least four hours trying out all the different sections. And even though this is the first issue, the program runs smoothly, rarely crashes, and is remarkably free of the click and wait syndr ome that bedevils so many CD-ROM multimedia titles. The background music, specially composed by House artist Momus, is surprisingly unirritating, even after three hours. And Blender was only let down, if at al l, by the poor sound quality in several of the interview sequences, and the slightly flakey but nevetheless immaculately lip-synched QuickTime video that pervades the disc. Editor-in-chief, Regina Joseph, claim s that the second issue, due out in February will overcome these faults, and at around $10 per issue it looks a reasonable proposition. It costs around the same as an audio CD in the US, is much pricier than a music magazine, but is considerably cheaper than the average CD-ROM. So is there a market for it? If the future editions pack as many features in as this first issue, I d say the era of the CD-ROM music magazi ne has arrived. At the moment Blender is not distributed in the UK. Non-US subscribers can fax 0101 315 437 9863 for details. 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If you re prepared to leave your political correctness to one side, drop any preten sions to sophistication and settle for a few belly-laughs instead, you could do a lot worse than checking out this CD-ROM, which takes Blind Date to limits Cilla Black could only dream of. You play Mr Slightly -Below-Average, a lonely guy who turns up at the offices of DUDS (Dates Unlimited for Desperate Schmucks) looking for a date. We know every man has his needs s say you ve been fulfilling yours manually r ecently, begins the man behind the desk. Now, I know in the past I ve set you up with a few water buffaloes hey, how did I know that cheerleader used to graze during halftime? But I ve a good one for you th is time s perfect. And so you re off to meet the gorgeous Sandi, who opens her door in a low-cut black number with the words: Hi! Wanna shoot some stick? Then it s down to the pool room, where the earl y part of the evening unfolds. As far as plot goes, your motivation is simple: you try to get Sandi to go to bed with you. The mode of play leaves little room for manoeuvre; she speaks, and you make your choice from two or three responses printed at the bottom of the screen. In the corner is a Mood Ring, which changes colour between red (bad) and blue (in with a chance), depending on your choices so far. You can get hints from Max the bartender; from DUDS helper Burford, who pops up when you and tells you why; and, sometimes, from Sandi herself. But the golden rule is when in doubt, buy her a drink, if you ve got the cash; your $100 starting fund doesn t stretch far when you have to fork out for drinks, taxis and pizza. But don t get her too drunk, or she ll pass out on the pool table. And don t get her angry, or you e likely to end up with a pool cue in the groin. One of the biggest problems is that your character s a real jerk. Mmm, delicious, says Sandi after the first drink. To which you have the choice of replying ei ther: Of course it s good, I paid for it You know, if I made that at home it would cost, like, 20 cents. And it gets worse. I feel like I can tell you anything, says Sandi, just as you ve got her mood ring glowing bright blue. To which you have the choice of I want to build an industrial park in your cleavage ve been fantasizing about you all night and I feel the same way I still wet my bed. Being cool in this context is simply a matter of being less of a jerk than you might be. Eventually, if you re not a complete schmuck, you make it back to Sandi s apartment and, if you really play your cards right , dodging nieces, flatmates, psychological tests and deranged German exchange students, you . What do you win? Well, it would be a shame to give too much away but it involves heavy metal music, loads of dry ice and bikinis. Despite its 18 certificate, there s nothing pornographic about this CD. Which, after struggling through to the end, will be a little disappointing for some. Sob! But when all is said and do ne, Blind Date is simply good, dirty, adolescent fun. Steve Caplin Blind Date Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Domark 0181 780 2224 Category Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 39.99G Domark 0181 780 2224 GamesJ 4R Under 40[ Under +A!Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Interactive The cynic in me wanted to headline this piece, another clapped out old rocker goes interactive . But that would be drastically unfair both to the artist and Graphix Zone, the developer of this disc. 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What exactly is Highway 61 Interactive? Well, when you boot up the disc (itself a challenge, it needs an absolute minimum of 4.5Mb free RAM to run on a Mac) you are presented with a rendered montage of Dylan memorabilia. There s no menu or index Graphix Zone wants you to work for your enjoyment. Most of your initial interaction with the program involves randomly clicking on icons to see what happens a kind of Fisher Price activity centre for grown-ups. Some links are pretty obvious the camera takes you to a pho to album. Others are more obscure: a falling leaf transports you to Dylan s family scrapbook? Er, I ll have what you re having, guys. Many of these links are simple audio or video clips, but some take you away from the montage to a rendered 3D environment. If you ve seen Interactive you will be familiar with the form. But instead of a tour of Prince s bachelor pad, you are catapulted into a variety of locations th at have figured strongly in Dylan s career. There s Greenwich Village back in 1961, complete with a bongo-beating hobo loitering outside the Coffee House. There are the Columbia Recording Studios, circa 1965. A blow me now we re backstage at Madison Square Gardens for Dylan s 30th anniversary bash. To encourage your exploratory exploits, the developers have ensured that the most desirable goodies never-seen- before footage of Bobby D s 1993 performance at New York s Supper Club can only be accessed once you ve visited all the other six 3D locations. Each time you go 3D you get a portion of the Supper Club ticket, which builds up gradually, until hey presto the CD-ROM crashes and you have to start all over again (I know, it s my fault for not saving my progress). So what about the content? With the support of both Dylan and his record company Sony, there s no shortage on that score. For starters, there s a full CD digital audio track of Dylan s electric version of House of the Rising Sun , recorded two years before the Animals took the song to the top of the charts. Elsewhere there are 10 complete songs and over 40 clips. There are four full-length videos, including the ground breaking promo for Subterranean Homesick Blues In the recording studio you can unearth out-takes from the Like a Rolling Stone sessions, complete with muso banter. Plus you get all manner of other Dylan-related material, including a collection of bootle g album covers, Internet addresses for wired buffs, celebrity interviews (including Eric Clapton, Lou Reed and Pearl Jam s Eddie Vedder), a compendium featuring the lyrics to every Bob Dylan song and there en a chance to view Mr D s etchings. s all good solid stuff, a lot of it previously unavailable and often leavened with a dose of irreverent humour. And QuickTime 2.0 means that the video footage is pretty darn good. But I do have a couple of nagging doubts. There s no real objective overview of a career that has had its fair share of the rough as well as the smooth (remember Farm Aid?). The interactive timeline feature is shallow on information and the interaction is limited to the odd fragment of hypertext. The lyric compendium is also a missed opportunity. You can only search it by song title, so if you re trying to source an isolated lyric you ll be disappointed. Why didn t they make it a full blown concordance of Dylan s work? A feature allowing you to tap in words like Guthrie Mister , and track their usage acr oss the artist s entire canon of work, would have justified the asking price alone. But perhaps the developers are saving that for another day. But perhaps I m seeing the odd dead tree and missing the lush for est. Whatever your doubts about Graphix Zone s slightly esoteric interface, this is a superbly realised CD-ROM product. I m not a great Dylan fan, but I kept coming back to the title. Dylan was more than just a songwriter, he was a crucial focus for the cultural, social and political revolution that swept through the United States and beyond during the 50s and 60s. Like Woody Guthrie before him, he had an unstoppabl e desire to tell it how he saw it . And nuggets thrown up by the CD-ROM keep reinforcing this: for instance, the disc tells the story of Hattie Carroll, a black woman who died in 1963 after being assaulted by a certain William Zantzinger. He was sentenced to only six months in jail, and Dylan went on to immortalise her fate in the Lonesome Death of Hattie Caroll . But as well as providing the full lyrics to the son plus photos of Zantzinger and Carroll the CD-ROM also reveals that 33 years later, Zantzinger was in court again: this time for collecting rent from blacks occupying run-down properties which he didn en own. The times they haven t changed that much. But such insights help to make Highway 61 Interactive a fascinating experience as well as a worthy, if occasionally flawed, exploration of one of the giants of 20th Century music. Mat Toor Highway 61 Interactive Special Requirements PC: 486SX 25MHz or faster, 8Mb RAM (recommended), 16-bit colour, 15Mb hard disk space, Mac: 8Mb RAM, thousands of colours, 10Mb hard\V disk space Price 49.99 Contact Wienerworld 0181 954 8777 Platform MPC Mac CD-i 3DO 49.99G Wienerworld 0181 954 8777H MusicJ 4.5R Under 50[ Under ,A Body Park vFv&v zgzgz v&v&v v%vGv&v v&v&v v%v%v v&v&v%v v&v&v v&vFv&v v&vFv&vGvGv zgzgzfzfzgz v%v%v&v v&v&vFv& v%vFv%v&v v%v%v v%v&v&vFv&vF zFvFzFzfzfz v%v&v&vFvFzgvFvFvf v&v&v v&vFv&v%vFv&v v%vFvFv%v%vFv&v&z&a v%v&v%vFvFzg vF(zfvFvFv&vFzfvfvFvFv&v&vFvFv&v &vFv&v&vFvFv%vFvFv&vFv&v&v &zFzfzgzgzf vFv&vFvfzfvFvFzgz vgzgzfzg v&v&u &vFvFvG vfzfvfvFzfzfvFvFzGU# vFzgz gzgzf zgzgz zfzfzgzfvFv zgzfzfzgzgz zfzfvf &vFzfvfvFzfzg zfvfvFv&v zfv&I vHvGzgz vgrGi v&zgvFvFvfzfzfvFvFvfzgzfzgzFr (rIviv rIn(n zgvFv%u v%vFzfvfzfzgz zfzfm zgzfz vfv&v%v zgzfvFvFzfzgzgi #zgv&v&vFzgvGvFv&v vFzfvFvFzfzfvf v&vGvFzFe &v&v&v vFzfzF vFvFm .vfzgz&a v%vFzfr zgvFz&v )v%zg zgzgz j/vn=i zgzgv&a v&v&vFvFv zgv&r %v%v%i v'v'v v'vHv'v'vHn v%zFzFzfzgv&u &zFvFz zgv&u nqjPjOfOfP^ z%vFz zgzgvGv&v /jqjqb/U /^/^/Z HrHrhrhrHE$ rhrhr z%v&v&vFzfzFv&v Pnqf/M z%v%v %v&z%v zgzGv&vgz (z&]d vhrJz Pf.f/n/f vhvi] 'vHvhvirH]C 'v&zgz &zfzfz >zgzFv zhzgzgvgv&]C vGvGzhr(e &zFzfz vpf/M .nPjOU v%zfz vFzfz jpfOjp rpnpEI rjf Y vgvFzgz *@zgz rEvfz VON*N*R*N*N*NON- vFvEvfz vFv%v%m v&vFv%vFvFzfz %vFvFzgz 7zGvFr&Me cZ/k6 vFvFr%e zgvfvFn vFvfz vfr%j vFv%v%zfz zfzfvE r$v%vfz zfzgzgz 1NskZ sNS-k NRJs= f j ri~ RNtJRF1g: F1F1FRFRB zhzj~ 2Nsg9 v&zi~ 0a(b, NsF1F z'vIrKb-M v(zkrKb+^ zgv&q zgv&v Mrlzj~ zgvgzgz zgvgzgz zgzgz c cE& RsJRZ zgzgvgzgzgz bZ0w7 vFzgvgzgz zGzhzhz zgzgz zgzgz zgzgvFvFzgz (zgzhz zgvGzgzgvgvFvfzgz vGzhz zgzgz vGzhz )~hzgz RV1=( ~hzgz ^RR1-k RV1A( Z1RR= RbtZsB R^QZsNR c$c0 c c c c c c c c c c(b0 (b$b( Interactive Interceptor International Invasion Inventor Investigating Isaac Jackrabbit Madonna Mankind Motoring Movies Multimedia Nature Notes Patrol Pavarotti Peter Planet Portion Prehistoria Proposal Prince's Princess Princesses Principal Principle Principles Print Print-based Printed Printer Printers Printing Priority Priscilla Probe Probes Problem 1970-1991 1970s 1980-1990 1980s 1990's 1991's 1993/1994 22000 Starting Startle Startled Startling Startlingly Startrek Starts Startup Starvation Starved Starving State State-of State-of-the-art Stone Stone-age Stops Stories Storm Story Blues Bluesbreakers Bluff Bluffer's Blunt Blurb Blush Board Board-game Boardgame Boards Boasting Boasts Boats Bobbing Bobbit Bobbitt Bobbitt's Bobby Boddy Bodies Bodily Bodyguard Boffin Boffins Bog-standard Bogey Boggle-eyed Boiler Boils Bollocks Bolting Bolts Unearth Unearthed Uneasy Unembellished Unemployed Unemployment Unending Unentertaining Unerring Uneven Unexciting Unexpected Unexplained Unfair Unfamiliar Unfamous Unfavourable Unfeasible Unfeasibly Unfettered Unfinished Unflinching Unfolding Unfolds Unforced Unforgettable Unforgivable Unfortunate Dylan-related Dynabyte Dynamically Dynamics Dynamism E-heads E-mail E-scape Haddonfield Hadn't Haemorrhoid Hagerty Hagerty's Haggis Haggish Hailing Haircut Hairs Hairy Haldeman Haldeman's Half-baked Half-burnt Half-decent Half-hearted Half-hour Half-man Half-pig Half-second Half-size Half-submerged Half-witted Sourced Sources Sousa South Southern Sovereign Soviet Soviet's aceship Spaceships Spades Spaghetti Spain Spanning Spano Spare Spark Sparks Sparse Spartan Spatial Spawns Speak Speakers Speaking Speaks Special Specialised Usage User-friendliness User-friendly Fun health and anatomy from Body Park to get your kids in touch with their body parts If you ve ever wondered how the hip bone s connected to the thigh bone, then Virtual Entertainment s Body Park might have the answer. It features an unusual journey through the human body aimed at teaching children in the four to ten age range aspects of anatomy, nutrition, health and safety. The program starts off on a political ly correct footing. When you re introduced to Albert (a sort of pink bear-type thing), you find all his friends aboard the Cool Bus to be a motley crew of multi-racial kids, including a disabled character in a wheelchair. The message is clear from the outset no matter what we look like, we all have the same bodies, and should know what makes them tick. In an attempt to jazz up the potential boredom factor of strai ght learning, you re taken on a trip to the Body Park. The park itself has been designed in the shape of a large, verdant human body a kind of anatomical Alton Towers which appears on the map screen. Dotted over this shape are the various rides you can visit. By clicking on Albert s Gizmo (a little gadget attached to his belt), you can easily call up the map screen and explore parts of the park without taking t he scenic route. You quickly learn that Professor Frankenslime (profession: mad scientist) is lurking in the park waiting to turn real people into robots which he can then control. So far the Prof has managed to turn one person into a dummy, the unfortunate Harvey, whose silhouette appears on the map screen. If you manage to win one of the many games en route, Harvey has a magic body part added to his physique, and once you ve mastered them all, he comes alive and joins his chums. Signing up at the ticket booth as a new visitor to the park, you embark on your journey with Albert who gently coaxes you through a series of games, lessons and experiments. These have been well crafted with a good balance between education and fun. Each of the body attractions is composed, basically, of the same elements. The first is a screen with a house in the shape of a human heart with a selection of Albert s friends or foes hanging around outside. Clicking on characters or objects will produce a series of animations connected to the body part theme and clicking on the door of the house will lead you into a screen with an icon menu. If you click on the Discovery icon, you re presented with text and a picture describing, for example, how your lungs work acc ompanied by Albert s running commentary. The associated Health & Safety icon goes into frightening detail about the dangers of smoking. Most enjoyable are the experiments and games. The former have a heartenin g Blue Peter feel to them: best of all is The Skeleton experiment where I learned how to make a rubbery bone using a glass container, some vinegar and a chicken bone. The majority of games have a time limit an d, should you fail to beat the clock, Frankenslime rears his ugly head in mocking victory. The games range from dragging and dropping parts of a skeleton onto an empty human shape to the fab blood game where yo ur task is to lead the red blood cells to safety while avoiding the mean old viruses. Some of the screens, particularly the lessons, were a little unexciting graphically, but overall it s colourful, cartoony a nd appealing, boasting a user-friendly interface, clear digitised speech and catchy music. And where else could you learn how to make a rubbery bone? 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Perhaps it was the enigmatic charm of Hawking himself wheelchair-bound, unable to speak except through a computer-generated voice synthesiser; perhaps it was t he dry humour and fresh approach to a subject which has alternatively baffled and bored the layman in equal measure. Producing it as a multimedia extravaganza seems, in retrospect, to be a natural stage in the Hawking phenomenon. And from the start, it is clear this will be no dull scientific tract. The disc launches straight into the control room of the man s spaceship, with a cartoon Hawking sitting in his wheelc hair surrounded by clickable objects: the book itself, annotated throughout with icons to lead you into the events on the CD; a microscope, which takes you deep into Quarkland; portraits of Newton, Einstein and Galileo explain the men and their theories. Or you could step onto the flight deck, where you can steer your course in search of black holes. Humour is the key note throughout the disc. Jokey drawings of the m ain players of science accompany their life stories; animated Quarks turn smoothly into animated Hawkings and back. A caricature of Bertrand Russell gesticulates wildly to a packed lecture hall, as his pompous tones drone out the current universe model of his day, only to be interrupted by a Pythonesque woman expounding her view of the universe as an infinite series of tortoises sitting on each others backs. The sun is so hot it sweats, and a hand comes out to wipe its forehead; and when it runs out of nuclear fuel we see it standing by the roadside with an empty fuel can, hitching a ride. But there s more to this CD than just jokes and cartoons; all the scientific theory is there, but made even more accessible than the book. Drive down Relativity Street at the speed of light and see what happens. See what happens to cannonbal ls when you fire them into space. This CD uses a similar technique to those Marx for Beginners, Einstein for Beginners books a mixture of serious fact and cartoon, making difficult topics easy to understand. The commentary throughout is narrated by Hawking, with his familiar computer-generated voice playing a subtle counterpoint to the humour inherent in his words. s hard to compile a multimedia project as comp lete and as rigorous as this without at some stage falling into the boring-facts-at-the-end problem; but this CD avoids that entirely. Every paragraph, and often every sentence, is imaginatively illustrated riginal, humorous, and always with a sense of fun and discovery. Dull historic facts come to life and are made fascinating through the use of animation and wit in what is an immaculately conceived, perfectly pl anned CD. For all those who found A Brief History of Time (the book) hard going, this is the easy and enjoyable way to understand some of the most complex scientific issues of our time. More than that, this CD fully exploits the potential of multimedia in its constantly inventive, never repetitive exposition of Hawking s ideas; part Rius, part Terry Gilliam, and wholly new, this is perhaps the most innovative CD-ROM yet produced. Steve Caplin Brief History of Time Price 58.70 Contact WH Freeman 01865 726975 Category Reference/Entertainment/ Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 58.70G WH Freeman 01865 726975H SciencesJ Over Over Bugs Bunny Collection Warner Bros is enjoying something of a creative renaissance with its Animaniacs series and it s good to dip right back into the past to find that the very earliest toons were just as funny. While the Porky Pig FsB29 F2FSF3F3FRF19 23.3.6.W26.5>3>2625 L>FsWZ :1>1>SBUFuJ FtB29 1B2>5>vB FuFv>uBtFSBSB3B *42R:0>P9 u6W6W66BT>VN :4BvFvF Bu:TB3B2B2> 62606123.52V2v>sFs:w>SN .324.V2X2y2x> :U6w6W:x> >w65. 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It s no extravaganza As CD-ROM releases go, Bureau 13 is another of a growing number of games which see the transition to this newer media as nothing cartoons are all from the very earliest period, this Bugs Bunny collection shimmies back and forth from the days when Bugs had still only narrowly escaped being called Jack Rabbit to more familiar post-war mC aterial. The highlight of the collection is the Second World War toon Falling Hare, in which Bugs is tormented by a gremlin while chilling out at a military airfield. The cartoon is based around the extended chase that seems to be the recurring theme of all the great Warner cartoons. It features most of the world s stock of being-hit-over-the-head sequences and a sizable allowance of the trying-to-break-a-door-downE -only-to-have-it-opened-at-the-last-moment ones as well. The better cartoons are directed by one of the lesser Warner animators, Robert Clampett. Sadly, the only cartoon directed by the Godhead himself, Chuck J ones, isn t very funny. Wackiki Wabbit, it s called, where Bugs becomes the object of desire for two starving, shipwrecked sailors. Bubbling over with gags, it ain Bugs Bunny Collection Price 11.75 ContaGCct CD Express 0181 518 4151 Platform Mac MPC CD-i 3DO Encoding Good JRJOB.= F2)J VPNoF0= RoRoN NoFNB JQNpV NoNqV NpNqR JqNrR Fr>sNRBrJ Ns60>1[ NsRpN JRFRJtJ1FtF JuFuNsF1)J J2FRF JrF1^ BuF1Jt BtRrJ NsNsN NtRsF0B B/J0- FsF2F JsBuNR5 NtBSF tNr%H BO:oB JrB3> >1JqR F1>N>Q>oJpB B1Ns>T-J FRJ1J FrFrFsF19 NrJRNs^ FuNR= NtJRA Fs>rJRNsNR= 1F1NsJRB JuJR>T5 /F1-k >s:P:TB0FRN J1BQV 3NsF15 RsFrB1J0BqF1F1= 0JQF1JqBrJ1JRF1J BRJ1JRF1F1NsR NsFSF NpB1J2F JRF1JRF1JRJRJsJs JtF/9 FtFuN JRJRNpJRR :/F/RtJRF1B F1F1= F1'FRF1A B.NQ- sJRJRF1F1JQF1JRF1NsB JRF1F1JRF1F1JQR JSF1! 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So it s worth noting that this game is going to be no multimedia extravaganza. The bizarre plot centres around a secret American government agency whoC se sole purpose is the tracking down and possible extermination of paranormal or supernatural phenomena, basically X Files stuff. The really strange part is that of your six agents, one is a witch, one a vampir e and another a priest whose special ability is that of prayer! When one of your agents goes rogue and tries to assassinate a small town sheriff, your group, or, rather, two of your group investigate. Up to thiE s point the story is animated in the usual 3D, but from here on in the standard VGA adventure stuff takes over, such as the slightly from the air type view of the screen all of which was terribly ground-bre aking four years ago! The user interface is a very poor point-and-click affair with a pull-down menu thing which takes up half the screen! But the voices. These have to be the worst voice-overs ever done. The you find nothing and you can t do that type statements are supplied by a drole American voice speaking in monotones and trying to crack jokes! Plus, an Irishman in the same league as Dick Van Dyke s Cockney in Mary Poppins. Bureau 13 doesn t break the boundaries of gaming technology, and worst of all, it s littered with annoying bugs. A shame really, because it definitely had potential. 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In fact, it s an intriguing adventure game/movie for the CD-i (due on PC CD-ROM in early 1995), and is fiendishly complex to boot. In Burn:Cycle you play Sol Cutter, a cyberspace chancer who picks up a computer virus while up to no good in a software corporation. Only two hours remain before the bug takes a hold of Sol s grey matter and gives him a semtex lobotomy. Sound familiar? Well, that s because it is. Anyone who s read William Gibson s Neuromancer or seen our Arnie in Total Recall will get the idea. And those who ve watched Blade Runner (is there anyone who hasn t?) will instantly feel at home as the lifter flies round the neon-lit cityscape. Burn:Cycle is a base case title and so doesn t require a digital video cartridge, but it does make use of several digitised actors all of which have a transatlantic accent (though their mouths don t always sync with the words). There are around 100 live action video scene s, and whenever Sol is killed by a gunman s bullet in my case about every five minutes blood splatters all over the wall and floor and the cyberspace actor falls to his death. Sorry, mate. This was enough t o give Burn: Cycle a 15 rating by the BBFC, though to be honest, with the exception of the shooting, I ve watched more violent Disney movies. The sound is good quality stereo (but not Dolby Surround), and const antly changes from scene to scene as the player shifts round the various 3-D environments. And what a journey it is. Anyone who likes to check their brain in at reception before picking up a games console shou ld forget Burn:Cycle. It s not for the stupid. Each of the scenes contains several visual clues as well as items that must be picked up and added to the inventory miss them and you could find yourself six fee t under or retracing your steps later on in the game. Several scenes also contain puzzles which must be completed before any progression can be made. These generally make The Krypton Factor seem like a multipl e-choice test. Gordon Burns would be particularly proud of the one where you have to make a hexagonal shape out of six flying pieces. Others, such as Psychic Roulette, where shapes from which you have to make a triangle come flying out of the screen, are much easier. The arcade action, by contrast, is strictly no-brainer, cursor-as-gunsight, point-and-shoot material. Think Mad Dog McCree or Ground Zero Texas and you ll know the score: without a gun this bit quickly becomes repetitive and tedious, though it s always nice to see a bit of gratuitous blood guts. Philips reckons that the average playing time for this game is over 30 hours, and I can vouch for that. After several evenings of not getting very far I began to feel that it was my brain, rather than Sol Cutter s, which was being dissolved by a software program. Deriv ative it may be, but then so is your typical Quentin Tarrantino movie. And like a Tarantino movie, Burn: Cycle is a compelling cocktail of blood-spattered violence and dense, sinewy plotting with the added bonu s of exciting and addictive gameplay. A winning combination. 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Not because of its punishing fighting sequences, incorporating special killer death blows that s only part of the fun. Caesar s is also an intelligent mix of arcade action and e ntertaining FMV sequences, which will keep you bleary-eyed in front of the telly until the early hours with joypad in bandaged hand. The meat of Caesar s World Of Boxing is in the boxing bouts, which are always fought against a computer-controlled opponent (unfortunately there s no two-player option). The range of moves doesn t come close to Sugar Ray Leonard s repertoire, totalling just four shots punch up and pun ch down with either hand that wouldn t trouble Frank Bruno. With this limitation, you might think that Caesar s is going to have the lifespan of a clumsy lemming; but the mixture of digitised boxers with ultr a-fluid, lifelike movements, the incredible sound effects, and the pure drama of unleashing a flurry of punches that actually cuts your opponent, make this one of the most exciting, if ideologically dodgy, titl es in the CD-i catalogue. Even the rather annoying fact that the bottom third of the fighting screen is taken up with an energy bar doesn t spoil your enjoyment once the bell has gone. As with any video-based e ntertainment title, action is only half the story. Caesar s requires a DV cartridge, and is thus packed with video footage. Your trainer, manager, promoter, journalists and tongue-in-cheek groupies are all real actors (surprisingly good ones), and their stereotypical dodgy characters are at worst quirky, and at best hilarious. The idea of the game is that you choose a fighter to take through the ranks from amateur to pro and ultimately up the rankings to world champ. The object is not just to win, but to make as much money as possible along the way; you can carry on fighting into your 40s if the lure of cash proves irresis tible to you, but by this stage your powers weaken and you run the risk of contracting Parkinson s disease (tasteful touch, that). It sounds easy enough, but as you become successful, hordes of hangers-on will try to lead you astray. Journalists hound you before each fight, promoters pop up to tempt to you to their stable with lucrative contracts, and if you win the title floozies drop at your feet trying to lure you to bed (this is a Philips game so there had to be some cleavage in there somewhere). Philips is now packaging Caesar s for free with its 210 player with DV cart a sensible move, as once you ve played it you ll be hooked on DV for life. 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That s progress for you. Still, if a software company is to convert an old game, then Cannon Fodder is no bad choice and it s pretty cheap. Universally ac claimed by games players and the press alike, the only people who didn t seem to like it was the Royal British Legion, who objected to the use of poppies in the artwork, and no doubt, the trivialising of war. or those that haven t seen Cannon Fodder and I can t believe there are many of you d better fill in some gaps. You control a squad of miniature soldiers ( lemmings with guns , according to the Reviewers Clich Handbook), which you move around the scrolling terrain by pointing and clicking. Levels are cleared by destroying everything in sight basically, although shooting the wildlife and watching it wiggle in b lood is optional. Control is surprisingly good with a 3DO gamepad. Less surprising is that this version offers improvements over previous incarnations. The 100 or so levels (spread over various terrains) remain the same, but the graphics are noticeably sharper and the sound has been beefed up. There s also an excellent five-minute cartoon intro and a slighlty pretentious video of Sensible Software larking about to th e original theme, War has never been so much fun . More irony really, because for 3DO owners war has been more fun. It s called Return Fire. Warren Chrismas Cannon Fodder Price 34.99 (inc VAT) Contact VirgiI7n Interactive 0181 960 2255 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 34.99G Virgin 0181 960 2255I Games .t*S*R6 S.t&S" )N)kT 2t*S: 6t*R& "0*r: FUB4Z *1*2: *S"2&2&2*T. *S.S*S&1 *R*S" .s*R&2! .t*2" *W*s*S*s. R*2*3 .s&2" .S.SG t*t J &1"0*r&r .S.t6 "2"1" &3*S2 &1.t6 &0&0> *S.t: .t*S2 *S&2. *2*R: .S.S2 F#Nd9 1*R&16 S"1*R: *3&22 .T*3.SK S"1 k *2&2K &1&22 &2&S6 *&.)O3 6t.RB *R*t*t *2*26 &1&12 *t.t2 3.T.u6 .t.s6 )>Hko *2"1.s> *S*t*t *S&2. Bs:s& 632u2v> iF(%" .s&1&26 *S.u&3 .s.SC .S.S> FON-Z JPNog FOF,A qJp)H ,^m9e >p6.) 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Before you get too excited, this isn t a lightning-quick VideoCD pressing of Messrs Pava Comical Comics Coming Comm-bat Command Commandant Commander mmandments Commands Commences Commendable Comment Commentaries Commentary Commentator Commentator's Comments Stated Stately Statement Statements States Static Stating Stationary Stations Statistical Statistically Statistics Stats Statto Statue Statues Stature Status Statutory Stayed Staying Stays Steadicam Steadily Steal Ption Plato's Point-and-click Point-and-shoot Gamepad Gamepads Gameplay play-wise Gameplaying Gamers Games rotti, Carreras and Domingo s concert last month. In keeping with the topicality of VideoCD releases, this is the concert recorded in the run-up to Italia 90. That said, it s pretty impressive stuff: two orche stras, a clutch of rabble-rousing arias (including two renditions of Nessun Dorma), high-voltage conducting from Mehta, and the stunningly-lit backdrop of Rome s ancient Terme di Caracalla. And then, of course, there are the three tenors themselves. Smiling like synchronised swimmers, each tries to trump the other with vocal pyrotechnics and vein-straining facial grimaces. Although musical purists will argue that an hour and a half of male tenors showboating is slightly de trop, never mind that. This isn t classical music. This is showbusiness. And with VideoCD you can always nip straight to your favourite bits, be it ole Mio, Tonight or yawn Nessun Dorma. The video encoding quality is for the most part fine, although there is some blocking in evidenceduring the cuts to the audience as usual. Sound quality is absolut ely stunning as one would expect from a Digital-Digital-Digital (DDD) recording supervised by the experts at Decca. Overall, a package which plays to VideoCD s strengths and the format delivers in spades. Mat Toor Carreras Domingo Pavarotti in concert Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC or Mac Price 15.99 Contact Philips 0171 911 3000 Platform VideoCD Encoding Good Track List Il lamento di Federico; paradis; Recondita armonia; Dein is mein ganzes Herz; Rondine al nido; Core ngrato; I vespri siciliani; Torna a Surriento; Granada; No puede ser; L improvviso; El lucevan le stelle; Nessun dorma; Finale (Mari a; Tonight; O paese d o sole; Cielito lindo; Memory; Ochi tchorniye; Caminito; La Vie en rose Mattinata; Wien,Wien,nur du allein; Amapola; O sole mio); Encore ( O sole mio); Encore (Nessun dorma). 17.99 Philips Media 0171 911 3000H VideoCDI MusicJ 4R Under 20[ Under 4A!Chadwick And The Sneaky Egg Thief An interactive colour-in storybook to keep kids egg-cited There are many commendable elements to Chadwick and the Sneaky Egg Thief a colour-it-in story book for kids from three to eight. The story is fun and cF2g: /NQg: JRNt! 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They are going electronic, for a start Hindsight can make us contemptuous of our past. How could Neville Chamberlain have been so na ve? Why was the British Government so blind there is plenty to do with each page: from colouring to seeking out hidden surprises. The story can also be stepped through word by word to help with reading, but best of all there are no performance problems C when running the animation. It is, however, fairly obvious where the compromises have been made: the screen only runs in low-resolution mode (which is reasonably appropriate for a crayon kids book) and there ar e only 20 pages to the story. The program works in a straightforward fashion. You open a storybook, the program reads out the text while Chadwick the cute, high-voiced dinosaur enacts a story about his mother best egg being stolen by the Sneakosaur. The program pauses in the middle of each page to let you colour in Chadwick, his friends and the backgrounds from a palette of marker-pens and patterns. Click on the Sa y icon and the crayon becomes a figure which will name objects in the picture or read out individual words in the text. If the Say icon is unchecked, the pointer makes all sorts of fun surprises appear from behG ind the objects in the scene. Once you have finished doodling around the scene, accompanied by squidgy synthesiser versions of the popular classics, you can click the right arrow to watch the final piece of ani mation on that page, before the program opens a new, uncoloured page. Once all of the pages have been coloured in, clicking on the movie theatre icon plays the whole story through, with your colourings used thrI oughout. If you ve used patterns as part of your colouring-in then the program actually adjusts the patterns to fit the way things move another thoroughly decent feature. You can save individual pictures out of the story or export them for use as Windows wallpaper. A slight criticism is that the menu bars governing these choices are a little too complicated for children and that the icons are less than clear. Most K will bring calls of Mum, help me do this . Surely it would have been better to have one big button which automatically saves the picture rather than hide it away under Advanced options with file format choic The good humour of Chadwick is infectious and for once a CD-ROM with educational pretensions does actually seem to deliver something in the way of teaching reading skills. Having said that, the vocabularly wM ould stretch even a gifted three-year-old and they are more likely to want to play with the colouring section rather than painstakingly work through the words. The only disappointing thing about Chadwick and th e Sneaky Egg Thief is that there is only one story and that it is so short. Kids tend to have favourite stories which they will want to hear over and over again. If Chadwick is one of these it s worth the moneyO , but if it s finished with at the first sitting, then maybe not. 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I quite literally lost the plot of Chaos Control. I can just about recall that it was like a dodgy episode of Battlestar towards Gandhi? How could it have taken so long for women to get the vote? Presented as history, the events of the last 200 years are merely episodes in a completed story. But with Changing Times, a selection C of newspaper reports from The Times between 1785 and 1985, our historical perspective is replaced by fresh, contemporary views on events when they were still news. To read now about Chamberlain s Peace In Our T ime initiative as one of the bravest gestures ever made by a head of government is the nearest most of us can get to an appreciation of what those pre-war years were actually like. And in this excellent disc E there is plenty more where that came from. In all, Changing Times contains over 15,000 original newspaper reports and more than 1,000 photographs, giving instant access to news reporting untainted by hindsight. Themed articles on the French Revolution, the British Empire, the Rise of America, Women s Rights, and the First and Second World Wars, are supplemented by 1,000 Makers of the 20th Century. The On This Day feaG ture allows you to trace all the reported events that happened on a particular date, while a timeline of history lets you choose reports from a chronological outline of world events. And for more intensive stud y, a database search facility will enable you to seek out specific words in any of the reports. But beyond the admittedly excellent accessibility of the information, user-friendliness is virtually ignored. UnatI tractive screens of text make no concession to visual stimulation: this disc is about pure information. There are also virtually no keyboard shortcuts, and there is no way to change the font in which text appea rs on the screen. All stories can be exported as text files but all files include hard returns at the end of each line, so Mac users will have to go through it taking out the paragraph breaks. In addition, yoK u have to export the whole story there s no way to save just the paragraph or two you re interested in and this can run to thousand of words. The photographs are all 4-bit (16 shade) greyscale, giving them a somewhat unreal, posterised feel an unnecessary compromise in the days of QuickTime photo compression. And while MS-DOS users can save the pictures as PCX documents, Mac users have to do a screen dump of tM he whole screen and then edit out the bit they want with a painting program. This is a fascinating information product, let down by an ugly interface. 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Now, as if that weren t bad enough, it s impossible to ignore him in the VideoCD world, with the release of Chris Tarrant s Craz Galactica, except with better special fx and no Lorne Greene (he s dead Ed). So it s the usual futuristic gumf about aliens discovering the Voyager space probe, looking at the famous plaque and deciding we hC omo sapiens look good enough to eat. Following the handy directions provided, they reach our solar system, kick the stuffing out of our Martian colonies and then head towards Earth. Only you a female rocket j ockette called Jessica Darkhill stand between Earth and alien domination. And, er, that s it. Chaos Control is a typically French game, in that it s more than a little weird. The cut scenes, for instance, miE x the usual Softimage-rendered visuals with the ropiest animation I ve seen since Captain Pugwash. The Manga-styled characters look the part but are hopelessly out of synch as if they re chewing on some indus trial-strength Hubba Bubba. Thankfully, the action is free of such gaffes. It s a wham-bang-thank-you-ma am blaster where your task is to mow down everything that moves. The action is set against the concrete cG anyons of a war-ravaged New York, the virtual inner space of a computer, an orbiting space station and finally a Star Wars-style labyrinth of trenches in which you come face to face with the alien mothership. Two things strike you immediately. The first is that moths tend to fly into your mouth when your jaw has hit the floor a side-effect of the awesome graphics on show. The second is that this is yet another CI D-ROM game that runs along the programmers pre-rendered tramlines so it s basically one long strip of MPEG encoding backdrops and aliens ships included. The only real time sprites are the laser bolts, ener gy bars and, crucially, the explosions. Why crucially? Well, the enemies are part of the encoded footage, so the only way to show they have been destroyed is to mask them with an explosion which continues buzziK ng around for another five seconds or so. The nature of the game also means that there is no real control over the path your spaceship takes. It swoops, it swerves, it loops the bloody loop, and all the while m swigging a can of Tennent s Super while scratching my arse. Now as a professional games reviewer, I should say that all this rendered tomfoolery is bollocks because, to borrow Trip Hawkins mantra, only reM al-time games are real games. But being far too honest, I ll admit that I found it mondo enjoyable. The graphics are abso-bloody-lutely stunning. And the programmers have kept plenty of visual aces up their sl eeves for the later levels. The stereo soundtrack deserves credit, too, for its accomplished blend of spot fx, vocal interjections and music score (shame it wasn t Dolby Surround). Last, and probably least, isO the gameplay. Yes, it s just an into-the-screen blaster, with precious little in the way of power-ups and bonuses, and heresy s not real time. But as a piece of short-term visual and visceral gratificat ion it s hard to beat. Mat Toor (issue 7 review) Chaos Control Requires DV Cart for CD-i Price 49.99 (CD-i)/ 39.99(MPC) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000; Virgin 0181 960 2255 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO game which looks better on CD-i than PC? Too weird! In our February issue we reviewed the CD-i version of Chaos Control, and with the lack of decent shoot- em-ups available for the platform, we felt comfortab le in recommending it. However, the PC version was never likely to get the same mark even if it were converted verbatim, simply because on the PC there are better games in the genre and a much wider choice. it is, PC owners get a second-rate version anyway, and I have no hesitation in declaring that Chaos Control on PC CD-ROM is rubbish. The graphics, which were stunning on the CD-i, are vastly inferior here. What s more, the enemies are still spooled off the disc as part of the backgrounds, and so rather than disappearing when destroyed, they re covered up by smoke. A truly terrible piece of programming. For the uninitU iated I should explain that the gameplay consists of, well, shooting things. You re sent down a pre-determined path, and are never bothered with such complex matters as, say, deciding which way to go. Essential ly there s zero gameplay and while the introduction, cut sequences and music in Chaos Control are very good, who really cares when there s no gameplay to enhance it all? Five times zero equals zero. Regular reaW ders will know that we dislike games such as Novastorm and StarBlade, and on the opposite page you ll see that we ve dismissed Loadstar. Basically we feel that shoot- em-ups need a twist and that little bit of flair to be enjoyable. Rebel Assault from LucasArts and Cyberia from Interplay are just two games on the PC which have that flair, Chaos Control doesn t. It s that simple. 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Mellersh and Rsh and R y World of Home Movies. The unthinking man s Denis Norden takes us through the usual stale archive of Jeremy Beadle-style You ve Been Framed clips and, I have to say, I was not particularly amused. Perhaps it wC as the water rates bill I received that morning. Or maybe it was the fact that I wasn t tanked up on six pints of lager and a quarter bottle of vodka. Even the shot of an unwitting moustachioed male straining to deliver the goods on the loo failed to tickle my late night lavatorial sense of humour. You will be glad to know that all adult expletives are, of course, deleted to ensure this programme is done in the bestE possible taste. As you would expect, the film quality of home video material from around the world is often extremely poor. And although this is a weakness in all candid camcorder efforts, it is exacerbated by an MPEG encoding process which can suffer severe indigestion when compressing and decompressing all the on-screen muck. Of course, high-quality video footage is not the point of such programmes. But I have tG o ask, just what is the point of this programme anyway? We can see equally throwaway stuff each week on ITV, or pick up a VHS copy for 2.99 in a Woolworths bargain bin. No, this disk is a stinker. Chris you used to be much better sending yourself up on Tiswas on Saturday mornings, rather than being cruelly smug about other people making idiots out of themselves. I assume you were paid well for this effort. I only I hope I will be as generously paid for having to sit through it. (That s enough humour Ed.) 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Storey, was published in four volumes between 1966 and 1976. This mighty undertaking listed over 50,000 events occurring between 10,000 BC and AD 1966 and ran to some 2,800 pages. It became a valuable referC ence both for working historians and students. The Chronology has been out of print for many years but has finally been rescued by publishers Helicon who commissioned Oxford historian Philip Waller to update th e modern history volume. Helicon has now republished the Chronology both as four substantial printed volumes and a CD-ROM. In common with various dictionaries from OUP and Chambers, and McGraw-Hill s Science NE avigator encyclopaedia, the CD-ROM Chronology employs AND software s CompLex system. Much of the structure of the printed books has been retained in this electronic version. In particular, the full time span fr om 10,000 BC to 1992 is still split into four books. The Ancient World stretches from the beginning of the food-gathering Middle Stone Age circa 10,000 BC to AD 799, around which time the Book of Kells was beiG ng produced in the monastery of Iona. The Medieval World leads from the crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in 800 to 1491 when Perkin Warbeck was persuaded to impersonate a son of Edwar d IV. The Expanding World begins in 1492 with Columbus sailing to America, and Da Vinci drawing a flying machine. The volume ends in 1762 with Rousseau publishing The Social Contract and Mozart beginning concerI t tours, aged six. The final volume, The Modern World, starts in 1763 with the Peace of Paris between Britain, France and Spain which ended the Seven Years War. In that same year there was a rising of Red Indi ans near Detroit. It ends in December 1992 with the announced separation of the Prince and Princess of Wales and a High Court ruling that the British government s decision to close 31 pits was illegal. Within eK ach volume, events are laid out in pages, each page relating to one or several consecutive years. Two strands run in parallel. Pages with usually gory, military and political events are interleaved with positiv e themes of cultural development: the Arts, Science and Technology, Economics and Religion, as well as notable births and deaths. Each page has a heading with the appropriate date(s) together with the most promM inent events. It is possible to browse, reading one page after the other in chronological order. There s a fascination in following a sequence of related events, as there is of discovering sets of unrelated but contemporary happenings across the world. Full text search for words or phrases across all four volumes is possible, with the option to restrict your search to a range of dates. As well as page headings and fuO ll text indexes, you can search just for military and political events or through one of the themes, such as Economics or Music. Special hierarchical topic indexes are also available. Clicking on Transport in the Modern World topic index reveals eleven subtopics: aircraft, Channel Tunnel, motor buses in London, motor bicycle and clicking on the subtopic Channel Tunnel reveals nine events from first proposed in 18Q 82 to two halves meet in 1990. Invaluable as these indexes are, it s still surprising that you can t simply type in a year and go straight to its events, but instead, need to go through quite a complicated r igmarole involving the headings index of the appropriate volume. Whenever a search results in more than one hit, you re presented with a list, and clicking on one of the items takes you to the page in question.S A full text search on Shakespeare yields a list whose first item is 1564 Themes: The term Puritan is used - The Tuileries begun . You have to go to the page in question to discover that Shakespeare was born i n that year. The problem is that all events are organised within pages, yet page headings more often than not make no reference to the event of interest. If the underlying data was based on individual events tU he list of hits would have constituted a valuable specialised chronology in its own right, which you could have saved or printed out. The CompLex system provides publishers with a relatively easy and fast way o f porting their reference material to CD-ROM. However, they re then forced to work within its limitations. In this particular case potentially valuable uses of the Chronology s raw material have been sacrificedW Generally, each entry is a single sentence long, although when an event clearly interests the chronology s compiler a description can take up a whole paragraph. Overall, the chronology provides a comprehensiv e, text-only skeleton of world history. Those who prefer a little flesh on their bones may prefer to wait until the autumn when Helicon is publishing the Hutchinson History Library CD-ROM, which will include pY ictures and maps, a compact version of the Chronology, the contents of several historical dictionaries, and the shorter edition of J.M. Robert s acclaimed History of the World. 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F. Kennedy are stil full orchestral work and a bonus arcade-style game along with all the multimedia. With animations from Chuck Jones the man behind such cartoon classics as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Roadrunner the program C promises plenty. Unfortunately, it doesn t quite deliver, partly because what s really needed is full-screen, full motion video. The animations are certainly clever and attractive, employing a cartoon-book fram ing approach, but they aren t interactive. You can use an index facility to dip into the tale at any one of 30 points, or control the pace at which the story unfolds, but otherwise all you do is sit back and waE tch. Much of the point to Peter and the Wolf is to introduce children to orchestral music and the way that instruments can be used by composers to convey mood and character. This version allows children to e xplore the orchestra from a screen that shows a plan view of the musicians accompanied by icons representing each of the main characters in the tale. Click on a character, and you are shown the instrument(s) thG at represent them in the music. You can go on to see/hear the character s theme while watching the score light up as it is played. There are biographies of Prokofiev and Jones, but cruddy text scrolling obscur es the details, and the video titles that set out Jones life s work are so small as to be unreadable. Yup, there is an arcade-style game - but in the style that wowed folks almost ten years ago. 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Such documents that the CIA have released under the Freedom of Information Act have, not suprisingly, been heavily censored. The CIA has released its own programs in the past, usually C shareware demographic data. CIA The Secret Files is a more substantial offering from a private company and it claims to show some real dirt, the mean streets of the dark underbelly of diplomacy. But does it d eliver? Well, you can buy it, and assuming Kaddafi or Saddam Hussein possess a credit card and can use a phone, they can get it too. So the short answer is these files can t be that secret. Sure, there is a hisE tory of the CIA and a selection of files detailing its operations, but they don t contain anything you couldn t learn from the press. Some files have audio or video clips but when I say files , don t get car ried away. The amount of information in each would fit on a cigarette card. The clips are shown in a mock-up cinema with a family crowd weird when you are watching a film on Savak torture techniques. It is soG metimes difficult to understand the link between intelligence, as a human attribute, and intelligence in the context of CIA operatives. Forecasting political events in other countries is the most difficult par t of intelligence and it s sometimes done well, but more often then not it s not. It s unfortunate. So says Turner, a retired spook. Lucky old American taxpayers, forking out for this kind of insight The CIA I come across as unable to bribe even a postman: the CIA sees Khommeni as being in distributing his messages on cassettes, there was nothing we could intercept really . Occasionally the agency scores. When the Iranian revolutionaries overran the CIA listening post at Kapkan, a USAF officer, Schaefer, was sent to ransom the hostages. He carried millions of dollars in Iranian currency and such was his bargaining sK kill, he brought half of it back! If you want a potted history of US post-war foreign policy, this no worse than some encylopaedia collections. There is some cross-referencing, but not enough for a serious wo rk, and while the interface tries to be friendly, it ends up as flakey as the content. 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Throughout Europe there a round, and Cinemania 95 builds on this reputation, updating the content, cleaning up the interface and adding a suggestions options a new but not particularly spectacular feature. The disc is, quite simplyC , the most definitive CD-ROM-based film reference guide around. Microsoft really scores over its competitors because of its source material. Rather than using just one reference work, the company has gone out a nd bought rights to a range of major titles including Roger Ebert s Video Companion, Leonard Maltin s Movie and Video Guide, and Pauline Kael s 5001 Nights At The Movies. This adds up to more than 22,000 revieE ws, sometimes giving you three different views on the same film great if you get the impression that, say, Ebert had eaten some dicky popcorn when he wrote his piece. As well as the reviews there is also a hu ge glossary created from books like The Encyclopedia of Film and How To Read A Film. Oh, and the Academy Awards (Oscars to you) are included, all the way from 1927. So what about the multimedia side? Well, how G about more than 2,000 photographs of actors, directors and other industry figures, 139 clips of music and songs, 168 snippets of dialogue and video clips from more than 20 of the best movies of all time (it s ays here)? The movie clips have been well digitised, and were very smooth on playback (at least, on our test 486 PC). All the text is hot-linked, so clicking on a film title in an actor s biography, for exampleI , will take you straight to reviews of that film. One slight criticism here is that there are no full credit lists included, so some contributors notably composers often don t appear in a film s details. On the other hand, the individual biographies and filmographies (more than 4,000 of them) are exceptionally detailed. The user interface retains the same basic appearance in Cinemania 95 as in its predecessor, aK lthough it has been tidied up slightly; there are far fewer glitches and hiccups, and the whole thing seems to work rather faster in this new version. There is also a new section to the disc: a suggestions tion. You pick the type of film that you want to watch (comedy, action movie or whatever) and the program will produce a list of suggested movies for you to try. It s a nice idea, but it s been implemented in aM rather rudimentary way, and if this is the sort of thing appeals to you then you d be much better off checking out Movie Select (see right). All in all, Cinemania 95 is an excellent product, and well worth th e price for anyone interested in cinema. Whether you should buy the new version if you already have Cinemania 94 depends on whether you want the most up-to-date information available s rather like asking O yourself whether you need to buy the Variety 1994 Movie Guide if you already have the 1993 edition. Oh, and for any Mac users out there, the Macintosh version of this new edition is due soon. 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There is a Woody Woodpecker cartoon on this disc, though no Woody you d identify in front of a jury. There s also a Mig re groups of men discussing, in reverent tones, such mysteries as ABS braking and alloy wheels. The French, however, can call on the latest technology in their quest to become champion European car bores. Now C my French doesn t stretch very far but luckily you don t need much to get into this disc as large sections of it are made up of universally-understood pictures and diagrams. In the car reviews section you can l ook at a model s colour range and paint the car with a click of a button. This section also lets you add up the cost of all those optional extras by letting you click on a list to automatically tot up the damagE There is an interesting news section and the shopping page lets you browse through a selection of manly consumer goods such as portable CD players, surround sound TVs and digital organisers. The disc conclud es with a look at legal issues. The QuickTime quality is poor, highly compressed and grainy, but then there is a lot of it. And some of the video clips and dialogues are a bit reluctant to get off the screen evG en when you have moved to a new section. Nevertheless while not exactly a Porsche, this disc is a nice little runner that hopefully will provide UK CD-ROM publishers with the fuel to start similar ventures up o ver here. Your Pony CD, anyone? 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Works by Aristotle, Tolstoy, and Conan Doyle. hty Mouse, if you re into that sort of cartoon. The other four slots are filled by The Three Bears, A Coach For Cinderella, Little Lulu, Old MacDonald s farm and the spectacularly winsome Raggedy Ann. In short,C these are the kind of cartoons that Tony Robinson would introduce on Cartoon Time with an apologetic look and the excuse that he was showing them because the second colourist had later become famous. In other words these are the dregs. Woody Woodpecker talks like him, laughs like him, and that surely is his theme tune. But it doesn t look like him. So early is the cartoon, that Woody s appearance like his cartooE n betters such as Mickey Mouse had not been finalised. Here he looks like a fat blue bird rather than the slinky, strangely-ruffed creature of his most popular era. The overall digitisation is actually quite good, with Woody being a poor example. 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This CD-ROM is MTV s first foray into the world of interactive entertainment, and from the moment the game begins you But not, it seems, Wordsworth, Flaubert, Alexander Pope or Salman Rushdie. The Classic Library is a collection of 2,000 digitised texts from all ages and cultures , or so it claims. It includes poetry, drama,C novels, philosophical, political and economic tracts ranging from the Wealth of Nations, through Plato, to Kipling s Kim, Jane Eyre and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Not to mention works from Fran k L Baum, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charlotte Perkins Stetson Gilman (whoever she is). As with all such compilations, the temptation is to quibble with the choices of the compiler: The Pot of Basil, with its E immortal last line Oh Cruelty/To steal my basil-pot away from me t something that I would normally have included in my seminal 2,000 texts. And the paucity of texts from the 20th century suggests that co pyright fees (or lack of them) played as significant a part as aesthetic judgement in the choice of the works included. However, this is probably inevitable in an anthology of this breadth. And publishing liteG rature on disc does have its advantages. The disc is undeniably more compact than the paper versions of these works. It is also cheaper. And, most importantly, it allows you to cross-reference and navigate arou nd texts easily. The software is fairly efficient at all these tasks. It comes with a clear Windows-based interface that provides a Bookshelf (albeit one that oddly indexes titles without authors), a separate I Authors index, a Bookmark, and search and word processing facilities. The texts are unabridged, and access times are reasonably quick on a decent 486 under 30 seconds for the Critique of Pure Reason and less than 10 seconds for the Ode on Melancholy. Within the texts, clicking on any word brings up a list of other texts containing that word, making searching across texts phenomenally quick. Searching across texts iK s also possible via the Field, Author, or Word tools. However, you can only search by single words related by the logical operators AND, OR and NOT, rather than by phrase. A search which included the words Darl ing Buds of May, for example, threw up 20 works containing the individual words rather than the obvious one we were looking for. The word processing tools are also a little alarming. Using the search and replacM e feature, you can help the Ancient Mariner out of a jam by swapping the notorious albatross for a pussy cat. But it is difficult to see what this feature could be used for except for passing off great works of poetry and literature as your own. Seducers and plagiarists take note. Classic Library suffers from a perennial problem; that of convincing lovers of literature to read books on a computer screen, rather thaO n on paper not least because it is so wearing on the eyes. And the absence of heavyweight analytical tools undermines the use of the disc as a professional research tool. You could not, for example, use the d isc to search the works of Shakespeare for the author s favourite scatological adjectives, and arrange them in ascending order of preference. Even if you wanted to. But so long as one avoids the temptation to rQ egard Classic Library as an attempt to collect the cannon of literature, it is an interesting and enjoyable CD-ROM. And where else could you get 2,000 novels for under Caroline Bassett Classic Library Price 34.99 Contact Andromeda 01235 529595 Category Reference/Entertainment/ Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO F1F1Rt6- F"G*i*i> "G"H&h*i "G"G&h"G*i *i"G&H F"G&h "G&h. &h&h. 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Somehow the buzz-words fade away when you start playing the CD-i ver re not allowed to forget its pedigree. Club Dead is loud, brash and impossible to ignore just like the network itself. Star of the game is Sam Frost, a cyberplumber working at the Hotel Alexandria a 17-stoC rey monstrosity offering its rich and famous clients an unparallelled experience in virtual reality. , as it s known, is rife in the future and everyone does it even our hero, who wakes up on the floor of his hotel at the beginning of the game in the throes of a flashback. From this moment on you realise you don t have a clue what s going on. It s a feeling that stays with you throughout. Even discovering that SE am is working undercover doesn t help much. The first thing to do then, naturally, is explore. In the beginning you have only restricted access so most of the hotel s floors remain elusively out of reach. Howev er, as you progress and talk to people you ll find this access widened, allowing you to explore further afield. Movement between floors is via a lift and each area you visit is presented by means of some beautiG fully rendered graphics. Every time you step out of the lift and enter one of these rooms a video clip will play and a scene unfolds, advancing the plot. A clock at the top of the screen keeps game time and cli ps can take up anything from five minutes if you re at a dead end, to several hours if something important is happening. Sam has several secret missions to complete in order to stay alive, but they are so secreI t he doesn t know what they are. In fact, his brain s so fried he doesn t know much, fullstop. Fortunately, you begin the game with several tools to help you get to grips with what s happening. These include an on-line visual ansafone and an invaluable guide to the hotel, its facilities, guests and staff. You also have a Personal Data Assistant or PDA which allows you to record and review your daily activities. AfterK going to a room, the PDA will take a visual snapshot of the event which you can download and study at your convenience. Along the way you ll also pick up or be given items of interest. These are stored in a in ventory, but you can only use one at a time so it s vital to carry the right one. The graphics in Club Dead are all superb, from the rendered rooms, through the video clips which cut and flash in true MTV shoM rt-span style to the various animations that run throughout. Where the game really scores points, though, is in its sound. The effects are never less than stunning, the voice-overs brilliant and the music bli stering. Nine Inch Nails producer Martin Atkins is the man behind the score and from the funky options screen music to the subliminal lift musak, it s faultless. Club Dead may not be the best game ever it canO get ridiculously difficult and the gameplay really isn t all that involving but the plot is excellent and whole thing fits together so well that, just for once, it really doesn t matter all that much. David P` Williams Club Dead Price Contact CIC Interactive 0181 563 4013 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO b$c c <E,D4d0D,c0dDE0D B8dDD0$0C8D0d4DHD b8d<c$c(c<dHe@D A3 CHE B@d0d bHd0C B@D<d B8dHE@E(d B,C0c A4d8d$b0D(c@E4e b C0D<D C(c b(c4E$C b,D8D b4C b4D@d,C C4DHe@D8D,c8D@d B@E B B0e(d C8E<d(c8D<e B0D8E4d(c8E8 C@d<D$C8d8D C0c@E4D8 dDd c BHe$C c$c$c b b<DDE4D4e(c a$cHE "$cHE<d8d0E C<c0c<d,D #@D4D0E0C "(D<C8dDd<D B0c<d b b4D4dHe@d$ b b4d( C4dDdHe4C #(C4e4D@E B$C(C B@D8d0d<d C C8cDdHd<D cHd$C,C4c b$c4d ! 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Then take a look at the year that was with CNN s interactive news digest This was the year of Woody and Mia, Bobbitt s digit, religious fervour in Waco sion of Cluedo. In their place drift dim and distant memories of playing Cluedo as a nipper: orange note pads, blunt pencils, lead piping and that tatty black envelope at the centre of the playing board. The plC ot of Cluedo on CD-i recreates that of the board game. Set in a posh country manor, the master of the estate the unpleasant Mr Boddy has been done over. Your job is to work out who done it, where the deed w as done and what implement the doing over was done with. All the old suspects (Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard et al) are in attendance, and the weapons still include the revolver, rope and lead piping. AlthoughE sadly the orange paper pads and pencils have given way to wipe-clean cards and colour co-ordinated felt pens. When you load the game, one of three possible scenarios is randomly selected. Each plotline is intr oduced with a full motion video sequence featuring the Butler, and its own web of motives and alibis for the murder. The programmers have cleverly managed to create a shared set of criminal resources which meG ans that even if you ve already played the scenario before, the murderer is not necessarily the same person. To begin, each player selects a character and the game then shifts to a representation of the Cluedo board. You move your playing piece in and out of the various rooms on the board by rolling the on-screen dice. This moves you into a photorealistic environment where you can hunt for clues by using your on-screI en magnifying glass. Is that stain on the carpet important? What about that empty cupboard? And what are those kinky red gloves doing in the punch bowl? But clues alone won t reveal the murderer. You also need to grill the suspects by taking their statements and uncovering their alibis. And find out each suspect s motive for topping Mr Boddy. If you re completely stumped you can ask the butler for a clue which willK cost you one of your three chances to make an accusation. To prevent the other players eavesdropping on your clue you must push one of the two action buttons to elicit a truthful or false statement from the Bu tler. So if he says the murder weapon was one of three pictured on screen only you know whether to believe him. Finally there are the digital video flashbacks that accompany each room. These flesh out the ploM t and characterisations and also carry important information. The films are supremely well acted (by a cast of British stalwarts led by Joan Sims, Susan Wooldridge and John Standing) and are enjoyable to watch in their own right at least for the first couple of times. The big challenge for the developers of Cluedo was to find a way of reinventing an established board-game into a piece of enjoyable multimedia. ThankO fully they have fashioned a fun and compared to most of the other interactive movies on the market refreshingly original piece of software. The sensation of quality is reinforced not only by the sky-high production values of the video footage (well Sky TV standard, at least), but also the cleverness of the interactive code. Screen changes are relatively fast, the controls are responsive and the interface logicaQ l. And, at last, we have a game with a comprehensive on-screen manual the only thing it lacks are hypertext links between the topics. The gameplay may not be to everyone s taste. Inevitably there is a certain amount of repetition as different players conduct similar enquiries and, as you would expect, the pace is leisurely. But the process of tracking down, and finally nailing, the killer through a combination of eS limination, deduction and sheer guesswork can be immensely enthralling. Like the boardgame, Cluedo on CD-i is not something you ll want to play every night (and with only four different outcomes to each scenari s probably just as well). But, under the right conditions, with a group of mates or your family, Cluedo is a great way to waste an evening. 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Beat em. From pre-school right through to graduation. We have to start beating our kids again. From child rearing tips to picking up chicks , Time Warner s Comedy Central series of CD-ROMs Ms over well. And the information here is of high quality and encapsulates well most of the key events of 1993. Stuart Price CNN Time Capsule Price Contact Vicarious Entertainment 001 415 610 8310 CategoryO2 Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO d using this disc suddenly turns you into a walking reference work on 1993, as well as giving you a feeling of superiority over the people in the news. There s a good shot of John Sculley, ex-Apple CEO, for insM tance, claiming back in July 1993 that the Personal Digital Assistant would change our lives. And look where he is now. CNN is a major news service and the breadth of its coverage and quality of reporting come and limited. You could, of course, use the Favorites button, which allows you to mark your fave clips, but if you mark more than one, it plays them through in order and so it s back to the slider to get to thK e one you want. But aside from the quibbles about the interface, there is a lot to enjoy in this disc. The good thing about these kinds of retrospective works is that they remind you of incidents forgotten, an round the disc can be difficult because there is no actual listing of the clips, so you need to keep the manual permanently on hand. And although each clip is numbered, it is impossible to go straight to a newsI item simply by using the reference number. However, there is a slider bar at the bottom of the screen which you can use to move through all the videos in the section you have selected, but this is unresponsive s well, and can be searched for more immediate access to information you want, although this isn t the easiest thing to do. A palette of buttons is always present at the bottom of the screen for you to access vG ideo reports on national (American), international (less important bits outside the US), sports, business and living (general interest areas which don t fall into the other section headings). But navigating a eo and written summary. And that s basically it, although the CD-ROM does have a few tricks up its sleeve. If, for instance, you think that the problem with interactive CD-ROMs is that you can t just press a buE tton and watch a whole disc of information, then the CNN Time Capsule is the disc for you playing the full 90 minutes of video footage from the CNN archives at the click of a button. The disc is interactive a , baby Jessica, Palestinian self-rule, the Apple Newton, the end of apartheid in South Africa, Michael Jackson s media trial, the Maastricht Treaty, and the start of the Clinton administration. 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This CD-ROM not only contains the whole film in rather pilm in rather pi offers you the unsanitised lowdown on family life, in neatly categorised bite-sized chunks. An invaluable archive for budding comedians and fans of American humour, the two latest discs s All Relative and C Dating & Mating contain over two hours of stand-up comedy routines, digitised from footage of the America s cult stand-up comedy TV channel, Comedy Central. Okay, the video is crap, but the gags are well orga nised, easy to access and, unusually for this type of product, genuinely funny. If you need a joke for a wedding, birthday or bar mitzvah, or to piss off your politically correct friends, then either of these dE iscs is likely to fit the bill. The only drawback is that, unlike American humour, American CD-ROMs don t seem to travel well; these discs are not available from Time Warner UK and have to be ordered direct fro F}m the US. 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Director Johnv) xelated QuickTime movie form, but also a whole lot of other goodies, including reproductions of seminal comics, and biographies of key artists. Other nice touches include an interview with the film s creator, RC on Mann, and background information on the cultural phenomenon of comics, including a reproduction of The Comics Code, a draconian set of rules which attempted to govern what could and couldn t be put into comi cs. Established in 1954, this industry code of practice shows how worried the US government had become at the influence of the medium. In every instance good shall triumph over evil and the criminal shall be pE unished for his misdeeds, was one of the more wishful points in the code and one to which the obsession with superheroes, which puts many people off comics, must surely have been a response. However, it rd to see how the command that Policemen, judges, government officials and respected institutions shall never be represented in such a way as to create disrespect of established authority, has been obeyed in G counter-culture favourites like the Furry Freak Brothers. Although Comic Book Confidential is based around a somewhat clunky HyperCard interface, it has been well thought out and is easy to use and navigate but it does require a quickish Mac to play the movie successfully. 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He s a cryogenic stiff and he s dying to see the Big Bang. Your mission, should you decide to take it Every now and then, you come across a game that defies descr Landis runs a tight script, keeping a deft handle on Murphy s usual tendencies to drift into comic excess and, in the process, uncovering a supreme talent for mimicry and impeccable timing. Akeem (Murphy) is C a molly-coddled African prince who rebels against his lineage and longs to sample life in the real world. By real world he means New York s mean streets, where he believes he can find a woman who loves him fo r himself and not his worldly riches. With his disgruntled servant (Arsenio Hall) in tow, Akeem shacks up in a less-than-salubrious tenement block in Queens and hardly before the boys have had time to shed theE ir royal clobber, Akeem has fixed them up with a job sweeping floors in the local hamburger joint. And guess what? In this lowly life environment, he stumbles across the lovely Lisa (Headley). The rest i s utterly predictable, but still fun. Doubters of VideoCD s potential should take a long, detailed gander at this disc. The picture stays sharp, crisp and stable throughout, delivering on the promise of better-G than-VHS quality. There is noticeable blocking in one scene where Akeem samples his first basketball game, but shots of crowded stadiums (they re usually light, bright, intricately detailed and awash with movem ent) are fast becoming the most serious of MPEG-busters. But that s a minor grumble concerning a two minute scene in a two hour movie. On the current VideoCD quality scale, Coming To America ranks alongside thI e excellent Indecent Proposal and Ghost. The surround sound encoding is firmly on the nail, and anyone with a stereo or surround TV setup will be rewarded with pinpoint placement of sound effects and music. Philips maintains this level of encoding, VideoCD quality debates will be left solely in the hands of those who still lament the demise of Betamax tape. 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Humongous armfuls of assets iption. Commander Blood is so abstract and bizarre that I d like to think up a new category to describe it if only I could. The best I can do is to sneakily appropriate a word from the world of celluloid, whicC h describes a wide range of cult, exploitation, and downright unusual movies: it s a psychotronic game. ll keep the plot description brief since it makes my head spin. The game begins with your starship, the Ark, floating in deep space following a trip through a nearby black hole. You are carrying the cryogenically frozen form of Bob Morlock, the oldest man in the Universe. Bob is over 800,000 years old, and has buE t one desire to travel back through time and witness the Big Bang before he finally kicks it. Your mission is to uncover a path through the time-space continium to the dawn of creation, while discovering the secret of the meaning of existence along the way (cough). What this all boils down to is a weird and occasionally wonderful journey through the galaxy, with the emphasis on interacting with a cast of perplexingG and improbable aliens. There aren t really any problems to deal with (aside from the meaning of life), there s no combat, no time limit, and no sense of realism. What you do get, however, is a large helping of extremely slick FMV sequences and lashes of imaginative design and animation. Make no mistake about it, this game looks very nice indeed. Most of the time you ll be moving around from console to console in thI e Ark cockpit, making use of the beautifully animated 3D virtual (controlled by the mouse), which you use to select various features. Sometimes you ll have the opportunity to enter into cyberspace which surprise, surprise represented by an ethereal void populated by brightly-coloured chunks of data. Again, these sections look fantastic, featuring by far the most convincing cybernetic manta rays I ve eveK r seen. It s rather like playing the CD-ROM equivalent of an Orb video. The aliens themselves are even better, taking the form of either (a) smooth, rendered computer animations, or (b) unemployed French actors in unconvincing rubber suits, the likes of which haven t been seen since Godzilla vs Mothra As far as I m concerned, these rubber suits simply add to the game s appeal: the people behind all this are quiteM clearly disturbed, and that can only be a very good thing. But there s a huge void at the heart of Commander Blood there isn t much of a game there. If you find it entertaining, it ll be due to its sumptuous feel and inherent oddness, rather than a burning desire to see the challenge through to the bitter end. Much as I appreciated its flair and originality, it didn t grab me in any way. And that s a shame. 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E26;? F.5G_ "z&z"z"z Sneakily Sneaking Sneakosaur Sneaky Sneer Sneesby Sneeze Sniff Sniffiness Sniffle Sniggering Snipes Snipets Snippet Snippets Snobbish Snobs Pathetic Pathogen Paths Pathways Patience Patient Patriot Patriotic Patrol Patrolled Patrolling Patrols Patron Patronising Patrons Pattern Patterns Patti Paucity Simply Simpson Simtown Simualtion Simulate Simulated Simulation Simulations Simulator Simulators Simultaneously Price Prices Pricey Pricier Prickly Priest Priestess Priests Primarily Primary Prime Primitive Prince 69.99G Active 0181 838 1280H MPCI ReferenceJ Over Over Corpse Killer The undead have risen. Again. A megalomaniac scientist goes on the rampage. Again. It s an old-fash root- em-up with a dash of voodoo A zombie lurches out of the undergrowth. You can tell it s a zombie becau ictures, music, sound, movies and text all crammed onto a single disc with a control system that allows you to access it in half a dozen radically different ways. From the main interface screen, which ComptonC s calls The Tableau, there are six basic routes into the data Contents, Idea Search, InfoPilot, Topic Tree, Atlas, and Timeline. The really innovative feature though, is the Editing Room which allows you to repackage the information you uncover and come up with your own mini-multimedia presentation. As you surf the megabytes of data held in Compton s, you simply mark an item for future use by clicking a bookmarkE button. Once you have completed your trawl, you can then pop into the Editing Room and assemble your bookmarked extracts into a linear, multimedia slideshow. Simple facilities for adding titles and timing the flow of material are on offer and, if you like, you can add your own sounds or voiceovers. This is true participation, and the educational application is clear: not only do you get an introduction to the conceG pts behind Audio Visual production, you can save your own projects to disk and play them back to friends or teachers. Another new feature in this edition is the Explore interface, that allows you to use one of four graphic environments as the front-end to the content. Via the preferences option, you can choose between an attic, a newsroom, a spaceship and a playroom as your environment. Click once on an active objeI ct on one of these screens and you will be treated to a simplistic animation; click twice and you gain access to the linked Compton s screen. Aimed at information grazers who don t like the feel of a computer interface, the Explore option is an interesting approach that will certainly appeal to younger ones, and while it lacks the polish and finesse of the other interface options in this programme, it will be interK esting to see how the producers develop this concept for the 96 edition. On the whole, the Compton team have done themselves proud with the interface redesign. In use, it proves to be intuitive, powerful and b est of all: fun. To get you going, there s a Guided Tour option, which is presented from the comfort of a video window by the ubiquitous Patrick Stewart, the former Star Trek: TNG captain who is rapidly becomiM ng multimedia s answer to Tony Slattery. This help link is carried into the main encyclopaedia so that if you ask for a bit of advice, there s every chance that Mr Stewart will deliver. For linear searches, the alphabetical Contents path or the hierarchical Topic Tree menu system take you quickly to the information you want to access. If you are less certain about what you want, you can use Idea Search or InfoPilot tO o cruise through the encyclopaedia. Idea Search allows you to select the data categories you are interested in (articles, pictures, movies, sounds and tables); you then input a phrase or question and the syste m comes up with a list of related items for you to browse through. InfoPilot, on the other hand, attempts to brainstorm around your query; delivering first a shortlist of related articles, then putting up a sQ creenful of articles and buttons to give you access to more entries in the encyclopaedia. Finally, the Atlas and Timeline paths order the contents in geographical and historical perspective. With the Atlas oper ational, you can wander around the globe, zooming in and out to the appropriate level of detail or entering place names to drive the map to the correct location. The Timeline interface organises events into such as Renaissance Europe or The Iron Age at its highest level; zooming in to the detailed level brings up panels that summarise significant events; clicking on these panels calls up the relevant entry in the encyclopaedia; and all the while, there are permanently active hotlinks that allow you to click on any word in a text window to call up its dictionary definition. Competition is hotting up in the multimediaU encyclopaedia market, with the major players working hard on their presentation and interfaces, lowering prices and even offering upgrades on each other s discs. With this new edition, Compton s remains a se rious contender. 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Jazz is difficult stuff, goes the reasoning, with all those complex harmonies and intricate c se the face is a twisted, rotting, maggot-sanctuary. The real giveaway, of course, is the drunken knee trembling shuffle that passes for a walk. The zombie has spotted lunch this being a US Special Forces paC ratrooper whose chute has caught in a tree and left him a helpless, dangling bundle of protein. The zombie s grabbing the trooper s legs, trying to get his decaying choppers into a nice piece of well-toned cal f when suddenly a jeep pulls up. A Rastafarian jumps out and spin-throws a large machete. WhutWhutWhutWhutWhut thunk! aaarghhhhhh (subsides into standard undead death rattle) . The Rasta retrieves his weaponE from the dead (?) zombie s chest, rushes up to the camera s a first-person perspective shot from the trooper s eyes and shouts: Welcome to HELL, mon! Yes, it s interactive movie time, though Corpse Ki ller, the new game from Night Trap developer Digital Pictures, has far higher production values than most. For a start, it s the first game I ve seen that is filmed on a real Caribbean location (as opposed to uG sing blue screen chroma-key to drop in a computer-generated background). The use of professional actors (including Vincent Schiavelli, the wired subway spook in Ghost) also lifts the production to half-decen B-movie levels. The video quality using Digital Pictures proprietary DigiChrome system is superb, with even my LC475 churning out two-thirds screen, high frame-rate images. The plot concerns a shady PI entagon plan to resurrect dead prisoners and create a zombie army. Unfortunately, the nefarious necrobiologist Dr Elgin R Hellman has spun out of control and used the undead shocktroops to seize control of the Caribbean island of Cay Noir. Your job, as an elite US Special Forces strike team, is to chute in and terminate Hellman and Co. with extreme prejudice The gameplay will be instantly familiar to anyone who layed Operation Wolf or Terminator 2 in the arcades. As the screen scrolls slowly from left to right, you control an on-screen crosshair to shoot every zombie in sight. And, er, that s it. Well, not quite. A m odicum of variety is provided by the introduction of magical voodoo accessories to add potency to your bullets while offering protection against some of the higher level zombies special attacks. You have to apM plaud Digital Pictures for doing its utmost to squeeze some extra drops of gameplay from an arid old formula, but the end result is still disappointing. Using your mouse to move the gunsight castrates the gunsl ingin machismo of this type of game. The Sega CD version is compatible with all lightguns, sadly no such options are available for Mac or so far 3DO users. Corpse Killer falls into the familiar trap of beiO ng more game-video than video game. The filmed sequences make an excellent entr but no amount of trimmings can conceal the fact that the main course is an unappetising stew of stale leftovers. 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Whoever formulated that sweeping generalisation had never heard of Count Basie, because while other C jazz musicians like Ornette Coleman or Cecil Taylor might be genuinely difficult, Basi s stuff is more your heads-down, no-nonsense, good-time boogie. Or, to be precise, good-time swing. Basie s music was calle d swing because it made you dance that was its whole purpose. Count Basie Swinging The Blues falls neatly into one particular Jazz documentary genre: the old codger film. The majority of the hour-long MPEG E movie is taken up with ex-members of the Count Basie band, including the pungently named Sweets Edison and Illinois Jacquet, sitting round a table drinking wine and reminiscing about the great days of the 1930s when swing ruled, before the bastard hybrid bebop took over. The interviews are punctuated with classic black and white footage of the Count and his band doing what they do best. It s an incredibly unimaginatiG ve format, but it works very well. For the undemanding this offers a neat history of Count Basie, swing and its (and his) origins in Kansas City. What it doesn t explain is why Kansas City was such an important city for American jazz (it was the first stop up from the South as black migrant workers moved towards the industrial North). But hey, learned analysis isn t really in the Count Basie tradition. 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is a compelling and atmospheric 3D adventure shoot-'em-up that'll have you panting for more Like many other CD action games around at the moment, Cre venture game and a living book. The plot is far from convoluted: Frank s aim is to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar in Mrs Sherman s General Store, and he s got his calculator and notepad to help him. PlC us, of course, his sunglasses-wearing dog Henry and quasi-girlfriend Ginger. During the game, when you see the cursor turn to a jellybean, you access one of the mathematical problems. Solve the problem correctl y and Frank gains a clue which will help him guess the number of jellybeans in the jar. When the cursor turns into a dice, you re about to access one of the four mini-games tucked away behind the main adventureE . All this action takes place over eight screens: the store where it all begins; the park between the store and Frank s home; four rooms in Frank s house; the garden (or Front Yard) and a treehouse. There s lot s of fun to be had in each location clicking around on the bright cartoon graphics reveal jokey surprises. hidden games in themselves represent good value, although only two of them have anything to doG with sums. Concentration, as its name implies, is essentially a number recognition and memory game, while Geometron encourages thinking about shapes. In this, the two contestants take it in turns to place a li ne on a grid, and when that line completes the outline of one of the cells, a point is won. Then there s Math Machine, in which you sit at a console and assemble the components of an equation that will produce I the required answer, and Magic Numbers, a kind of mathematical noughts and crosses. At the lowest level exploring the play area and enjoying the multi-level mini-games that are hidden away Counting on Frank should provide worthwhile entertainment. There s plenty of fun and challenge to be had and a couple of the games have a two-player mode so parents or friends can join in. The main adventure, that jellybean-couK nting quest, can be enjoyed at three levels of difficulty. The units of measurement can be set to metric, although, strangely, all the shopping deals still have to be done in dollars! All the elements that prov ide the infrastructure of a good adventure game are here, including a save and restore game facility and a hint option that can advise on the way to go about solving the mathematical problems to earn a clue. AtM any time, Frank s handy notepad and calculator can be called up by clicking on his pocket, the notepad being used to store clues and other text notes you may wish to make. The only slightly annoying element is the North American emphasis. The game was developed in conjunction with the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and is firmly in tune with the curriculum requirements on the other side of the Atlantic.O Counting on Frank seeks to improve calculator skills by setting mathematical problems in a real world environment. The only way you can get to a right answer is by working out the sums on Frank s calculator keyboard a bonus option for doing the working out in your head and entering the answer directly would have made this programme a real humdinger. Graeme Kidd Counting on Frank Price 34.99 (inc. 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You re a cop up against some nasty baddies The Mad Dod McCree format of shooting baddies lends itself to different scenarios, and Crim ature Shock has a distinctly unoriginal and spectacularly silly story-line. In the distant future, Earth is over-populated so the US sends the SS Amazon off into space to find a new world for Earth s inhabitantC s. On its way, the space ship collides with a giant alien asteroid (nice rip-off from Empire Strikes Back, eh?) and its only crew member is hurtled into space. Your task is to find her. From the opening scenes of the highly impressive animated introduction, right through to the later stages of the game, Creature Shock oozes polish and class. Well, most of it anyway. The first section is a real put-off. This is a simpE le shoot- em-up, but the graphics are so bad it s difficult to tell what exactly you should be shooting at. There s a guardian at the end of this level to dispose of but this simply involves shooting at him any where you like (the guns home in on his weak point automatically) and sitting there for absolutely ages waiting for him to blow up. When you finally make your way to the asteroid, you find an alien ship inside G it which, surprisingly enough, is home to a large number of aliens. The graphics for this, the major part of the game, are superb. All the characters and backgrounds were created using 3D Studio and the smoothn ess of the animation has to be seen to be believed. You view the environment through the eyes of your hero and move him around using the mouse. The interface is a dream to use and you ll soon be navigating aroI und the game area with confidence and ease. The general idea is to find your way through the twisting caverns and shoot everything you come across. The larger creatures have different weak spots and you have to figure out what they are and then, er, blast the hell out of them. This is not as easy as it sounds. Finding the weak spots is not in itself very difficult, but some of the monsters move so fast you ll need a K large amount of luck as well as quick reflexes. Creature Shock is a compelling and atmospheric 3D adventure game unlike anything you ve ever seen before. It has its problems, though. The music could have been better, and the lack of an automap facility in the tunnel levels is slightly annoying. The weakest parts of the game, though, are the shoot- em-up sections between the main levels. These are very poor, and ultiM mately spoil an otherwise excellent game. 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Here, rather than taking part in a Western shoot-out, you re an American cop who shoots first, asks questions later. The locations are exactly what you would expC department store, warehouse, airport runway, nightclub, bank and so on. If you ve played any of the Mad Dog McCree games, the gameplay will be exactly as you expect too. There really is no difference, asi de from the video footage. The problem is that while the naff acting and storyline in Mad Dog could be forgiven, it s becoming harder to forgive American Laser Game. Your partners come out with such rubbish s kick some butt You bozzo Later dude and so on that before long you ll want to shoot them rather than the baddies. Probably the major set-back (for 3DO owners at least) is that control is so blood y difficult. Using the B and C buttons you can speed up the crosshair movement to twice or four times the normal speed, but to do really well you ll need to anticipate the locations of the bad guys position-iG ng the gun to the right position before they appear and not a split second after. This undoubtedly takes the fun out of it. The answer is to use a GameGun (lightgun), but these aren t widely available in the UK for the 3DO and aren t due to be launched at all for the PC until the summer. If you have a GameGun and you ve had your gutful of Mad Dog McCree, then Crime Patrol is worth a look. Warren Chrismas Crime PatI|rol Requires GameGun recommended Price 30 (3DO only) Contact TCR Computer Exchange 0171 636 2666 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO sNr%' .F.B/F/B/B F/B/F/B/ B.B.FO5 B/B/= FOJOFOB.B/B /B.B. 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Mick s girlfriend, ace reporter Sue Charlton (again played by Linda Kozlowski, who doesn t actually seem to report anything), becomes embroiled in a Colombian cocaine baron s dreams of respectability, when ex-husband Bob takes incriminating photos of drug-thug Rico and then mails the film to Sue. Rico kidnaps Sue, Mick rescues her, the DEA can t properly protect them, so Mick whiE sks Sue off to the Outback knowing Rico will follow the gladiatorial arena he knows so well. Crocodile Dundee II is slightly more knowing than its pre-decessor, so the humour is not as biting. But for all t hat, it s a good romp and the Aussie scenery is used effectively as a stark contrast to the city. No complaints about the encoding either, there are few visible artefacts even in the numerous fast-action scenesG Barbara Smith Crocodile Dundee II Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director John Cornell Starring Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Charles DuttonH& Platform VideoCD Encoding Very Good 0JrFO-h .J0N0R R0R0ZRVQR bt^Tf PJ/R0VRVsZ JONPVSVtZ 0VtVtVvZ R3N2^ QRsVtVuV ZuR3RTZ VsVsZuZvZ VuVTZ RtVuV .BP)j VvZwZ VuZw^wb 4VUVuJ25 RsVtZT^v^wb /FrJtFUF RURUE VsVSZTZU^ ZtZTVTZtZt^ VtVSRRVR^ ,JoFNB-FN5 ZTVS9 RVsVsZtVSVRZ pJoFOF0FR5 V4V3ZTV39l QRsVtVtVSRRN ZTJbvM uZvVTR2A V4Z4ZU^UQ RtVtZu^uZTR3R2Zu^ Z4buf VwR5R5VVR RwRVR6R6N R6RVZ RWN5N5RWN6N5I RwRwR RwNWA fwb5= jub35 jwfUY ^uZ3Z3VTZ TfTEl N1NRRtR V5^VV jujur 2^s^sb ^rZQZQZRV1N J1J2RuV RxNWA b4fuv jujTnTntrurunTf RZR^s ZvVURTR4RtV nujUr nvjUj3nTnTnSn QR0Vs^ ZtZt^ ZxVWRTJ3J2J nTj3ruv nvnuj4n3n2j 0NQRRZtV2V2bub ZxZxN4A 1vsvtn r4vvz jSj1e FnFo> 1r1r1n rUvvn BNBO)I n1n3vuz n2rTv JpBO: vVr6n5n fUfuZ3R FpBP>05 r4rUv UjVnVvVr6 r5JrVrwrVjUjVb5Z5R3Z jvjVjUnUv n2rTv vwvvv n4n4f b5^6ZUf nwn5n5n3j 1nSn2n n2rSn3i n2rTz vvrvnTj bW^wf vtrsa SntnRn1n2r3rTr4n vvvvv rvnTj sjtj1n1r2vSr4n2 xn3vvv runSj2j sf2j1rSvTr2j nsnSj 1jSntrSi rtrSrTrSn uVuNTB Qnsn2i vusrtv vsr2a 2R3N4NUR vtvtrSrRrrrRj f5jVnvnVj5f 3RURwV nQvsrSrSn2e QztzvrTY nSnS^ b5f5b j5n5f vtrSrSrt] f6f6a vun3U vurt] RZ2=n /j1nSrtv rtnSY rsnRf 0nRrsrsrRn2j n1nRnQn1j uf2Mj 4nvf4] RSVtE UZT5L j0n1j0j V4Z5^4b n0n0j0j1b 6^V^3b n0n1j1f1a 4bTf1j1n1j1j UftjSj rtfTQ nRj1a 4jubS= VwRuJ j0j0Y VUN3I w^VZU( ^uR3I n0n1n ^6Z6V 4^5^5Y n1n0i b5^6Z nU nTntntrtrTn3n2n2j rS$r1n Z3Z3M 2j4nUnUrunT nTntrTrT nT'n3r3vSrSr2n bv^TQ rS8nTn3n3n2n2n 6N49l n3rTruvTvT rS4r3rRr1n r2vtz n3rUrv rururTrSrRrRrSrRn1n 2^t=l n1rRz rTrUrurunTnS j1nrv n2nTrTnTn3n2 tR21J f0jSr nUrvz 3n3n3r2r2r1r1 rQ*r0n f0jRntv n2r2r2rRrRr1n1n0n0rQnQn f0jQr r1>n1n n1rRr1n 0r1r1 .r1r2 rRr0m nQnSruz r3vSvSr2r /jRnTruv rwnvZ 0j2nSruv n2nTr jRnsr 0jSrtv 1jSrtv jRntrtntr 4^UZ4M f2f2jSnur R3R3N jVfVfvI B4B4B F4J4J5J5F JTJtJtB NTRuR Also-ran Alter Alter-egos Alterations Altered Altering Alternate Alternately Alternates Alternative Alternatively Alternatives Alters Although Amazing Kozlowski Kraken Krays Krellans Krisalis Krispies Kristin Kriwaczek Kroll Kruger Krynn Krypton Kudos Kung-fu Kurosawa Kursk Kurtz Ky-aaaa Kylie Kyrandia L'elisir L'improvviso Lacking Lacklustre Lacks $49.95G#Ehrlich Multimedia 001 201 307 8866H Young ChildrenJ Cyberia The adventure sections seem more like 'walky-round bits', but dismiss this game at your peril On the surface, Interplay s Cyberia looks like just another CD-ROM-based action game with gorgeous 3D pre-rendered er had. Sharon, Lois and Bram are the US equivalent of Rod, Jane and Freddy out of Rainbow. Much jazzier than our dungareed equivalents, the US trio smile, dance and sing their way through life in a way that wiC ll cause most grown ups to lose their lunch. Unfortunately, kids love them. Aimed at three- to six-year-olds, CyberBoogie lets kids create musicals from a pre-defined set of characters, sets, songs and props. T hough it may teach your child a few mouse skills and creative assemblage, there isn t much educational worth in this CD. It s played strictly for fun. And with this simple aim in mind, Cyberboogie is well-suiteE d to its target audience. The screens are visually interesting, the buttons large and colourful, the songs are lively (read nauseating if you are over five years of age) and kids love it. Once you ve found the instructions for installation (in a readme file on the CD rather than in the manual), CyberBoogie leaps to a cartoon stage with a remarkably rhymic elephant dancing to Sharon, Lois and Bram s Skinnamarink songG The cheery trio act as guides through the main menu area telling kids what to click on and how to do things. With another dancing elephant, a very bad joke and a live audience Sharon, Lois and Bram then in troduce themselves, their songs and the concept of musicals to kids. The trio also take part in an excellent Learn How to Make Shows area where the mouse pointer moves around the screen and helps kids find thI eir way around. From thereon, kids can either create their own shows or play and edit one of the ten shows bundled on the CD. The main creative area of CyberBoogie looks like a traditional stage with the curta in lowered. Four toolbars surround the stage on all sides and provide single-click access to backgrounds (15 of them from a bathroom to a train station), 10 songs, 20 Wacky Things and five characters. Wacky ThiK ngs include everything from a dancing toilet, a toothpaste tube with a snake inside to a dancing cactus, while the characters, or Animates as they re known, include Rosa the giraffe and Agnes the cow. To put o n a show, all the producer has to do is combine the elements, choreograph the characters and then record the show to the hard disc using standard VCR-type controls. s not all plain sailing with Cyberboogie.M The package is power hungry and it s probably not a good idea to run it on a PC with less than 8Mb of RAM. And while Sharon, Lois and Bram help kids along the way, the help menu itself leaves a lot to be desir ed. Hidden away on a two-sided toolbar, with an awful colour combination and 10 point text, the help is designed for adults and kids don t stand a chance. CyberBoogie is one of those programs that needs to be sO een to be believed. It s full of fun, colour, music and interesting noises. A mere review and a few pictures don t do it justice. It is virtually guaranteed to challenge and entertain your children, but like b uying them a tin drum for Christmas, it may also take its toll on your sanity. Don t say you haven t been warned. 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Is the Pope an Internet surfer? If computer games really are the rock roll of the 90s, then the collection of games which constitute Cyberwar are t graphics and precious little gameplay. But to dismiss it as such would be doing the game a grave injustice. Admittedly, our first impressions weren t good. The adventure sections, or walky-round bits, look C superb but are so simplistic in terms of gameplay they will insult the intelligence of anyone with even a smidgeon of grey matter. There s just so much tedious walking around, don t these guys realise that we w ant action? The puzzles in this section fall into two categories: those which require a modicum of thought a typical puzzle requires you to work out a colour code sequence before the time runs out and arcadE e sections which require plain old keyboard or joystick dexterity. Many of these latter sections boil down to the relatively simple task of shooting rooms full of enemies, although for some reason they usually have to be shot in some sort of order. Much better, though, are the bits where you have to jump through a spiked fan. Let s just say this is not for the squeamish. Well, not if you don t succeed in getting throG ugh, anyway. Although the puzzles do vary throughout the game and become undeniably harder as you progress on their own these sections are little better, although definitely some improvement, on those found in SCI s Cyberwar (reviewed on page 83). Cyberia, however, has an ace up its sleeve, and it s enough to turn a strictly average game into a rather good one. For the second type of sub-game in Cyberia sees our I hero take to the skies and fly around in a spaceship shooting things Rebel Assault-style. These action sections look absolutely amazing with stunning pre-rendered landscapes and enemies. Granted, you don t so m uch fly the ship around as sit in it and move the crosshair onto what you want to kill (yes, this is one of those games that is on the rails ), but it s been done so brilliantly that it s easy to forgive the iK nherent flaws in this type of game. The atmosphere created by the gorgeous graphics (including some great cut-sequences), mixed with good sound effects and an excellent soundtrack from Thomas Dolby, make it so exciting you just won t give a hoot whether or not it s truly interactive . In short, if you liked Rebel Assault, you ll love the battles in Cyberia. Besides, you can always pretend you re Luke Skywalker. CybeM ria is a strange mixture of styles, and we have a feeling that few will initially like all of the sections. However, as a whole it definitely grows on you there s enough variation to keep it interesting over long periods and the excellent arcade sections more than make up for all the walking around you have to do. Not the greatest game in the world then, but certainly one of the best of its type, and definitely preO ferable to that game on page 83. Chris Anderson Cyberia Requires 486 DX recommended Price 49.99 (inc VAT) Contact Interplay 01235 821666 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO JWJ7F *z&6.y" *Y*8O .y*y*X*X*8&7*y: 2Y.Y" F>79r .y*y*Y*y*X*y6 .Y&X.y2y.Y*y. 6z&82 *8*y.Y*Y&8! .y*x6 *X&X*z*W "6.y. &8&X*y&8&Y Y.z*Y*X*y*Y*Y *8.y2 *Y*X*y*y" *Y*y2 Y*8.y *Y*x* *X*W*V*V .P&2&3*Q.O*1&W*U.P.r&/&3 &4&T*T&4 3*V*W* *V*6*V" H6y&6S; &8*X&7 &8&V! *X&8&7 V*X&7&X*V&5&5 "8&8"8! &X*x" 7*7&7&7" *x"7" *8&8&X *8&8" *72y&X&7&8 +.L&,% P.Q.q6 *W*X*X *W.x! 5*W&7 .12u> 467:xF .P2o6 :n6O2M**% !:-_z D64_< .72W* 2W.72W272W2W.7) *52W2W.W2X2W2W2X2X2U2V) FMJp1 2W2W.V2W2W2X2W2W2V*3& .V6X.5*3.U2x2W*5* FXBx>XN 272X.6% 6x2V* 2K6l:l%f .5.W2W2W* 2826*3% 2+2p> .62W2W.5* +2l2M6o6 /&-*.*.*/*RK k272W2W& W2W.U! X.U*4& B8>8: 676827. 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Sadly, it appears the company hasn t learnt a great deal in the past year. The graphics are much improved and the soundtrack is very good, but where s the gameplay? Cyberwar consis ts of a number of small games spread over three discs. The order in which you complete the games on each level is largely left up to the user, which does at least provide some variation. The problem is that virE tually all the games are duds: shoot the baddies as they appear behind one of three doors; make your way between two platforms by working out a colour and shape sequence (ripped straight out of The Adventure Ga me); move the joystick occasionally as you fly through a pre-rendered cavern; select an exit from a maze within 10 seconds; kill your opponent by selecting an angle and strength of shot.... you get the point. CG yberwar looks state-of-the-art, but beneath the glossy exterior it s obvious that this game could have been written 10 years ago. SCI has tried to disguise the inadequacies by throwing it into an in-yer-face lu minous orange box. You also get a long-sleeve T-shirt and an audio CD of music from the game. But none of this makes Cyberwar worth the 60 asking price. s tempting to say that this is one of those games to I show off to your friends, but it isn t. Take it from me, no matter how computer-ignorant your chums may be, they ll be more impressed with a great-looking game that plays as well as it looks. 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But it's got Tia Carrere in - coorghhh! s 2135 (that s the year 2135, not twenty-five to ten), and you, Casey O Bannon, are a gunner in a space fighter. There y ke it. A fast-paced motorbike racing game with realistic graphics? Wow this was going to be good. Since then, however, the world has seen the launch of the 3DO version of Road Rash from Electronic Arts turnC back a few pages if you haven t. Sadly, Road Rash beats Cyclemania hands down in virtually every department, except one: the former is on the 3DO a machine which few people currently have, whereas Cyclemania is for the mass-market multimedia PC which is a platform starved of decent CD-ROM racing games. In Cyclemania, each of the five race tracks has been digitised. The graphics are streamed off the CD as you raceE (the frame rate adjusts to give a strong feeling of acceleration and deceleration) with the sprites of the bikes and various other objects overlaid. The backgrounds look great static screenshots don t do the m justice, but the rest of the graphics are a bit of a let down. The bikes, for example, have a digitised feel, but they don t fit in perfectly with the feel of the scenery graphics, and the text is overwrittenG in an appalling typeface. There are three modes of play a quick game which throws you straight in at the deep end, a single race game and a full-blown championship. In each of these you get to choose the bik e, the distance of the race, and whether the bike has automatic or manual gears. In the championship, you race each of the five circuits, gaining points and money depending on your final positions. The cash canI be spent in the shop on shocks, tyres, exhaust or engine. Each lap is timed, and a points tally collated. This can be increased by knocking off any of the five opposing riders. Don t expect any Road Rash-style fighting here, though, you can only bump them (if you re careful). You do, however, have an array of obstacles to avoid, including a variety of cars and trucks which travel in both directions, some animals andK the obligatory oil on the track. There are even helicopters and planes which fly overhead in an attempt to put you off. Hit any of the hazards and you ll crash, losing precious energy. Although you do get some health restored as you complete each lap, it can be heavy going staying alive so maintaining your health is an essential part of the game. Still, the opponents also have their health to worry about too, so donM t be surprised to see them drop out of the race. As I have said, this game can t match Road Rash on the 3DO. The presentation isn t nearly as good for a start, despite some nicely rendered scenes and some exce llent sound effects. But gameplay-wise (and let s face it, this is what really counts) it isn t really that far behind. The bike control and animation are excellent, with just a few minor letdowns, and despite O less emphasis being placed on violence, Cyclemania is still capable of generating a fair bit of excitement. As a result, it s a lot of fun to play. Warren Chrismas Cyclemania Price 40 and under Contact AccolP.ade 001 408 985 1700 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO JLJP> J1F2> @J`NA9 F1F1JRNsNRB N@J@J$F F5B5B F1F1JsNsJRB J@J"J@J@J@5 N@J@JAF1F7F5V F1F1JQJ0J0F0F R`J@J@J@J@N`J@J@J@A F7JVNUb F1FQNPJ NONOJ/J/F/ N`J@J@J@J@J@J@J R`J@J@J@J@J@N`9 Z*^J^JbKg bJ^*^*^+Z,Z R+R,Z,Z ZKfJfkV J@J@N`J@J@J@J@1d =g=g=g^ .jlflfl^LZ,R,I V ^*^*b*b)f fj^*Z ^*^*f)f J@J@A F J@J@J@N`9 R,Z-V-V,R, Z Z fjr N`J`%$5 N`J@N`J@N`F! 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Dandy Dinosaurs is a Max The Dragon interactive CD storybook and is aimed squarely at children aged three to nin ou are, cruising through space with your chums Ari (who s played by Tia Carrere, the babe interest from Wayne s World) and Zack (who isn t). You re entertaining them with sophisticated low-gravity jokes involC ving bodily fluids, when suddenly, before you have the chance to tuck everything away, you re attacked by enemy ships. What with one thing and another, your marksmanship isn t what it might be. The Vakkars hit your ship and you re all forced to eject unfortunately, you eject straight into the path of a chunk of flying spaceship When you regain consciousness, your health seems to have taken a turn for the worse. YoE u don t seem to have any legs. Or arms. Or, for that matter, any ears, nostrils, nipples, eyes or skin. In fact, all that s left of you is a brain. In a box. Still, look on the bright side. At least you don ave a headache. The war s over. Ari (who, interestingly, is played by Tia Carrere from Wayne s World) and Zack (who isn t) have stolen you from the lab where you were being held, in the belief that you will be G better off joining them in their new career as intergalactic salvage merchants. You don t seem to mind, but you have little say in the matter mainly because you don t have any lips. What you do have is the a forementioned brain-in-a-barrel arrangement, along with a over which you have remote control, and which you re supposed to utilise to solve the problems that will appear during the game. Off you all go, aI nyway, in your new-found careers. Unfortunately, no sooner do you set underway (with a brief training mission to get you accustomed to the controls), when your ship crashes into, and becomes hopelessly entangle d with, a huge organic ship. This ship is heading straight for a binary star s corona. The only way to save yourselves is to board the ship and alter its course. You don t know what s on the ship, but there fairly good chance it won t be friendly. By now the game s well and truly under way. It s just a matter of recognising the fact. Because this, unfortunately, is one of those much despised, new-fangled intera ctive movies . To most people, interactive movie is already synonymous with crap game , and it has to be said rightly so. And I have to say right now that this is probably the most interactive movie ve seen for some time. What does it mean to be on the receiving end of an interactive movie? In this case, it means sitting in front of the monitor for several minutes at a time, watching a QuickTime movie, wit h nothing whatsoever to do. You have control of your pod: if you watch the movie in reduced view, you have a range of commands to click on; watch it in full view and you have keyboard shortcuts, but no on-scrO een indication of what you ve done. But neither keyboard press nor icon-click work unless the game situation demands it, and in fact you can t actually do anything until you re told to. The pod flies about of i ts own accord, framing the action and appearing in the background. You can t even shoot anything when you re bored, because your laser is deactivated until the moment you need it. So there you sit, watching twoQ actors (one of whom, interestingly, is played by Tia Carrere from Wayne s World) pretending to interact with computer effects, wasting precious, hours of your life which you could more profitably have spent, w ell, sleeping or something. Occasionally you re presented with a single-screen, spatial reasoning problem to solve, or something to shoot with your laser. What I found annoying was the abstract nature of the puS zzles: they re like puzzles looking for a game. Admittedly, they are tied in to a certain extent; upon completion, they open doors into the next section of acting, and so on. But they re not an end in themselve s, as in, say, Myst, or Return to Zork. They re more like the ones in The 7th Guest, sitting uncomfortably on top of the action. A typical puzzle entails completing an electrical circuit, linking four slots on U the outside of a board measuring nine connectors across by seven down. Almost all of the connectors are right-angled, and they only revolve clockwise. Another involves rearranging a set of hexagons to open a do or. Others, like the one where you have to search through about 60 pods in a huge room to shoot an alien and find an orb, are simply trials of patience. This game makes three assumptions: one is that you ll soW mehow know what you should do in any given (blank, unspecified) situation the second is that when you realise how little there actually is to do, you ll want to persevere. An awful lot of time, money and talen t has been spent on this game as we re repeatedly told in the promo video, it s basically one long special effects film. Graphically, it s outstanding, which is why it s got the score it has. And it has to beY said that overall, even the script and the acting are bearable. If they d used the same material to make something like one of the LucasArts adventures, with puzzles a little more in keeping with the game, the d be on to a winner. Instead, the acting stops every now and then and a few logic puzzles appear in front of you. And bear in mind that even to run it effectively, you ll need a Pentium or PowerMac. The basi[ c spec for a Mac is a 68040 processor, but we couldn t run the game on a Quadra 840AV without considerable break-up on the dialogue. As for the basic PC and Mac requirements, take a look for yourself. Certainly , the performance of the 3DO version, due later this month from Panasonic, could be very interesting. Anyway, have I mentioned that Tia Carrere, the woman from Wayne s World, is in it? Good, because that s the ] third assumption the game makes: that people will buy it just because she s in it. Which probably makes it the gaming equivalent of one of those awful puzzle magazines with a picture of a bikini-clad sexy chic on the front. Daedalus Encounter is a technical achievement. But as a game, it well, an interactive movie Patrick McCarthy Daedalus Encounter Special Requirements 33MHz 486 PC or 25MHz 68040 Mac, 8Mb_ RAM, Recommended: Pentium PC or PowerMac with 25Mb hard disk space, tri- or quad-speed CD-ROM drive Price 44.99 (inc VAT) Contact Virgin Interactive 0181 960 2255 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO F1J25 V3ZSRsJRZ Z5fwU fV^wo} J2J31n rvnwb bVbvM nvj5bV^6U ZVb6^6n ^5bWU J5RxRwRXN6^ VUR4M bUbWbVb4j ZWR7VW=Q VTN2b >2JS%) RwNT^ FTNUI 1N2RS5L v FtZ RSRtRTVuV S^uNS%) 3JSNtN2N2RSNSJ2N3J2N2 NTRSRSRtV RtVSZSRSRSNS J3JSJS JSJSNSJSJSNuR RvRuR RVNu), VtR3N2J3J2 F3F2F3J3JTJTRuR NSJSJ2B F4NTJ4JTZ VtNSJ2F2B J4NuJTJTNuV k&>x5 NTN3JSJ3 J3JSN4VUV NTNuR RuVvZ 2RuN4RU^ VTVtNTJ3J3RuZ RVJ3NSV ^V^uw[ tZuZu TRvVVj uV6% WbwVWZV RTVUk U^V^v% QvMv+v JWNW>y Bb2~ovLvLv+v*v N5N5V NWF7= zl zkv*v*q F7NXZ zqv,vl zKv*q znvMzlzlzLzlzlvKv*v+q vMvMzm zKv)v vLzLz vKv q SNv9q u+VwZ *vKv v vKzlvKr B hIp J2NS zlzmzlzmzLv*q v zLu Z7V6V6k vLvKvKvLvKv+v q Z6^Wf fUN2$ zmvKv*v q zLv*v*v u xZxs; N4F21 V6ZWw} BtB1! zLv*v q PzLv*v TRS5L Zw^WJ VT^v{ RuZvU 4R5k; VN5=r UBvNv= TVU1N FRNS= 3N45n 3NSF2B2NUVuV J2NSNtNtNTNtRtRuR RtNSN2 c:3RxRxJ 2J3RTVSRSV ruvsvQv NtNtR F3J2NTRuNuNTf znzmvLv+q zKvKv+v*v v zmvMv,v tRsV2o znvmvLv*q vL1v+v q vLv*v)v q znvLv zLv*v vKv v z,z*v* r/v+v z,z zlzkvKu z*v)v*v)v)v( RwF5= zkvKv+v+u Mj-=I ZuZu% zlzKvJv u v v v*v* cFSF1 vLv*q v)v*v*vK zmzNe vKv q v+zmznzmv+v+vKvKv*v v*vJv)v v(v(v -vKvLu zlzmz zlvJvKvLvM vm zmz zmzmzlzlzL vKv*v v* v)vIv*v*v)v(v(v zmznz zlzlz zmzmz zLzkzlzkzlzlzmz zmzlvL v)v*v)v)v*v)v(v)v v WB7JyJx1/ QbQrr~ znznzmz znzmz zmzmzlvJvJvKvJv* v*vKv*v)v)vJvKvKzKzKzJvJzKzlzKvK 7FWJyZ vlv+q znznz zmznzmzkzkzLvLvKv)v)vJv u v)v*v v v v v)v)v*vJvJvKzKvKvKv*v v zkzJv q zKvJv u sB1BS^ zkv*v v v(v*v*zmz zkzKvJvIv)v TFsNTM zkzKv)v)v v)zKzKzmz zlzKzkzlvlvkzkzk zlzkzkvKvkzlzkzlzmzlzKvKv)v)v v VwV6n zkvJzJv)v(v v)vKvKvLvLv v(v)v *vJv+vKzJvJv)v)v v v)v)v*v*v v v :5F6= vJv)v(v)v)v )v*v u uFtRv^6 xZww| N4JTJsV VV5N4V xRvg[ N6J3J2RVo !R3w\ tJ3)+ TRTN3J N4V3V NSRtNtNSV4JSI N2NsNSNTRuV N3NT$ NSJ3F2RsV JSF2 NTF2J2VtZ ,vB5BVJ6N5J R4V4Zt%) bW^Wj 7JWF7Z ZV^6o 7F7F79 6R7N5F2FtJ xVUNRF1= 5VVVVJ Belief Believe Believed Believer Believes Believing Bella Belle Bellies Bellissimo Bells Belongs Below Belting Belts Bemusing Ben's Beneath Beneficial Benefit Benefits Benin Benny Bento Berkoff Berlitz Berry Bertrand Underway Underwear Underworld Undeveloped Undies Undiscovered Undisputed Synopses Synopsis Synth-disco Synthesised Synthesiser Synthetic Syringe Syrupy Sysop System T-bird T-rex T-shirt T-shirts Tabbies Tabby Table Tableau Tables Uncomfortably Uncomic Uncompelling Uncompromising Unconnected Unconsciousness Unconventional Unconvincing Uncover Uncovered Uncovering Uncovers Undead Undefined Undemanding Undeniable Undeniably Under Under-designed Underarm 41.11G Kamco 0171 916 5301H Young ChildrenJ 2.5R Under 50[ Under Dangerous Creatures If you re the sort of person who becomes squeamish a the sight of a money spider, don t leave your undies lying around in the Amazon Rain Forest Arachnophobes watch out. Microsoft s Dangerous Creatures chronic 33mhz 34.95 34.99 34000 346333 35.19 35.99 3500-odd 35000 350000 350555 351.33 356th 360-degree 33mhz 39.99 4351@ 486dx2@ 486dx2/pentium@ 49.99 52.82 54.99 549442D 58.70@ Additional Adequately Admirable@ Adventure@ After@ Agonisingly@ Airport@ Alfa@ Allows Alongside@ Ambushed@ American's@ Among@ Andes@ e. The package comes as a dual-format CD MPC and Mac and includes a bright green baby dinosaur/dragon soft toy. Multicom has attempted to use the CD medium to produce a fully interactive package for young cC hildren that, according to the back of the box, is sure to spark your child s imagination with plenty of games and easy to make projects for children and parents to do together. Herein lies a major criticism: does interacting with an animated film on-screen, rather than a parent, really spark a child s imagination? Although there are 11 appealing Blue Peter-like projects or crafts to choose from, all with easy-to-fE ollow instructions, you could easily have bought a book of similar projects for a lot less than 41.11. A child would no doubt enjoy watching Max The Dragon and his friends come to life in the story, but though the cartoon illustrations are skillfully composed, the animation is limited to say the least. Okay, so there are also four games to play, but again, with a book and a little imagination you could engage a chilG s attention just as well. If this package had a more realistic price tag, perhaps it could be recommended for those with young kids, but as it is, it looks like it has simply been repurposed from the Max The Dragon books to no great effect. 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Even more horrific, the cockroach (up to six inches long) is ubiquitous on every continent exC cept the Arctic, where the polar bears will get you anyway. Based on a whole series of children s reference books from Dorling Kindersley, this is a peepshow of the nastiest creatures on Earth. Informative and pleasantly gory, with some great puns, it s ideal child-infotainment if you can t shunt them off to some South American wetland of a Sunday afternoon at least you can sit them down in front of the CD-ROM. the heart of the disc are around 250 articles and pictures of the wildest animals on earth. Each entry includes basic facts about the animal, its habitat and what makes it potentially dangerous. There are furth er clickable hot spots with extra information, and punning titles (dental daggers, check the fridge), explaining how the stinging sacs keep on pumping when a stinging bee dies, for example, or how sharks replaG ce their teeth, and how and why leopards have spots (so they can t be seen among similarly spotted youths at suburban raves is not the right answer). There are other helpful hints ranging from reassuring statis tics there are more people eating sharks than sharks eating people at any one time to advice along the lines of What To Do When Confronted by a Standing Grizzly . (Panic, for a start.) This CD retains an aI dmirable attitude of respect for the environment and for the creatures themselves. The record is put straight for maligned animals like the much misunderstood wolf, while the entry for man describes us, probabl y quite accurately, as being the most dangerous creature of all. Overall, the text is fine, if inevitably superficial, the images are interesting and well drawn, and audio is excellently used to provide linksK between entries. The disappointment is the quality of the video. This isn t because of the originals video credits include the BBC, National Geographic, Oxford, Bayer and Anglia s just that Windows mult imedia really isn t good enough to make much of a blurred attempt by one blurry insect to kill another. The most direct approach to entries is via a Habitats and Weapons listing, but there s also an Atlas, an M A-Z, and a series of helpful Guides. All these entries are options on the opening contents page and remain accessible via a panel running along the bottom of every entry. Weapons approaches creatures at their m ost lethal point, looking at how they sting, charge, squash, or bite their victims. The Habitats button divides entries neatly into the main environments to be found on Earth: forest, ocean, Arctic, grassland, O wetland and desert. Opening screens for each of these areas explain why these are valuable resources, before giving users the options of cycling through different terrains where these creatures live. There so an atlas so it s possible to find groups of animals living in one location clicking at any point on the atlas brings up the nearest country. If you know what you want, the Index is a simple A-Z with pictuQ res, which takes you straight to the desired beastie. If you prefer guided tours, Microsoft has provided 12 named guides, with tours covering Amazonian, Australian, North American and African creatures. But the re are some more unusual options including Dreamtime, About Australia, Native American Stories and Dumb Things People Do, as well as the straightforward tours. The guides are personable, with tips, hints and adS vice. Fergus, for example, will tell you cool facts as he leads you around the jungle: his favourite food is chocolate covered ants and he likes the Alfa Alfa flavour of gnu food. Guides warn you if you are str aying from their tour, but it is possible to wander off on your own at any point. Other options include a screen saver, so dangerous creatures can break out into your PC. There s also a picture gallery from whiU ch to choose desktop wallpaper, and you can turn off the sounds if they get too wearing. According to Dangerous Creatures, the range of the Brazilian killer bee extends inexorably every year. In much the same w ay, Microsoft expands its CD-ROM catalogue, and this is a jolly fine addition to the collection, not to mention the fact that a portion of the profits go to the World Wildlife Fund. Watch out, there s a BraziliW an wandering spider behind you. 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There, I ve said it. Sorry, but there s no way that compariaripariv) exhibits, following one thread within the history of flying, or you can watch a story, each of which is like a narrated slid ery exhibit is linked to related subjects a few mouse-clicks away throughout the CD-ROM. For someone with a casual interest in flying and a very disorderly, easily distracted mind, it would be ideal I enjoyedQ it, after all. But the apparent target audience, young teens, would probably be better off with a pot of glue and a packet of balsawood. Jim Smith Daring To Fly Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Maxis 0171 490 R12333 Category Reference Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO e that came from. It would be hard to research a school project on flight from this disc: the information is too partial, and it has been selected for impact over historical worthiness. It is a pleasant enough O experience wandering between the exhibits, though. Like a good encyclopaedia it engages you enough to make you want to cross-reference from one item to another, a task which is greatly aided by the fact that ev ts. Did you know for example, that Hermann Goering took over von Richthofen s squadron the original Flying Circus after the Red Baron was shot down? (Goering painted his plane white.) Or that King Lear becaM me king after his father, King Bladad, leapt from the top of the Temple of Apollo in London, convinced that the healing waters of Bath had given him the power of flight. And there s plenty more weird stuff wher ritten by early fliers, but there is very little sense of connection with the main thread of the disc. Many of the video clips seem disconnected, such as the 90-second movie of a man explaining his love of glidK ing, or how to restore an old aeroplane. And even their technical excellence is let down by folksy narration and cloying Discovery-channel music. The overall effect is of a cornucopia of obscure and bizarre fac story. There are nuggets of video hidden about the program and technically these are very good. The program installs QuickTime for Windows on your machine, which works without a hitch. And there is a consideraI ble depth to the information on this disc, but it is invariably of the bitty, contextless variety that the CD-ROM format encourages. Some exhibits are accompanied by original magazine articles, or even poetry w xperiments or the Airplane Gallery, where you can admire early biplanes and triplanes. If you opt to explore on your own, you are faced with an initially confusing selection of icons, and rather too many pictG ures with too little information attached to them. This is because they are usually explained in one of the tours or stories. You can hotlink from pictures to related items, but not necessarily into the tour or eshow. The difference between the two is that on a tour you can stop the narration and explore the other exhibits in each category before continuing, while in a story you are more or less limited to sitting pasE sively in front of the machine. You can also make your own way through the exhibits item-by-item or simply jump to specialist areas such as the Kids Corner this offers a cutdown set of tours and scientific e 001 415 332 5555 Category Reference Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO ground. Daring to Fly chronicles those dreams, myths and many of the early experiments in aviation, taking the viewer all the way up to the death of the Red Baron von Richthofen and the end of the chivalrouC s age of air warfare. The title is arranged like a museum. You can take a tour of the exhibits, following one thread within the history of flying, or you can watch a story, each of which is like a narrated slid 2y.X- &8.z. 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Doom and its sequel are the PC games, and every title in the genre ultimately has to be judged against them. In the 15 months that have passed since the release C of the original Doom, a huge number of imitations (read, rip-offs ) have appeared. Problem is, almost without exception, the designers have completely missed the point. Most PC owners don t want more of the sa me, what we want is Doom and then some. What we need is a game which is to Doom what Doom was to Wolfenstein 3D and any other action game which came before. Fifteen minutes of playing enough time to complete E the tiny first level and it s obvious that Dark Forces isn t the game which offers that technological leap. Sure, the game engine enables the user to look up and down but that s also a feature in Id Software s Heretic, and, yes, you can even crouch or jump, but these functions, initially at least, appear totally superfluous. Give it an hour or so, though, and you d better call the office and tell them you won t be G in for a few days. Make no mistake, Dark Forces will grab you by the throat and refuse to let go. Dark Forces is the latest in a long line of Star Wars-inspired games from LucasArts. You play Commander Kyle Kat arn, a mercenary employed by the Rebel Alliance s covert intelligence team, who embarks on a series of solo missions. The first (which you ll find in the demo on this month s cover disc) is immediately recognisI able steal the Death Star plans and get out as soon as you can. But thereafter you re working towards one specific goal find and destroy the Dark Troopers, a new breed of super Stormtrooper, which are heavi ly armed, heavily armoured and equipped with jetpacks. Completing each mission gives the Rebel Alliance more clues on the capabilities and whereabouts of the Dark Troopers. You may, for example, have to find thK e remains of a Dark Trooper weapon, return to your ship, set some explosives and get out sharpish, or find a particular person to winkle out information from. But, things aren t as simple as they sound. On the way to completing each mission you might also need to fire at panels, find coloured keys or code letters, or set off a sequence of events to unlock doors to vital passages. And that s just for starters. Off on M a slight tangent here, you begin each mission having just exited your starfighter. Not in an animation as you might expect, but actually in the main environment. In other words, you can run around whether the p olygon-generated craft is taking off, landing or waiting for you. Not impressed? You have to see it to appreciate it I guess. (The TIE Fighters have to be seen to be believed.) Revealing too much of the plot wiO ll ruin it for potential buyers suffice it to say that after battling through various terrains and beating off the prototype Dark Troopers, you ll end up on a spacecraft called the Arc Hammer in the last of t he 14 missions, where you finally get the chance to wipe out the Dark Troopers. The strong storyline is a major difference from the blast-everything-in-sight monsterfest of Doom, and the inclusion of superb aniQ mated cut sequences between each mission keeps the story ticking along nicely. As with all previous Star Wars games, everything ties in perfectly with the original stories, so don t expect the chance to kill Lu ke Skywalker. In fact, none of the main film characters feature, aside from Darth Vader who pops up regularly in the cut scenes, and Jabba the Hutt who appears in a video sequence. What you do get are hundreds S of Stormtroopers to blast and a variety of bit-players including Imperial Commanders, Gamorrean Guards, Star Destroyer Commanders, Imperial Torture Droids, those boggle-eyed swamp creature thingies , and, er look I don t know all their names, okay? Possibly the biggest improvement over Doom is the way the levels are constructed. Although multi-levelled buildings were a feature in Doom, the game engine did not alloU w for rooms built on top of other rooms. It sounds a minor limitation, but Dark Forces, which doesn t suffer from the same problem, shows the major handicap it was. Here, not only are most of the levels a lot l arger than those in Doom, the architecture is vastly more complex. Buildings are often several stories high, caverns many levels deep. There are floating walkways, huge lifts, giant moving structures, and much W more besides, making the whole environment seem much more, dare I say it, interactive. When you find yourself in a complex area you ll learn to use the look up and down facilities before you leap, as you lose e nergy (thus risking a life) if you fall too far. At times you re forced to crouch to get through small gaps, and running jumps across platforms are often essential, so it becomes clear that those extra moves weY t included for show. In fact, at times Dark Forces feels like a 3D platform game or even a 3D adventure, as much as a 3D shoot- em-up. What I particularly like is the variation in the settings for each miss ll find yourself in swamplands, mining territories, icy wastelands, spaceships and more. You ll also come across specific features which aren t repeated from gas chambers to giant rotating mining dr[ ills, right down to simple graphic details. And the variety keeps it all fresh and exciting. Talking of things exciting (nice Radio 2-style link there, eh?), the weapons certainly don t disappoint, although don t expect a Light Sabre re not a Jedi Knight, you know. You start the game with a simple pistol, but it s not long before you ll be able to grab a Stormtrooper rifle, and then Thermal Detonators (grenades] ) which are pretty much essential for making holes in walls to find secret rooms. These basic weapons aren t very accurate, but later you ll find more advanced weaponry including mines, repeater and concussion rifles, a mortar gun, and the highly powerful cannons used by the Dark Troopers. Many have dual functionality: press the standard fire button to release a grenade, for instance (the longer you depress the butto_ n the further it goes), and it ll explode on impact, but hit the alternative fire button and it bounces around for three seconds (literally) before exploding. As you would expect, LusasArts has the weapon noise s down to a fine art, but the special effects on some levels such as howling winds, rushing water and moving machinery are excellent, too. As in fact is the context-sensitive soundtrack, but unless you havea a MIDI-compatible sound card, you re definitely not going to hear the music at its best. A really neat touch is the narrative and the (pre-determined) radio conversations between yourself and base there shou ld have been more of both. Conversely, the shouts from the Imperial forces There he is! Stop, Rebel scum! Surrender immediately re in violation of Imperial law t fail to impress, but aftec r you ve heard them for the thousandth time Blimey, I m finding negative points now, aren t I? Well, yes, brilliant though Dark Forces is, it s not perfect. One of the biggest faults is that there s no way of knowing how much of a level you ve seen. Like Doom, the maps only show areas which have been explored. This is no bad thing. The problem is that you re not given a completion or secrets revealed score when the e objective is fulfilled you could have missed something and you ll never know. Also, the variation in mission objectives, rather than the usual find the exit scenario is a great feature, but when you find a person as asked, you would at least expect them to move, wouldn t you? Here, they re not remotely animated, and sadly the missions end there and then. It would have been cool if you had to escort them back tog your starfighter. The enemy characters especially the Dark Troopers are very well drawn, and the animation is spot on, too. Particularly good is the way Stormtroopers and the like fall back when hit, and f ly in the air when blown up. Shame, then, that the enemy seems devoid of any sort of intelligence. It s sometimes possible to open doors directly behind Stormtroopers and they still won t turn around until you i fire at them. Doh! And all too rarely do they follow you through doors. The most intelligent enemy would have been human, but sadly LucasArts has denied you the chance to take on a friend over a network or via modem Dark Forces is one-player only. Still, I m not convinced that the game as it stands would be suitable for multi-player games the levels are too complex, and as I said before, this is as much of an adk venture as a blast. t let the minor negative points and lack of multi-player options put you off, however. Doom and Doom II remain the best games of their type if you want to play against friends, but for t he soloist this game beats them both hands down. Dark Forces is more than just a blast which sets it apart from its rivals. As a result, it s not just the Star Wars fan s Doom, it s the thinking man s Doom. Warren Chrismas Dark Forces Special Requirements 8Mb RAM, 33MHz 486 recommended Price 49.99 (inc VAT) Contact Virgin 0181 960 2255 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO :8>y:X2 :8ByF 7:X:X67% :X:X68) 67ByByF >X:X:Y) 67:X6767:X) :X682 >X:X6 7By%r >y:X2 By681 6868c~ 6828. 7>yBy>y2 :4:4: 64636364 4:4:4>U5 4:5:U >5:4- U:U:V:V 4>V:7- >yBzJ :4:5:U 4>V>w>w :V:V:U6 4:V>w:U- 4>v:V:V:U :U>w>w1 :5:v:V:V >V641 5>v>w:V1 :U>w>w6 :U>w>w:U- U:4:5:V:V>V- :4 :5>V1 :464) :464- :46464- 64646 :564: 64641 464:3: 6464:4- 464:4: :464: :464) 46464 64 :4:46 76867 :7:868! 676868) 2868- 67676 Judgement Judges Judging Judicious Juggling Jukebox Julia Julie Juliet Julius Jumbled Jumbled-up-tiles-tha Jump-pads Jumped Jurassic Jurgen Steal Stealing Stealth Steam Steamhammer Steaming Steamroller Steamy Steel Steely Steep Steepish Steer Steering Steers Steinberg Stellar Stelle Stems iffly Still Stills Stimulation Jetpacks Jetson Jetson's Jetting Jettisoned Jetty Jew's Buying Imperial Imperialism Impersonate Impersonated Impersonation Implant Implanted Implausible Implement Implementation Implementations Implemented Implementing Implicates Implicit Implied Implies Import Importance Important eposing Impossible Impotence Impresario Impress Improvement Improvements Improves Improving Dual-carriageway Dual-fire Dual-format Dual-speed Dubbed Dubbing Dubious Dubious-looking Duchess Duck-shoot Ducks Duckworths Dukakis Dullest-looking Dumbo Dummy Grenades Gretchen Greyscale Gridders Gridlocked Grids Grierson Griffin Griffith Grigorovich Grill Grimaces Grimacing Grimalkin Grind Gripe Gripes Gripped Gripping Grips Grisham Grisly Gristle Gritted Gritty Grizzly Grobo Grobos Grenades@ Grinning@ Grocer's@ Group Growing@ Growl Grunge@ Guests Guideline@ Guides Gun-toting@ Gutful@ Hailing Half-cat-type@ Halftime@ Hamilton@ Harold@ Harvey Having Head-butt Health Heath@ Heirarchy@ Helicon@ Helplessness@ Helps HenryHip@ 232200 23431 24-bit 24-inch 24-stone 24.95 24.98 24.99 240050 246333 271919 29-volume 29.37 29.38 29.95 29.99 35.99G US Gold 0121 625 3388H GamesJ 3.5R Under 40[ Under YA Dark Seed A dark and macabre graphic adventure inspired by the Alien worlds of H R Giger. Dark Seed is a cinematic game that seems filled with promise. Anyone who has ever seen the film Alien will recognise the designer stics and two mystical orbs. You own one orb and your enemy owns the other. To become all powerful you need both of them as does he and so the two of you have mustered armies to battle against each other the idea being to beat your rival and grab his orb, while stopping him from doing the same to you. Building up your army is no simple matter. A total of 16 different beasts are available and these range from pu ny orcs to all powerful conjurers. Each recruit costs a number of credits and the more powerful the monster, the more expensive the cost so you have to decide which will serve you best. Your credit limit is setE before a game and the higher it is, the more you can afford and thus the longer the battle should last. Once you ve spent your cash and built up a suitably impressive war machine you then have to nominate one character as the orb carrier. Regardless of whether you choose your most powerful monster, or a lesser individual once he s killed it s over. The strategy part takes place on an isometric grid or, if you preferG to see a little more of the action, on an overhead map. Each side takes it in turns to move its army forward and each piece moves a varying amount of squares at a time. As things progress either one of your ch aracters will attack an enemy opponent or be attacked. This causes the screen to change to the combat arena. Both antagonists appear in the centre and battle from a top down perspective, with the view zooming iI n as the contenders near each other and zooming out as they get further apart la Star Control. Although everything is beautifully presented, the game does sadly have some annoying failings particularly th e isometric grid, which doesn t really show enough of the screen at any one time. The CD version offers no enhancements over the floppy edition except for the fact that it can be run straight from disc. Still,K the game does offer you the chance to battle against another player, either by taking turns on a single PC or by modem or serial link, and the sheer playabilty of a head-to-head monster-bashing challenge does go some way to making up for its shortcomings elsewhere. 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He can t dance so that makes for much moodier and more static pop vids which put less of a strain on the encoding than Tina Turner s jiggery pokery. monsters and nightmare mindscapes in Dark Seed, because both are the work of H R Giger, the designer who provided the inspiration for Ridley Scott s seminal sci-fi work. If you liked Alien, you will probably lC ove Dark Seed. The parallels with the film turn out to be more than just graphically based. Dark Seed is one of a growing number of computer games that borrow heavily from traditional Hollywood techniques. It h as an opening credits sequence, a musical score (albeit a long and tedious one) and a cinematic progression of scenes and actors. To make the actors move as realistically as possible, the Cyberdreams developmenE t team has used digitised movies of real people. But despite the use of such techniques, the results are just about okay, and it seems we are still some way off truly realistic movement in games. More impressiv e is the 3D aspect of the playing environment, which is enhanced by the use of translucent overlays, highlights and shadows. Cyberdreams has paid significant attention to detail here. The game is divided into tG hree days in the life of the hero, Mike Dawson. Your job is to guide Mike through the maze of life-threatening environments, picking up clues and tools along the way. The game opens with Mike waking up in his new house complaining of a headache after a terrible nightmare. Unfortunately for him, the nightmare turns out to be real. An embryonic alien really has been implanted in his forehead, and it will burst out in I three days time, causing mayhem and further headaches unless he manages to locate and placate the infant s elders in that time. Your job is to help him find the secret gateway to the parallel universe of night mares so he and the world can be saved. You soon discover that this involves a lot of walking about collecting various objects, with very little help and even fewer clues. It is only once you are in the underwoK rld that your troubles really begin. Life turns really weird and hideous surprises lurk around every corner. In these sequences, Giger has succeeded in giving Dark Seed a very real sense of foreboding. Dark See d is incredibly difficult to crack. You are given only the briefest of instructions, telling you how to actually manoeuvre Mike via the mouse. After that you are on your own. It s a good idea to constantly saveM your game so that you don t have to keep starting all over again. Dark Seed undoubtedly advances the art of the computer game on CD-ROM, and will especially appeal to experienced game players. The imagery and graphics are excellent, and are certainly up to the highest video game standards. Cyberdreams provides a UK based dial up help line for this game. You re going to need it. 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Will this gr The Video Collection keeps true to its title and delivers 25 videos featuring of some of the best Bowie tunes, spanning 1972 with Space Oddity to 1990 and the re-vamped Fame 90. Some classic Ziggy Stardust gC ender-bending and corruscating guitar on Jean Genie begin a delightful trip down memory lane which takes you through the smacked-up, gaunt-faced Bowie of the excellent Heroes to the clean-cut and Armani-clad sm oothie of China Girl. Sound, as per usual on these VideoCD discs, is exemplary, and picture quality was fine on the less energetic videos. Digital blocking is noticeable in places but overall the disc can be E recommended over a VHS copy (it ll sound better and won t degrade as you play your fave tracks over and over). Like all the current PMI releases, there is no interaction on the disc, bar the bog-standard skip, search and slo-mo functions. But there is nothing wrong with that; for twenty quid you get 94 minutes of digital Bowie, which is excellent value whatever way you look at it. If and when VideoCD replaces magnetiG c tape as the dominant medium for pre-recorded material, this disc will be remembered as one of the pioneers which got the ball rolling. 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Unfortunately, it doesn t seem to matter how you put it together, the contraption still works regardless. Not much of a puzzle there. Dazzeloids makes extensive use of QuickTime movies, but the lack of any substance means this disc isn t going to entertain kids for very long. Malcolm Smith Dazzeloids Special Requirements PC, 486SX-25, 8Mb the Habitroids, leaving the kids to watch TV and play video games. Pointed satire indeed. A Child is Bored , you have to decide which Dazzeloid will save little Jeremy Gerbilman from becoming a square-eyed G zombie. In Banker, Spare that Pet Shop , the Dazzeloids have to rescue the smelly but lovable Probe and Poke Pet Shop from the void of the Mediogre s Transglumifier. You have to help Anne Dilly Whim construct ave two stories to watch but you can also get a history and outline of each character s good and bad points. The goodies include Stinkabod Lam , daredevil, prankster, and fan of nude gymnastics, and Yendor TalbE neerg, technology whizzkid and occasional depressive. On the baddies side is Mediogre, head of Blando Corporation, aided by his techno-weasel sidekick, Pin Bleeper. Their plan is to wreak a wave of boredom on ab the attention of kids? Initially, yes. The brightly-painted, imaginatively-drawn characters will certainly engage children, but the dumb storylines and lack of interesting interactivity will not drum up muchC repeat viewing. While there are a few songs and a number of very short books to read, there are no real puzzles or games. It s simply a case of clicking on the various characters to see the story unfold. 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Here, both the pl s aesthetic sensibilities, the live experience is at least an experience. What takes place in the shade of your domestic yucca is not the same thing. Unless, of course, you re the sort of person for whom reaC ding is believing. The Floyd have never been good in close-up. And though the grandiloquence of the show itself, and the artfulness of the vision-mixing, do contrive to suggest that something marvellous is goin g on behind the foliage of the medium, the sense never leaves you that this thunder is clapping at a distance, and that it s moving away fast. Many of the classics are there, including Shine On You Crazy DiamonE d, One Of These Days, Time, On The Run, The Great Gig In The Sky and Wish You Were Here. The image-quality is sharp s at least up to the precision and tonal subtlety of broadcast video and the sound is c lean. However, you d need to hook your telly up to a hi-fi to get anything like the best out of this format s claimed sonic capabilities, and even then you d have to put up with the fact that in this particularG case the original was mixed with audience delirium included. Audience noise is always sublimated to a degree in the concert hall, partly by the sheer presence of the music. At domestic volume levels, however, the audience intrudes like canned laughter on random release. In place of actual experience, CD-i ought at least to counterfeit an illusion of power: power to control the way information reaches you; power to mI anipulate that information once it s arrived. And, in truth, The Delicate Sound Of Thunder does offer you a basic set of tools. You can do all kinds of stuff, like fast-forward, rewind, stop, pause, slo-mo; exc iting stuff you ll have recently mastered on your VCR. 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Nuff said Energy crackles all around as you materialise in the mine ot and the action in the game accurately follow the original using clips from the film combined with specially recorded sequences of Sly Stallone and Wesley Snipes. The full motion video is as good as you ll geC t in any game, and the sound is great too they ve even wisely omitted the title song by Sting. The problem is the bits which come in between, usually referred to as the gameplay. There are 16 sections in all, nine of which are shooting galleries, similar to the Operation Wolf games of old. Whilst these aren t bad, they hardly push back the barriers of gaming. Of the other levels, four are Sly versus Wesley fightingE sections. Digitised footage of the actors has been used and as a result the available moves are very limited. In short, this is no Street Fighter II clone. There are two Doom-like 3D maze sections where the ob ject is to shoot the baddies and find a way out, and these have been done very well the fast movement is particularly commendable, but there s little variation in scenery and the novelty soon wanes. The finalG type is the car chase. The less said about this the better, except to say that the road is perfectly straight. Virgin s first foray in the 3DO market is a major disappointment. While the presentation is first class, Demolition Man is essentially a collection of strictly average and wholly unoriginal sub-games. A wasted opportunity. 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The dual struts of the cockpit are before you, lasers are fully charged, there are missiles on board and you re ready to go to work. Slowly, you move the ship forward. There s a drop beneath you but you re weC ightless in this place, so it doesn t matter; you point the ship s nose at the floor and accelerate forward, hitting the ground with a slight crash. You turn and take a moment to re-orient yourself re loo king down a corridor on its side. The ship turns over and you re upright; you move forward again slightly, rounding one corner. Suddenly there s an electronic hum, the distinctive sound of a robot coming alive E s there, out of nowhere, darting down from above you panic, try to accelerate away, readjust your view but it s not working, and now you re being shot at from all sides. The last thing you see before the ship explodes is the ceiling This is Descent, a first-person perspective 3D game with a difference there are no limits on where you go. Descent is similar to a lot of space flight games except this time it s inside a mine, a claustrophobic environment of twisting tunnels, vertical shafts and dark corners. You play the role of an employee of the Post Terran Mining Corporation, a troubleshooter sent into the mines to rid them of a new batch of malevolent robots. They ve gone AWOL, and now they re holding the mines, along with a few miners for good measure. Your mission is to enter each mine in turn, destroy all the robotI s you can find, rescue the miners, blow the reactor and get the hell out. Sounds simple, eh? Like the plot to a million and one games. Well, you re right partially. It is a hackneyed plot, but by no means is it easy. Descent has a lot in common with a certain other game beginning with D. It s hard not to make comparisons, but they are sufficiently different to be great games in their own right. In a lot of ways, DeK scent is much tougher than that other game . To begin with, the control method is much harder to master. While in Doom you only had to worry about seven keys, for moving forward, back, strafing and so on, in D escent you are looking at a minimum of six keys just to move your ship, with up to 12 if you want to fully use the ship s manoeuverability. I don t have to tell you that you ll need to grow extra fingers if youM want to play with the keyboard. I found using a mouse was the best compromise; however when initially playing, you ll probably find yourself both hopelessly lost, and also staring at the ceiling or looking int o rooms on your side for a while. It takes time, but the controls can be mastered, and when they are you begin to appreciate how different Descent is from other games not least in how it s played. These are mO ines, after all, so don t expect every mission to be a single-level, move from room to room killing bad guys affair. Far from it Descent s mines are structured in three dimensions, and you won t forget it. Yo ll soon find you re checking the roof for tunnels, avoiding holes in the floor as they might lead down to hordes of robots, swooping down twisting passageways and generally living up the 3D experience. If youQ suffered motion sickness playing Doom, then you ll probably be reaching for the sick bag before too long. Despite turning green at the aerobatics you re performing, though, you ll be pleased to know that the m ines themselves are completely texture-mapped and shaded, with moody lighting, steaming lava pits, generators, secret rooms and plenty more besides. Apart from a fully 3D playing area, Descent scores over otherS games in offering real intelligence in the bad guys. No more creeping right up behind them and letting them have it they know you re there and will react accordingly. It doesn t take too long for them to fig ure out how you fight, either; they dodge your missiles as soon as you fire them, hide around corners and wait for you, attack in groups even back off in tunnels and wait for you to come closer. I swear, you U can hear them giggling as they wait for you. There s lot of variety in the metal beasties, too different degrees of intelligence, weaponry and abilities means you re always on your toes. Descent was originall y released as shareware, so you might be wondering what you get in addition in this full release version. Well, to begin with, despite coming on a CD, this is just a convenient way of shipping the game as it inW stalls completely to your hard drive (needing 24Mb to install, and preferably 15Mb of free space to use as virtual memory), and has no extra features. However, we are promised a CD-enhanced version this summer, with extra levels, more robots and power-ups, animated cut-scenes and all the usual stuff. If you re slavering at the mouth to buy Descent, there is one more thing to mention as is de rigueur these days, DesY cent has a full network option. Supporting up to eight players, and allowing for network, serial and modem play, this is the icing on the cake. If your Doom death matches are getting boring, try an eight-player Descent game after a few minutes of frantic chases through the tunnels and shafts, you ll be wondering why you ever bothered with that other game Stephen Reid Descent Special Requirements 486DX with 8Mb[r RAM, 24Mb hard disk space minimum Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Interplay 01235 821666 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO JsB1-m 1JsJsN JSFRJsJs5 sFSJsFRB F2FR= 1JsFSF2B1B1B F2FSF SFRB1B B1FRJSJSFSB15 1FRJSFRJSJS9 FRFRFSF1FRJSB JsJtJsB1B1F1B19 FRNtN FRB1B1B F0JPJ.Vn^ =JsB1B1B JsB1JsB Rk^+=' JsJsN NtB1-m m:iZ*B B(b V)M J.JOF0B1: JtFR= ^J^J^*^kr JLJtR JsB1- rgrgv F0FO: R,ZKI LR*ZJVLA JiZ+%F RoF.J.JOJO^ NtB19 2J.)*I2j )2I2i2 0FS)l (*(.I6 .I*(% *(.I.i OFr%k 6-:l1 *H. 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Especially since it is one of the first non-ga essly cash in on the Gulf War, casting you as a marauding chopper pilot in a familiarly sandy Middle Eastern country. The game involves flying at a fixed height around an isometric landscape and shooting the heC ll out of anything you don t like the look of (people with funny taches and funnier looking hats). Unlike the real thing, however, there s a strong tactical element. Your helicopter is the cat s pyjamas when i t comes to wreaking airborne devastation, but its armaments and supplies aren t limitless. So the desert is littered with things to aid you: cratefuls of weapons, big piles of fuel drums and huge tubes of high-E factor sun-cream. To balance this, the landscape is equally crowded with excitable foreigners with heavy weaponry, SCUD launchers, anti-aircraft missiles and Deirdre Barlow wigs. The tactical part involves ensu ring that you pick (or blast) your way through the bad guys, complete your missions, and balance your fuel and ammo. This sounds like a doddle until you realise that the stuff has to last you an entire campaignG comprising of several missions. There are set objectives to each mission, all listed on the on-board computer. You ll be called on to provoke male-bonding scenes by rescuing a comrade behind the lines, outbrea ks of projectile vomiting by blowing up chemical weapons plants, and the growth of extra heads on infants for miles around by blowing up nuclear reactors. (Apparently the desert irrigation and tree-planting misI sion was too bugged to release). The helicopter behaves as you d expect: the nose points up and down when you fly forward and backward, and off to the side when you crash into a camel. The shooting, however, is left to your intelligent co-pilot. You point the chopper vaguely in the right direction and he (or she) fine-tunes the aim. Thanks to the beauty of isometricity, this can sometimes lead to what in a sitcom wK ould be called an hilarious mix-up. You might have fancied blowing up the rather dangerous anti-aircraft missile launcher, only to see him use your last Hellfire on the chip shop next door. Later in the game, y ll locate and save an ace co-pilot, and things will get a little less hit and miss. The difficulty level rose quickly in the console game, and this version seems a little harder, largely because the enemy rate of fire is quicker. This CD-ROM version has an extra level which is harder still. At least you won t finish it in a hurry. It s fast, tricky, action-packed and politically incorrect. And it s probably you r only chance to fire-bomb a camel and get away with it. Patrick McCarthy Desert Strike Price 34.99 (inc VAT) Contact Gremlin 0114 275 3423 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO R(R(R ^kZ(M V)^Jf ^jZ)V'M ZMVPNR9 ^jV(Q Z(ZMVrB SF1-j J2R+M FRVoM NtVoM sF2)( RRR1^ 1VR=I NsVs5( NsRs5( NsRS5( NsVs5( NsRR5( JRVs5) ,ZRV2A V(V'ZIZI^jZIZJN V'V'V(R V(ZHZIV(ZI j&ZiZkZIN'I V'ZHZjZIZIZHZI^j^k^ bHfH^Ibjbib ^j?ZIZj^ 1V0R M ^j^jZi^j^ `r m! ^sZsJ1B1A ^sZsZR] )ZIR)- Vk> % RI%f s^R{{ s^R{{ k> !& ,bs^R{{ s^R{{ R*VNR )RI-E VJ> % RkF*- JJ(%f Cat's Cat-like Cat-o'-nine Cat-on-a-hot-tin-roo Cat-race Cataclysmic Catalogue Cataloguing Catalyst Catapult Catapulted Catastrophe Cataudella Catch Catch-all Catcher Catcher's Catching Catchphrases Catchy Categories Categorised Categorises Category Missiles Missing Mission Mission-based Missions Mississippi Misspell Missus Mistake Mistakes Mister Mistook Misty Plants 5laque Plastic Plate Plates Platform $29.95G$Software Catalogue 001 916 939 1004H MPCI ReferenceJ 2R Under 30[ Under Dinosaur Safari s the perfect example of a multimedia product that has tried to combine education and entertainment but has not quite brought it off on either count. As a game, it is too difficult to get into and not quit` mes products to make use of full-motion video, courtesy of Sigma s RealMagic MPEG decoder. Any disc that promises to reproduce the authentic bar-room experience in the comfort of my own front room mini-bar is oC kay by me. Unfortunately, Digital Bar left me stone-cold sober, playing more like a digitised Oddbins catalogue than a perfect mix for learning, entertainment and Great parties! as the back of the package pro mised. The interface is underdeveloped. Even as a rudimentary guide to preparing and mixing cocktails, it is flawed by its sluggardly performance and miminalist presentation. Stocking Your Bar offers advice onE the basic ingredients the spirits (or liquors) and mixers you are likely to need, as well as de rigeur cocktail glasses and extras, and the tools of the trade, each accompanied by a how-to video. As with a ll of the clips on this disc, though, the only way we could play anything like full-motion video was to hack in through the back door and play the MPEG files via the Windows Media Player. All we got through theG program interface were the usual scratchy AVI files. Preparations takes you through the various stages of cooling glasses, salting and garnishing, and trade secrets . These consist of four admittedly useful tips on flaming, layering, shaking and straining. Recipes offers the lowdown on over a thousand exotic concoctions, running from A.J. to Zanzibar, while Popular Drinks offers video clips showing the more famouI s of these recipes being mixed by your resident hostess. Like most of the information on this disc, the recipes and mixing tips are comprehensive and genuinely useful. On the whole, though, the presentation is so weak, and the rate of accessing the disc so frustratingly slow, that you d probably be better off with a book. Guy Sneesby The Digital Bar Price $29.95 Contact Software Catalogue 001 916 939 1004 CategoryKl Reference/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO Requires 486SX-25; S-VGA graphics; RealMagic card recommended +J6=C RJ2J2JR5 K ,9 RdNE$M= $l$L4 +$l4 + ,=j + L0 N%N&E J%(m4 , L$m4 + + L$MAk + +$L(l ,( $M kV + +(m, + + LZ H,o L^ $M , L L +$L(nR&s $L$k= K$M, , -$M0 + +$L(m0 :y:X6Y .7.8. N.Vmg :y6y6Y2Y2X2828.8 y:y6y6Y2X2X27.8.8. (l$L( y6y6X2Y2X27.8.8 V/ZRj R,ZMr z2X2Y28 z282Y28 !J6Rx-. z2X2Y2828.8.7* S6Y2X2Y2828.8 u2Y2X2X2 28.8. :w2Y2Y r*vLv 672Y2Y28.828.8* Fv292Y2X28.8* JRV-v 2Y928. .7>qV RKN+RKj 6Y66F 0 <bd 29.8) vc^)- rdnDndnCrBz VMR,o JQF1V n*)2+* 9 Ns J2I 3Jt!+ "`FL_ 6W 2W6w662W2W2626.62V2W2 276x2x2w JR90 2x2W2W6x26 0JR)J B62w6x2x2W 2x2x2y6xJ 6y2W9 JRNS90 NrF1%) 6y2y6y2 $m$l, VnN(F*g. NjNIR F)NkA N)Nk= KNJF)J (j$K K$ Old-fash Old-fashioned Old-school's Old-style Old-time Old-timers Older Oldest Oldfield Oldfield's Oddity Oddjob's Oddly Oddness Odious Odyssey Scratchy Scream Screams Screechy 55.56D approxG$Creative Multimedia 001 503 241 4351H SciencesJ Over Over bA&Dinosaurs! The Multimedia Encyclopedia As the name suggests, MDI s Dinosaurs! The Multimedia Encyclopedia is essentially a reference work. You ll find no 3D glasses, cartoon animations or snazzy sound effects here. And though it could have been very` e enough fun, and as an educational tool there aren t enough articles and the reference material is too difficult to access. You begin life as a rookie photographer armed with a camera. Your mission is to travC el through time, track down extinct reptiles and dinosaurs and capture them on film in their natural habitats. Data Crystals enable you to take photos (you begin with five) which you then sell to the National C hronographic society for energy points. As you progress through the ranks to junior photographer and so on, you receive additional tools like video cameras and radar devices to make your assignment easier. OncE e you ve taken a picture, you can view it to gain more information on each dinosaur, like height, weight, diet, time it lived and classification. This is a frustrating package, and the information is limited. T hough there are a number of animations, they are all more like cartoon images and the soundtrack is minimal. Multimedia should bring something new and innovative to software; this package doesn t deliver. 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And that's official! s been a long time coming, but the official Discworld point-and-click adventure is f venture is f` dry and boring, Media Design Interactive has obviously gone to great lengths to produce a package that is stuffed full of easily accessible information. This program is certainly less detailed than Microsoft DC inosaurs in terms of textual material, but it features much more background information. It s like attending a very good lecture with sophisticated presentation techniques like videos, slideshows and narrative, all backed up with a colourful card index. There are five sections in the program: Age Of The Dinosaur, Ask The Experts, Dinosaur Directory, Story Of The Fossils and Dinosaur Gallery. Within each of the Age aE nd Fossils sections are further chapters, which you can move in and out of by means of the dinosaur head at the top right of the screen. The Dinosaur Gallery and Ask The Experts sections are a series of illust rations and a question-and-answer session in video format. The Dinosaur Directory features an index of all entries, with icons displaying what type of information is available for each entry (still photo, map, G movie, museum listing); clicking on an entry pops up its associated card. All of this information is displayed within the space of a 13-inch screen, so the pictures and videos can often be difficult to make out , although you can choose to zoom in on still pictures. Information is simple to access, but moving about the fast index (selected by clicking the magnifying glass) takes some getting used to. When I did a searI ch for T-Rex it found no entries. This was because I was still in the Sauropod family, as I had previously been looking at Diplodocus. Check your parameters before searching! Dinosaurs! The Multimedia Encyclope dia is perfect for students at lower secondary school level and anybody with an inquisitive mind but if it s entertainment you re looking for, get Valley Of The Dinosaurs out on video. Dinosaurs! 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The differences between the two programs are minor and, for most purposes, irrelevant. Like RedShift, you can position yourself almosmos` hat this is as close to the books as you are likely to get without Mr P learning how to program himself. Although basically a typical point-and-click thingy, Discwor character I was disappointed not to find was Mort, but apparently he ll be popping up in Discworld 2. Discworld is quite possibly the best adventure in this genre. It s not a victim of its own hype, it complemeO nts its pedigree well, is well structured and the voice characterisations are superb. Just for once a licence-based game is worth every penny. John Davidson Discworld Price 49.99 (inc VAT) Contact Psygnosis P'0151 282 3000 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO mini quests which you find yourself on throughout the gameplay are long and complex, you never really get bored with the action. For Discworld buffs, you ll be pleased to know that virtually every major locaM tion in Ankh Morpork is in the game, along with many other locations dotted around the disc. As far as characters go, they may not all be here but the vast majority of really famous ones are around. The only e thought of doing this before? If you want to use an object you simply pick it up from the window and drag it onto the thing you want to interact with. Simplicity itself. As far as basic adventuring goes, itK has to be said that this is one of the best games I ve played since I first booted up Monkey Island 2 (still one of the best point-and-clickers ever). The puzzle structure is really quite superb, and while the t really shines is in inventory manipulation. While pretty much every other game in the genre uses either an on-screen inventory (such as Indy: Fate of Atlantis) or a separate screen system (like Gabriel KnightI , or any other Sierra game for that matter), Discworld uses a unique windowing system. Double-click on Rincewind and a window pops up which can be re-sized and moved just like in Windows. Cool. Why hasn t anyon g an original game. Not only is it an original storyline as opposed to something lifted from the Discworld novels, but also employs a new point-and-click graphics engine which is quite simply superb. The interfG ace is actually very similar to that used in LucasArts adventures left clicking on objects allows you to interact with items, whilst right clicking looks at/talks to/mucks around with things. However, where i ld differs from many others in a number of respects. First, it s English which is a novelty in itself. Second, it s funny. Funnier probably than Sam & Max or even Monkey Island. Third, it has famous people ic Idle provides the voice of Rincewind (the hero of the tale) with all of the other character voices being provided by Jon Pertwee, Tony Robinson and Spitting Image voice-actors. Finally, it has a stab at bein '0151 709 5755 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO inally here, and thankfully it is more than worthy of the licence deal developer Teeny Weeny Games has managed to produce something truly worthy of the much loved Terry Pratchett books. By involving the authoC r at every major point the team has ensured that this is as close to the books as you are likely to get without Mr P learning how to program himself. 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Instead we have 10 songs from uns` t anywhere in the Universe. You can t stand on a planet s moon (except Earth s), but you can travel on comets, asteroids and artificial satellites. Clicking on a star will give you a heap of information that reC lates to it, and stars can be labelled with the SkyMap, Draper or Smithsonian catalogue numbers. Distant Suns comes with a core database of 9,824 stars up to magnitude 6.7, but you can load in the full NASA Sky Map catalogue of 255,000 stars, as well as the complete Hubble Guide Star Catalogue, which amounts to something over 16 million stars. You can view eclipses, precession, conjunctions and alignments, and like ReE dShift you can print out ephemera and predict meteor showers. The program comes with a selection of orbits of asteroids, comets and satellites which you can load and view. And it s simple to add your own. he stars and deep sky objects are clearly marked, but the display of the planets is not as impressive as the bitmaps of RedShift. However, there are lots of small, nice touches in Distant Suns. For instance, yoG u can emulate light pollution (various environments such as country, town, city or New York are available) with the Skylight option, and see the devastating effect that street lights have on astronomical observ ation. Distant Suns is a more open-ended program than RedShift, with the ability to add in extra movies, objects and orbital data, and I expect a number of add-ons either from the author or from users thaI t will make this great program unbeatable. Distant Suns Price 59.95 Contact Meridian 0181 543 3500 Category Reference/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 0A A(A 0A$A$A0A0A8b$A$A A(A(A @ <a 0A,A4A AH 4A8a8a@a 4a8a(A$ADa<a 0A4a(A@a,A$A0A8a4A (A$A !$B RJRJR F1B1B 1F1F11 Sunset Sunshine Sunshine-and-shoestr Suntanned Suped-up Super Super-8 Super-intelligent Super-nova Super-race Super-special Super-sub Super-team Superannuated Superb perbly-equipped Superego Superficial Superfluous Supergiants 19.95D (inc VAT)G*Day at the Beach Productions 0171 233 9924H MusicJ 2R Under 20[ Under Doom II The greatest PC game ever is updated and put onto CD-ROM, but has it lost any of its magic? If you haven t played, seen, or at least heard of, Doom then I hope you had a nice time t imagine where you igned artists and groups drawn from hundreds of hopefuls. The name Don t Play Track One reflects the fact that the digital data for the interactive elements of the disc is stored on the first . So you canC play the songs on your hi-fi as long as you don t play track one etc Interactivity arrives in the form of full-screen computer animations and (rather less than full screen) video windows which interpret eac h song often in a very creative way. As usual, you can point and click on hot spots within the imagery to make something interactive happen. There are also humorous video intrusions from a certain MC RoE b who explains, for instance, why keeping CD-ROMs in the fridge is a good idea provided, of course, that you keep them away from the cat food I really wanted to like DPTO. I felt that here was a disc with th e attitude and approach to hijack interactive entertainment back from the propeller heads. But sadly the implementation is deeply flawed. Much of the computer animation is clumsily executed and the interaction G is anchored firmly at the Fisher Price Activity Centre level. Click a hot spot and see a bed levitate. Click on a plane and gasp another plane appears. Ho hum. However, there s not a single duff song on the CD and there are several that are really rather good. In fact, after a couple of hours reviewing this disk on a PC, what I wanted to do most was say bugger the interactivity and stuff the damn thing in my hiI -fi. Which kind of defeats the object of the exercise. t Play Track One. Great name. Great idea. Great album. Dodgy CD-ROM. Mat Toor t Play Track One Requires 33MHz 486, 8Mb RAM, 30Mb of hard disk sp ace, thousands of colours recommended Price 19.95 (inc VAT) Contact Day at the Beach Productions 0171 233 9924 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 1J1F1F1JRJRF1B JRJsJrJRJRJsJrJRF1F1= NRJ2JRJRJ2F1 JsJsJrJRJ2F1B F1F1B J1JRJ1B F1F1B F1JsJr JsJRJRF1B F1JRJsJs JsJsJRJRJ2F1B F1F1= JRJRF1B JsJRJRF1B 1NrJsJsJrJrJsJRJRJsJsJRJRJ1F1B F1F19 JRJRB F1JsJrJsJRJRJsJRJ1F1= RMJRJSJsJsJRJRJ1F1B 1F1F11 JRJRF1B JSRob JsJsJRJRF1B F1F1B F1B1U JRJRJ1F1B 1F1F1)J F1F1JRJRB F1JsVMe NsJRF1B F1F1B Js8JRJ2K J1F1B JRJsV-ee JRF1= F1J2F1F1B JROF1F1B RJsJsJrNrJRFRF1B F1F1= FRJsJSV-e JR}J2F1> sVMb e .FRF0Z Y F1F1= -NrJSV-e nlnmwW J1F1F1B JRNJ2B2R F1B1)k SV-eQ JR~FRV F1~J1F1F F1F1J2JRFRV F1J2FRU F1F2V,e F1B1I F1~J1F1F1B 1F1F1J1F1N.ME F1~J1-k F1FR)K !JR o{ F1F1%* F1F1B F1F1F 1NRJRF1B 1NsJsJRB FRJsJsNsa F1F1= 1F1JRJRJ1F1F1J1 JR&F1B F1JRF1B J1JsJsNsJRJRJrJrNsNRB NsF1B F2NRJR5 JR F1B F1F1B F1JsJs JR NsJR9 JRNsB VMZnb ZoROB JR J1F1B F1JsJs oZnVKM F1J1JRJRJ2F1B F1B1B F1JRJsJsJR= F1F1R RNsF1)J ^nR+A JR(F1B F1F1B F1JRNs= F1J1JRJRJ1B F1F1B 1NsNsR NsJ2F F1NsNsF1= 1JRJRB -VNZnA F1F1B F1J1JRJRJ2F1B F1F1B F1J1F19 B1F1J2JRJRF1B F1JRJRB F1JRJRNs NsJRF1F19 JRNsJRJ1B B1F1J2JRJRF1= 1Nsg9 RJRJRF1F1= JRNsNsF1= F1F15 JRF1JRJR oVNk7 F1J2B 1JR%) 1F1F1B F1JRR F1F1B NsF15 1F1F1B RMR,M NsJR5 JRNsV 1JR-k F1F1B ZoVoI F1F1= JRB0Nsw VMZmZLA JRNsg F1JRJRB 1JRNsR JRJ1= 1NRF1JR9 JRNSF JRF1-k 2F1F19 F1F1B F1NsV 1F1JRR 1F1F1JR= F1F19 F1JRF1-k F1Ns5 F1J2JRF1F bIbIN bHN*)J NsJRF15 fgbIRKV)b fhbF^Ib F1F1B Zjfgf b'bgjgfGb'] V*RMN bFbiZ JRJR9 ^HbIfiZ(U RNsJR= JRNsR bFbgfG biV(Y JRNsNsR Nfn^MM Z)V*R,M 1JRJrR J1JRJ2J1JR *fG^&] MZNR+M jfGb&] RJR)J J2J1F1 bhbGZ)F RF1)J J2J2J1 bG^HB kjffgJ+- Mff^H1 RJRF1%) 1JRJR R*F2F1)J vuvTj4I RJRNr1 1F1JsZ VKNs9 <Ns%) RJRF15 NsF1B sNRNsR NsJRF1B 1F1-k NsJRkY JRJsJsJRJRF1 NsJR1 JRF1= JRF19 1JR)J sNsJs JsJsJr JrJRJRF1 1Ns-k 1JRNs9 RJsJsJr JrJrJsJr 1F1F1-k F1F1B F1JRF1B F1NsV JRJRJ2-k 1F1JR9 F16-k J2J1= RsNsNsF1B sF1NtV JRF1F1JRJRF15 F1JR9 JRF1B NsJRB F1JR9 JRJR= F1F1B sJR)J NsF1= NsJRB NsJRF1= JRNsZ JsJrJsJsJR5 F1JR5 NsF15 NsNs)J JrJrJsJsJr RF1-k JR6JsNsB 1F1J1B Js#JRJRF RNsNr9 Js%JRJRF1B RJRJR= RF1-k JsJsJrJr JRJRJ1F1 !F1F1B JrJRJrJRJR JRJRF1 RNsJR JrJRJQF1 1NsNsR #NsJRF1B JrJRJRF1 $F1F1J2JRJRB 1JRNsNsV NsF1F1B 1NsJRNsNsJ25 JRJRF1 F1F1J2 JR$J1B 1JRF1NsV F1F1= sNsF1= JsJsJrJRJRF1F 1F1J2JRF1B 1F1F1A JRJRB JRJ1F1B J1F1B B1F1F1J1J2 J2F1F1 NsNsF1B 1F1F1B NsJRR JRF1F1= JsJRNsNs JR"F1B JRNsJRB09 NsNsJRF1F1B QJR!) 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A 60s race movie crossed with Dr Drago s Madcap Chase reminded me at first of the film Monte Carlo or Bust. Both revolve around a frantic, obstacle-` been for the last year. This ultra-violent 3D shoot-everything-in-sight-and-find-your-way-out extravaganza is, quite simply, the best game available on the PC in fact any platform especially so when you pitC your mind against human opponents in a multi-player serial, modem or network game. Now, among the countless rip-offs, both released and forthcoming, comes Id software s own sequel Doom II. Cosmetically the c hanges are limited to just one new weapon, seven new monsters, an original soundtrack and the occasional new graphic including burning barrels and a few nice backdrops. You can run the game straight from CD, E albeit jerkily, and the first eight levels from Doom are thrown in, but it costs 54.99, making for a very, very expensive game. Nasty. Gameplay wise, initially it s a disappointment, with not much extra over the original. However, as you move further into the 32 levels, subtle differences do become apparent. For a start there are more traps including disappearing floor panels and harder puzzles. Pressing a swiG tch to open a door to safety, for example, is more likely than ever to shut a door behind you or unleash a horde of monsters. Oh yes, the monsters. There are hundreds of them, even on the easy levels. With it b eing so difficult some would say ridiculously difficult it seems Id have aimed the game at the seasoned Doom player. But here s the problem. Despite the changes, Doom II really isn t that much different froI m the original. The new levels are welcome, but then anyone who is that into Doom will have probably got hold of a map editor by now and created their own levels, or at the very least had their hands on some of the numerous shareware levels. Also, the programmers have committed a major sin the well-publicised Doom cheat-codes work. So you soon find yourself jumping to the end levels to see what they look like. For K Doom pros this is perhaps not the game that it should have been, while virgin players are probably better off checking out the eight-level freeware disk version (available at most shareware libraries) rather th an heading straight into the onslaught that is Doom II. Still, playing either edition is a unique gaming experience, and one well worth trying. David Williams DOOM II Price 54.99 (inc VAT) Contact Virgin 018M$1 960 2255 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO VpROF F1F1Z VpVpZ PF0NsA VpNNJ-E ORpNOA PRqJ/F Ebkk9 J0RQNr^ VpRNN $^)k7 0NPRPJ0NONPVpZ F/NQNr9 kbEwK ffb%^ b'b&Y jfZ'5j ffb%U fEf%Y fffffj boboZ.s Ing^II ZpROk RNV-R.z jnR,F fMbMNNJ MVoNNZ RkJ*I +Z-J-n jlV.-I kN 6i6)5 fL^+A vtvRv JsNRY& ^+jmfli VOV-^Nr fm^+M jm^+M jm^,Q jmb,Q jnbLZ fMfLM bL^+Q jm^+M Z-jmI bL^+Q jm^+U jmbLQ fMbLV ^p^NM +^+fL= bLbL= jlfmz bEfFb%Y ,b+nmv ^MZ,= bKbL) gbFfFbEb%b%1i Eb%fEI Eb%fEM ZHjEa fffff -N-N.F ffffs fffFbEn %b%b% jnVN1j ffffj fffff J.NP9 b%b%s b%f$I 'jfffffs fFbEfFb%r 54.99 547811 549442 Numerous Numskulls Nunchacas Nutrition Nuttall Nuzzle O'bannon O'connor O'connor's O'rourke Obedient Obelisk Obeyed Object Objected Objective Objectives Objects Obligation Obligatory Obliged Obligingly Oblivion Oblivious Obscure Obscures Observation Observations 34.99D without gamepadG Blue Byte 01604 232200H GamesJ 3.5R Under 40[ Under Dr. No s get this out of the way now. James Bond is a nasty, snobbish, right-wing, government thug who treats women like dirt. With his small-minded pursuit of the trivial Dom Perignon 54, shaken not stirred vo` ridden race through Europe, with dubious-looking entrants gleaned from all over the world. Both are prone to the odd nasty deed or two as well. However, once fully immersed in this interactive multi-player me, it s apparent that there is far more to it. The aim is to arrive at a designated European city before any of your opponents, with a financially superior bank account to boot. These destinations are chosen a t random by computer and announced to players by the game s excessively side-burned commentator. The players up to eight can play including the extremely fast (but beatable) computer are then transported, iE n the guise of stereotypical ethnic characters, to the starting line. So begins this straightforward racing game. Well, not quite The road to victory is paved with numerous coloured squares. These represent ei ther good or bad tidings to those who land on them: a blue square provides a player with a bonus (usually money); a yellow square means a Chance Card will be issued. These give players such goodies as free moveG s or the chance to disrupt an opponent s journey. (Chance cards can be bought when you land on a purple square.) White squares enable players to buy or sell property and, although these range from public houses to cheese shops, you can t help but compare this feature to the board game Monopoly. The fact that you progress via squares, dictated by a score between one and six, only serves to reinforce the resemblance. PI enalties and forfeits are represented by the ever popular hue of red. Finally, information signs are dotted throughout the routes and these give you access to snippets of data on the various cities you will vis Where, though, does Dr Drago feature in all this, I hear you cry. Well, once players have completed the opening lap of the game, Dr Drago emerges to embark on a mission of destruction. Dressed in a top hat K and sporting a rather nasty sneer, his objective is to penalise whoever is losing after each lap. The most demoralising thing about his deeds is that he forfeits after every move, so if you are unlucky enough t o fall way behind your opponents due to a run of low scores I speak from experience here you are well and truly stuffed. The one saving grace for us losers , though, is that following the initial race youM are presented with an opportunity to catch up in the Master Rally. The destination here is Brussels and all the competitors start the race 30 squares away, thus ensuring fair play. For this contest, however, D r Drago attaches himself to the player with the most assets. The main attraction of Dr Drago is the animated effects which do make a difference to the playing experience. So, when you win a flight from a ChanceO Card, you get to see yourself transported through the air, rather than rely on someone nearest to your piece, picking it up and moving it around a board manually. In the same vein, domestic arguments and cries cheat can be prevented when buying or selling property, as the computer works out how much to debit from your account and shows you a monthly statement after each round. The one major disadvantage is siQ tting seven people around a PC to play (a Mac version is due in September, incidentally), although for an extra 10, a gamepad (QJ PC Propad) is provided which goes some way in alleviating this problem. Marc S teward Dr. Drago s Madcap Chase Special Requirements 4Mb RAM, 33MHz 386 Price 34.99 or 49.99 (with QJ Propad) (inc VAT) Contact BlueByte 01604 232200 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO VMZn^ VmVLRKVL^ ZnZm^ ZmZn^ VLVm^ VMZnb ZmZm^ ZnVnZ Z%^Ebgb fZE^FZFV%V&V&R ^fbefffff bfbebF^G^GZ'Z'R Ro>Q- ffffbE^%^D^$Z ZmZmR+VKZ ^i^iVHR'R&R&R ZnVmZ jgb(jjj I^ ^ n ZMZM^mZMR+ZmVMV,^nN R+ZmZnb VLVMb Zm^n^nV,ZnZ_ ZMVLZLZnR,b VL^mA ^NR-^ bn^-j ^nR,b ^nZMI ZmR,R,^nN VLR,ZmV,I V,ZMR,Zmf ZnZMR +V,ZMV,A V,R,R,E ^Nbn^Nb ZmVLZm^ VoZoN-^ rm^ U VLVm^ rmj*] +f+n+b jKjLv ^m^m^ nmnMr mj*f)n V'Vob oVo5i -VoFO2UC NsF1J1M /RN^q ZmZmb 5.v.u.v NN.)' ZmZnb ZmZmZ ZmVlVL^ RNNONNN. 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Yes, your pre-school child could be belting out Nessun Dorma after just six easy sessions. Wel` dka martinis s a miracle he found the time to save the world from the gaggle of megalomaniacs working on behalf of the acronym-monious conspirators of SMERSH and SPECTRE. But then, that was all part of theC fun. Dr. No (briefly translated as I Don t Want Any Doctor by its Japanese distributor) is the first of the 17 Bond movies produced by Albert R Broccoli and Harry Saltzman. Like its successors, it pits Briti sh secret service agent James Bond (Connery) against a mega-villain with a fatal flaw he doesn t shoot Bond in the head immediately. The action is set in the Caribbean, where the sinister Chinese rocket scienE tist Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) is using hi-tech hanky-panky to sabotage NASA space launches. Bond fends off tarantulas, flame-throwing tanks, blood-crazed dogs, floods, fire and ho hum bullets before giving Dr. No an early bath in some superheated radioactive isotopes, leaving just enough time for a snog with the scrumptious Honey Rider (a dubbed Ursula Andress). The Vatican famously denounced the film on its releG ase, and even now it s possible to see why. Bond is a ruthless bastard with no qualms about shooting people in the back. The sex was all the more effective by being implicit: the image of Ms Andress emerging bi kini-clad from the sea singing Underneath the Mango Tree is indelibly printed on millions of male baby boomers minds. Connery is magnificent as 007, Wiseman chilling as the bad Doctor. And in the early dayI s there was still a decent plot to be followed. Special credit should go to Monty Norman s score, which can turn a walk through an airport arrival lounge into an edge-of-the-seat viewing experience. The VideoC D transfer is probably as good as we could expect from a 30-year-old master tape. Indeed, it looks like Philips has uncovered far better source tapes for all three of these titles than the ropey old Betacams ITK V dusts off every Christmas. Mat Toor Dr. No Requires DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price 49.99 (part of three-title set) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Terence Young Starring Sean C LJonnery, Joseph Wiseman, Ursula Andress Platform VideoCD Encoding Very Good FQFQ!( /F/JP JPJPJOJOR RqJP-h F0FQ)j /JPNPNpNPNp JORqJO)H JPNPNPNpNPNPJPJPNPRqJ/)( F0JQ1 JPNPJPJPNPRqF F0F0!( F.J/JP JPJPNPRqB JPJ/JPNONqA J/JPNPJPNP NPRqA NPRq= J0J1F J/JPJPNPNPJPJPJ/NPRp= 0FQ)j J/J/NPNp9 NPJOJOJ/NPNp5 J/JPNPNq5 F/JPJPNPJOJOJ/J/NPNp5 J/J/NpNp5 J/F/NpNp5 F/JPJONPNPJOF/J/NPRp1 F/JPJ/JPJP NPNp1 J/J/JPJ0J/JPJ/JPNpNP1i F/J/JPJOJOF/J/JPNpJO-H F/J/JPJ/JO NPJ/)H J/ NPJ/)( NPJ/)H JOF/J/NPF/)G J/J/F/J/J/NPF/%' JPNOF.%' JONpF F/F/J0J/ NPF/! 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Set some years after Bram Stoker s original story, Dracula Unleashed follows the adventures of Alexander Morris, brother of Quincey who died in the initia` l, no actually; Dr T (an unpleasant little squirt with a squeaky voice, the program reveals) has a more child-like opinion of classics Mary Had a Little Lamb, I ve Been Working on the Railroad, and so on. e idea of Singalong is either heroic or deeply foolish. It is a multimedia program that runs under Windows and, rather than using its own drivers, uses the Windows ones already on your system. It combines compu ter-generated voice and music (allegedly, in the latter case) with CD audio, and comes with a spectacularly abbreviated manual and a large songsheet. My basic prejudice is that this is not a good idea, as WindoE multimedia capabilities are more than a little flaky, and installing the program on two machines confirmed this. In both cases the program complained I was using the wrong MIDI device (OK, I was ) and I sho uld edit the MIDI mapper; and although personally I have a vague idea of what a MIDI mapper is, I doubt that many of Singalong s target market will. The first machine stopped complaining after I d done this, buG t obstinately declined to play either CD or computer music. It did play sound effects, and did sing the first line of the songs, but goodness knows what went wrong with it after that. Dr T s troubleshooting gui de tells you to disconnect all other software and gives you a large list of video and sound board manufacturers in the US to badger Once you have got it going, it s briefly popular with the kids. There s an anI imation in the main screen, and the words and music run along the bottom in time with the singing. For karaoke, you can either set it to words and music or accompaniment only, and it s popular, albeit noisy, wi th kids who aren t too concerned about quality software authorship. The over 25 songs turn out to be 26. Once you re sick of the computer making this racket you can slam the CD into a normal audio player in sK ome other room (preferably in some other house) and hand them the song sheet. Nice touch, but it doesn t really overcome the quick and dirty impression that pervades the program throughout. 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A` l defeat of the evil Count. After a Romanian priest contacts him regarding the events surrounding his brother s death, Maurice travels to London where he meets original protagonists Jonathan Harker and AnnisettC e, to whom he becomes engaged. All this you learn by way of a dream-flashback which culminates in the sudden death of Annisette s father. You awake after a troubled sleep with just four days to solve the myste ry surrounding the headless corpses that have begun appearing in the streets of London and, by doing so, to prevent the re-emergence of Dracula. The gameplay of this Interactive Horror Movie is pretty straightfE orward, thanks to a particularly intuitive interface. To travel to any location Morris simply gets into a cab (driven by a variety of loveable Cockney characters, all of whom appear to have graduated from the D ick Van Dyke School Of Dialectical Training). Inside he is presented with a list of possible destinations. Arriving at a destination triggers a short piece of video footage which you can watch as often, or as lG ittle, as you want and record the salient points in your journal. Then it s back to the cab, where, depending on the nature of the scene you ve just witnessed, the list of addresses known to you may have increa sed. Rather unsurprisingly, you also get to pick up the occasional object along the way. The key dramatic element of the game is time. You have four days to solve the mystery, but within this timetable you alsoI have to achieve a certain number of objectives by the end of each day. Unfortunately you don t know exactly what these are, but you ll know if you ve failed. The tell-tale sign is finding yourself horribly mut ilated a foggy London street. It s also important to bear in mind that if you arrive at a location at the wrong time you could miss a vital clue. For this reason, you are provided with a pocket watch. The concK ept of the Interactive Movie is still a little shaky, often tending to be a catch-all for CD-ROMs that are more movie than active gameplay. Dracula Unleashed is not free of these faults, and adventure games pla yers will waste many a fruitless hour clicking on objects before realising that the only thing they can interact with is the door. However, the developers have attempted to increase the perception of interactivM ity by including a new element in the inventory. Certain scenes rely on you having the right object in your hand at the right moment which at least increases the feeling of interaction in the game. Unfortunat ely, by the nature of the product, you must place this object in your hand before entering a location (since you can t interrupt the video). This is rather more limited than a conventional adventure game in whiO ch you can think Of course, if I use the vinegar on the bike pump and then show it to the actress she ll give me her collection of Doris Day videos, but it does at least give the impression of activity. On th e down side, Dracula Unleashed has a strongly linear feel, and far too much repetition in the action sequences (I never want to hear another Cockney accent as long as I live). Nevertheless, the weaknesses of gQ ame are somewhat compensated for by its success as a film. The quality of the sound and video is impressive, and is complemented by the sets and costumes (although where things get too complicated or expensive re replaced by slightly dodgy paintings). With the exception of the cab drivers and other local colour characters the acting, while not outstanding, is of a higher quality than is usual in these things. 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Three years in the making, but 15 hours to finish This strange mix of cyberpunk and mystical adventure contains some much-vaunted adult content: people ha` h yes, those lost hours staring at a green-screen line drawing map of the Caves of Kathmandu, slowly typing turn North and trying to imagine what the trolls looked like. Of course, nowadays the troll would apC pear as a monstrous, hairy thing gnashing its teeth and swinging a huge spiky club. You can actually see it and hear it nothing is left to the imagination. Dragon Lore s superb 3D Studio-style opening sequenc e is a good example of how far adventure games have come since the good old days. It tells the childhood story of Werner von Wallenrod (the central character) and explains, with beautifully rendered graphics, hE ow and why he came to be milking cows in some distant valley. Far away in his rightful birthplace, he is really destined to be a great warrior and Dragon Knight. But as with so many games that have been release d on CD-ROM, more thought seems to have been put into the presentation than the gameplay all mouth and no trousers if you like and this is the only explanation for the fact that it comes on two CDs. In someG ways, Dragon Lore does remind me of those old adventure days, well, sort of. Instead of typing North to face North, you click on the relevant part of the screen and in the blink of a wizard s eye you are fac ing in that direction. There is no smooth scrolling of the scenery in a gentle arc as you bravely turn to face your opponent or to run away like the true coward you are. Just a click and all of a sudden the sceI nery has changed the same system used in Myst. There are some animated cut scenes that link parts of the game but these can seem somewhat disembodied. Dragon Lore will keep you occupied for a good few hours. Most of the puzzles involve simply using the right object from your inventory or the right spell at the right time. Most aren t too difficult so you can progress at a reasonable rate. The objects you need to fK ind are easy to spot, usually being a blocky bitmap on a rendered background. At some points you will have to engage in some strenuous physical combat so there s a wide variety of different situations requiring different skills. Besides, it s always healthy to take a break from taxing your brain to give the nearest orc a good few whacks. s worth mentioning that this game is a complete pig to set-up it needs nearM ly 590K of free base memory so expect to make some calls to the technical support team if you re not an expert. t get me wrong, in most aspects Dragon Lore is a reasonably decent adventure game and defin itely looks fantastic, but as they say, looks aren t everything. Duncan Swain Dragon Lore Requires 33MHz 486 with at least 8Mb of hard disc space Price 44.99 (inc VAT) Contact Mindscape 01444 246333 PlatformO MAC MPC CD-i 3DO NsJRB NsF19 JR~F1F11 RF1%) 1NsJRB CN`R` RJRJRF1F19 RJRJRF1= F!%) 1JRF3)F F1NsNt RNRJRJSNsJRJRB F2JRNsR NsJS-k JSNr5 1NsF1! 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Perhaps this disc can help you brush up on the essentials Hey, drivers! Do you know how many penalty points you get for driving a car with no MOT? Or at what age a child ` ving sex, swearing, that sort of thing. Ultimately though, the really big fault comes in the difficulty or rather the lack of it. Seasoned adventurers will have no trouble finishing this game quickly, probablC y in 15 hours or so. In the dark and scary future, a planet is controlled by a powerful mystical force: The Dreamweb. It controls the minds of the sleeping populace, and is controlled in turn by seven disembodi powers inhabiting physical hosts on earth. Some are good, some are evil: if the goodies have control, it s pleasant dreams all round; too many bad hosts and it s Tortured Sleep City, with people waking up E in sweats after dreaming they ve been given a makeover on the Richard and Judy show. Unfortunately, the Web s now thoroughly bad: terrible nightmares abound and everyone s wandering about looking like Klaus Kin ski. So the Keepers of the Web enter your mind, urging you to kill the seven evil hosts and set things right. The game uses an unusual top-down viewpoint, each location being divided into a number of single-scG reen rooms. One nice touch is the in-game computer terminal with its limited command language, from which you can glean more information as you discover passwords. But, the pace of the game is slowed by the cum bersome inventory interface and the unusual navigation system you can t walk around freely. Worse still is the fact that entering many of the buildings requires you to key in a code number repeatedly. The spI eech on the CD-ROM version does add a little to the experience, although the droning in-game music will quickly irritate. Meanwhile, the graphics are what s politely known as retro. Dreamweb has taken nearly th ree years to make, and it shows. While the concept may have been passable when the idea was first mooted, the likes of Sam & Max, Ecstatica, the two Alone In The Darks and countless others leave it standing. ItK s not totally bad but it s not that good, either. Patrick McCarthy Dreamweb Price 44.99 (inc VAT) Contact Empire 0181 343 7337 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO 4a8a4a, e$ 0l1- $(( ( (I(I,*( 0l,K( 34.99G-10 out of10 Educational Systems 01142 780370 MPCI ReferenceJ 2.5R Under 40[ Under nA Drug Wars South American drug barons are not the only clich s in this predictable shoot- em-up The war on drugs is the scenario for American Laser Games latest in the Mad Dog McCree series s not technically a ser` is legally responsible for wearing their own seatbelt? Do you know how many milligrams of alcohol you can have in your blood to stay under the limit? Or more to the point, whether you have to report running oveC r a deer? If you did, then you know more than most drivers out on the roads. All the answers to the above questions and more are here in this attempt to make learning driving facts a little less tedious than r eading the Highway Code. And so we are invited to play a series of rather primitive but not totally unentertaining puzzles which require you to answer questions about driving and road safety correctly before yoE u can progress. Games include: Word Park, where you try and guess a word by adding letters for each correct answer; Patience where the questions get in the way of the card game; Rear Mirror is another quiz in which you get bonus points by reading mirror writing; Clunk Click is the road sign version of the memory card game; Speed Trap is a dubious race against time with the added thrill of seeing cars trundle sG lowly across the screen while you try and work out the meaning of, say, an empty red triangle sign; and Signpost is another quiz where answering correctly reveals an, em, roadsign, which you then have to identi After competing the quiz games, you can do a driving test, which is yet another quiz with the same set of questions but without a game attached. If you succeed, you are awarded a flashy certificate which yI ou can then print to impress your friends. The overall effect is not unlike a lowbrow game show in which the questions are just an excuse to give away prizes. A shame really, because this title could have been so much more. Paul Nesbitt Driving Test Price 34.99 Contact 10 out of 10 Educational Systems 01142 780370 Category Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO NsF1= 1FQF1NrR J1FRV JrFQJSJRJRB0F1R #."2!. #.".!! NsNsJRV F1JRV NsNsJRB l`d`L !<A, $ 0B8a8 (b4b4 4 8A8a0@0 <A@A(b NsF1R < <!L 4@(@DaXaPa0 4@T F1F1FQFQR F0NsN F1JRNsF1B0B 8@8a4 @ !4AP@@A $ D JRF1JRF0NrJS- NsF1R 4@0A$ 0b4b0 0B0A, , 4A, ,b<b8!$A 0 0A@a@A8 8A@b<@0 $ (A$! 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From the opening screens, including a stunning animated locomotive, a Czechoslovakian landscape, not to` ies, but each game is so similar in format that you ll know roughly what s in store from this comparison. The mix of still, shoot-out screens (where digitised hoods randomly pop up from behind their cover likeC a fairground duck-shoot) is adequately interspersed with first person perspective, motion-video sequences. By filming each video section as a perfect round , the action appears smooth and natural until you miss a shot and it s a quick cut to your assailant in action. Now this format works, but that s in the arcades. PC games are different. The only freedom of choice here is the assignment order and the decision tE o shoot or be shot! The mouse accuracy is sloppy so unless you invest in a light gun (due out this spring) you may wind up very frustrated. And, the whole kit kaboodle seems to be shot in Clich -o-vision prepare to cringe as your partner says: re dealing drugs in this bar what say we buy these guys a six-pack? 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V`E ,aJ f <b@b@b@A <b@b@b@A ,AN A @A@B@BDA(cj f2f29) cbt^1b ^1ft, b1fRQ( !@B@BDB0AI Shoot-out Shoot-outs Shootable Shooting Shoots Shopping Shops Shores Short Short-changed Short-order Short-span Short-term Shortage Fairly Fallen Falling Falls False Familiar Familiarly Families Family Family's Famous Famously Fan's Fanatics Fancied Fancy Fanfares Fantasia Adequately Adjacent Adjectives Adjunct Adjust Adjustable Adjuster Adjusts Adler Administered Administration Administrative Administrators Mouse Mouse-clicks Mouse-driven Moustachioed Mouth Mouthful Mouths Moved Movement 39.99G Astrion 0181 202 0011H Music 3.5R Under 40[ Under Earth Command This disc melds two CD-ROM obsessions: space and ecology. Sadly, it's heavy on ecology, but short on gameplay You are the commander of a spaceship orbiting earth who has been given ultimate power over the worl` mention a rural black guitarist, Geronimo and Wall Street, Dvorak s Symphony Number 9 has the mark of sheer quality, and there s not a Hovis wagon in sight. While some classical CD-ROMs leave much to be desireC d when it comes to the quality of the sound and performance, Voyager Software has chosen one of the best recorded interpretations of Dvorak s seminal symphonic work. The digital performance is from none other t han Kiril Kondrashin and the Vienna Philharmonic, and, although it dates from 1980, the sound comes up fresh as paint. All the excellent CD Companion research tools which readers will have encountered on previoE us Voyager music titles are available, including: expert commentary and musical analysis; glossary definitions (with musical examples); a section on instruments and the Romantic orchestra; more than 325 supplem entary illustrations; and an essay on Dvorak s life. Most of these sections are arranged like a book with chapters that divide deftly into sub-chapters. While the mixture of text plus graphics plus optional souG nd is a simple formula, it is more than adequate to illustrate such things as the authentic sounds of the American orchestra that gave the symphony s premi re performance. Neither will punters who thrive on his torical and bigraphical detail be disappointed. In the section entitled Dvorak and the New World you can hear fascinating eyewitness accounts of the composer s life in the astonishingly vital America at the dI awn of the 20th Century that spurred Dvorak to his symphonic masterpiece. The heart of this CD is the section entitled A Close Reading. This focuses on the minutiae of Dvorak s music right down to the individu al bars; notes are highlighted horizontally as they are being played. But you control the order in which the work unfolds, and an erudite commentary by the American music scholar Robert Winter is only a click aK way. Winter loathes jargon, which means there are none of those abstruse, off-putting sentences which are all too common in classical music CD sleeve notes. It s impossible not to be swept up by his knowledge, enthusiasm and wit. In the final analysis, some viewers may feel that not enough has been made of the multimedia possibilities such as incorporating more graphics. But the title s great strength, apart from M its encyclopaedic treatment of the subject, is that it will appeal as much to the Classic FM listeners as to hardened classical music buffs. And the next time you pass the Hovis shelf at the local supermarket y ou will be able to hold your head up high. Jonathan Webster Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Astrion 0181 202 0011 Category Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO ZLZKw5 pN+VNwW JRF1kZ RPRpb VpRPV J0NQw sJRo{ JRF1= F1g9> JRF15 JRJR%) F1JRNsF1B NsF1R sNsJRF1NsNs^ NsJRV F1F1JRkZ 1NsNsR JRJRc !F1F1 sJRg9 F1JRR F1JRg9 RNsg9 RNsg9 RJRg9 NsNsV JRNsB !F1g9 F1NsNs sJRo{ RJRJRZ cNsNs5 F1NsNsJRNsNsg9 JRF19 NsF1V RNsNsB RNsJRB JRJRNsJRJRR sJRNs= NsJR= NsF1JRF1F1JRR NsJRR NsF1F1c NsNsV NsNsJRF1NsF1B NsJRV JRNs= NsNsV NsF1= NsF1B F1NskZ NsJR^ JRJR%) F1F1B F1F1c JRJR5 NsNsF1JRF1JRF1 F1JRF1JRF1F1Ns 1JRg9 JRNsB NsF1Ns= 1NsF1JRB NsNs^ F1F1%) NsNsR sNskZ JRJR9 JRNskZ F1NsNsB JRF1-k F1JR= NsNsc 1F1F1c sNsJR= sF1o{ sNsJRR sF1)J 1F1Nsc NsJRR NsF15 NsF1JR-k F1NsJR-k NsJR-k sJRg9 JRNsB JRJRF1= F1F1B RJRJR5 NsNsw sJRF19 NsNs9 NsJRF1V JRF1)J NsNsV NsJR9 JRNsNs= NsNsF1 JRJRc sF1g9 NsF15 1Nsg9 NsF1g9 NsNs9 sF1F1{ F1F1V JRNsF1JRR F1Ns%) NsNsR F1JRNs NsNs= NsJRJR9 RNsJRF1V JRNs%) RF1o{ NsNs^ JRJR5 1JR-k 1F1-k RNsNsF19 F1JRJRg9 JRJR= sF1o{ mF1)J sF1Ns^ !F1%) JRJR)J F1JRJRR 1JR%) 1F1JRB 1JR-k RNsNs-k 1JRF1)J F1Ns9 1JRF1JRJRF1NsJRF1JRR NsJRV F1Nsc F1NsV JRJRNsF1R F1NsF1R F1JRF1B JRF1F19 F1NsZ JRJRZ NsNs^ NsNs^ sJRF1kZ NsNsF11 1JR)J Sliced Slick Slicked-back Slicker Slickly Slickness Slicks Slide Slider Sliders Slides Including Inclusion Income Incoming Incompetence Incompetent Inconsequential Inconspicuously Incorporating Incorrect Increase Increased Increases Increasing Increasingly Incredible Incredibly Incriminating Incubate Indecent Indeed Indelibly Independence Independently Indestructible Previous Previously Previously-released Price Accuracy Accurate Accurately Accusation Accusations Accuse Accused Accusing Accustomed Acerbic Achieve Achieved Achievement Achieves Achieving Acid-spitting Acidity Ackbar Acorn Acquaintance Acquire Acquired Strength Strengthen Strengths Strenuous Stress Stress-buster Stressed Stresses Stretch Stretched Stretches Stretching Strict Strictly Stride Strike Striker Strikes Striking String Stringed Stringent Strings Strip Stripes Stripping Strips Listeners Listening Listens Lists Literal Literalism Literally Literary Literature Litil Litres Litter Littered Little 39.99G Softline 0181 401 1234H CD-iI Reference GamesJ 2.5R Under 40[ Under qA Ecstatica If you were the sort who pushed a Ouija board around during break at school, this nightmarish game will be the answer to all your dreams The first thing that strikes you about Ecstatica is the sheer quality of s ecology by the UN. You can use taxes, laws, sanctions and advertising to promote a cleaner, greener, fairer world. You can control things globally or zoom down to hundreds of individual countries where you C can meddle on a more intimate basis. It is a great concept and dazzlingly executed with real news footage of environmental disasters and real actors integrated into the game. Unfortunately, there isn t much of a game there to play. A key requisite of strategy games is that they should involve some sort of decent feedback. Sadly, Earth Command fails to supply the player with any substantial, or more importantly compreE hensible, information as to how they are doing. There are charts indicating the relative rates of pollution, quality of life, industrialisation and the like for every level. But even on the full world view thes e apparently have a life of their own and at country level it is impossible to keep track of any kind of global view, so overwhelming is the data. The other feedback mechanisms are through the little red, yelloG w and green dots that appear on the map, and through video e-mail from your bosses. The dots lead to a report on some aspect of ecology or life on earth. Red invariably means an environmental catastrophe, yello w is a warning, while green always seems to take you to Danish toilet-paper recycling success stories. When you zoom into a catastrophe there is nothing you can do except tinker with the country s UN budget andI hope for the best. Even then it can be years before anything happens, if indeed the simulation has registered that the catastrophe has happened at all. Sometimes the report can scream about an industrial accid ent while the pollution meter reports that things are getting better. The video e-mail does give a vague sense that you are connected to the planet you are supposed to be saving. You get calls from your boss aK nd from a spiteful gnome who monitors the world s newspapers and adds to the frustration quotient by yelling at you to do something now, while, because of the ridiculously long time frame, you can t. The result of all this lack of feedback is that the game plays like Sim City without the maps. You can see generally whether things are going right or wrong, but it is hard to do more than nudge events in the right direcM tion. The other disappointment is that the game is too easy mainly because of its heavy-handed political theme. Go to the taxes window, for example, and tax fossil fuels at 100 percent and then subsidise renewa ble forms of energy. Likewise encourage free trade, discourage meat eating (inefficient use of resources), encourage small families, discourage the use of pesticides and so on. After a while (after a long whileO , thanks to the lack of a feedback loop), the world will start getting better. The disc might as well have a big arrow over each ecologically sound option with the words This one here, dumbo flashing in big r ed letters. If Philips can get the game aspect sorted out for a future version, then this disc could be a cracker. Unfortunately, I think its didactic purpose, banging the converted over the head with the messaQ ge that green is good, makes the gameplay superfluous. 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Okay, so he abused prescription drugs, made some terrible fi fi` speech, and is packed with atmosphere. Well worth blowing your sweets money on. Patrick McCarthy Ecstatica Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Psygnosis 0151 282 3000 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO sed in what I was doing I d forgotten all about them until someone pointed them out to me while I was playing. These minor faults aside, Ecstatica is a mighty bundle of tension-packed fun. It s big, and has a f[ airly open-plan approach where you always know roughly what you should be doing and where you should be going, so that it never becomes frustrating. It s brilliantly animated, has a great soundtrack and sampled mes cause you to misjudge your path through a doorway. This can lead to your character becoming stuck against the wall rather than dashing smoothly through it which, with a horde of ravaging beasts on your taY il, often proves hazardous to your health. Still, there s always the Save Game facility. There are occasional on-screen glitches when camera angles change, too, but nothing major. In fact, I d become so engros poil your enjoyment of the game, because its design involves the discovery of these things. What you definitely won t become is hopelessly stuck on a single puzzle for hours on end, until you get fed up with thW e game and never go back to it. The game isn t entirely without fault. The Alone in the Dark-style camera angles alter to frame the action in an atmospheric and cinematic manner, but just as in AITD, can someti s that can be mixed as potions to help you in your task ahead. And gradually your frustration evolves into a dogged determination; you learn how to avoid or survive the beatings, and everything starts to come tU ogether. The Lady of the Lake makes a special appearance and you ll be knighted, which will eventually lead to you learning magic spells to enable you to attack monsters with fireballs. To say much more would s , constantly being captured, tortured and beaten to death can be a little off-putting, but gradually you start to get the hang of things. You can pick up bits of helpful information by reading various books whiS ch are situated about the village and its surroundings, or talking to some of the few people who haven t been impaled, tortured or beaten to death. You ll find weapons a knife here, a sword there and object but they ll always be back. And if you let your energy drop below a certain level, they ll kill you. Fortunately, there s a haven where you can rest and replenish your energy, but you ll have to find it and usQ e it frequently if you want to survive. The over-riding element in the game, helped by the music, is the fear of being caught. You start to dread turning the next corner and usually with good reason. At first es to hand. And they have to be. From the moment the game begins, you re knee deep in fast-moving evil. Each passage around the village largely consists of endless, nightmarish chases in which you re pursued byO seemingly tireless foes. They don t just walk around in a circle in one area, like monsters do in most games, they come after you. You can lose them, or once you get some weapons dissuade them temporarily, the town. Now the bridge you passed over has collapsed; you re trapped, the monsters want to kill you, and the only way to leave is to sort out these underlings and the demon who controls these evil creations. You have the choice of playing the game as a male or female, both of whom, you ll be pleased to know, are equally adept at expressing themselves physically with knives, swords, teddy bears and whatever else com embodiment of a young girl s nightmares. She dabbled in the black arts, tried to summon a demon whom she thought she could control, underestimated his powers (isn t it always the way?) and ended up a prisoner.K Now the dark recesses of her mind are being used to rip the village apart. ve stumbled innocently into the place in search of a swift half during a journey through the mountains which surround and enclose ng else: there s a bloody great werewolf who keeps jumping off rooftops or out of doorways and beating the crap out of you, sometimes until you die. Why is this? (Apart from the fact that he clearly needs a comI bination of powerful sedatives and caring analysis, instead of the care in the community he currently receives.) Because he, along with the minotaur, the giant spider and drunken half-man half-pig thing, is the priest who s been hung from a beam, and the beam creaks in a pleasing manner (although the priest may disagree, of course). Move near an area of potential threat (in other words, just about anywhere) and you l hear the kind of spooky music that would have you hiding behind the back of the sofa if you were a few years younger. Before you notice any of these things, though, there s a good chance you ll notice somethi reatures, rather than arrangements of flat polygons, thanks to the new ellipsoid technology developed by Andrew Spencer, the game s main creator. Between 60 and 80 separate ellipses have been used on each charaE cter, with the result that they work in three dimensions and have accurate muscle definition which scales convincingly. ll probably also notice the excellent sound effects and atmospheric music. Push past a the animation. Whether you re creeping past monsters, dashing about the village or hanging crucified upside down from an ironing board, you re doing so in a beautifully animated manner and all thanks to the C work of Alain Mandron, former Head of Mice (or something) in the animated feature Fievel Goes West. The other thing you notice is the excellent definition of the character sprites. 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But none of this can detract from the fact that he was the greatest entertainer this Century. And if heC s still alive, flipping burgers in some small town in Mississippi, he would be horrified by this vile cash-in on his hallowed talent. The cursory printed biography wouldn t tell the Elvis novice anything he or she didn t already know. The discography covers only some of the King s albums and then only lists the titles, leaving out any useful information like what songs are actually on them, who took part in the sessE ion, whether the discs are available and there are no shots of any of the album covers. Paradoxically, the bootleg discography does include an album track listing. But given that the great hunk of burning love was primarily a singles artist, the omission of any information about his 45s is unforgivable. Worst of all are the 23 tries at reproducing classic Elvis tracks using a wooden session band with a frequently G out-of-tune lead guitar and an Italian session musician (Ralph Ottavio) who often mispronounces the words and sounds like he s just choked on a particularly glutinous burger. The interface is also fatally flawe d. Boxes appear where you don t want them and if you click on one of the hot-linked references to an Elvis song, returning to the biography always leaves you at the start and not where you last clicked. MaddeniI Most promising was the video section with black and white clips of The Pelvis in action. You can see rockabilly classics like Baby Let s Play House, Blue Suede Shoes and Heartbreak Hotel. These are well d igitised but even with a state-of-the-art 486 PC they failed to play without the sound disappearing and the video jerking the great man more than usually around. One for the jailhouse. 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Encarta 95 is designed in the same vein as the next version of Windows (incidentally called Windows 95, too) and if you re a seasoned Encarta 94 user, you re in for a shock. Point and click, for inst ance, is almost a thing of the past. Gone are the days of seeing a menu, clicking on it, choosing a sub-heading and clicking on it. Heaven forbid and the Microsoft lawyers forgive that Encarta 95 should looE k like the Mac. So, without the single click of a mouse, pop up menus now leap into view at dizzying speed as you move your mouse around over menus and over buttons. Each button or menu has what looks like a d ownwards arrow and every time you move over one, a pull down, up or out menu literally falls out accompanied by a scrolling type noise. Once you get used to the idea,though, Encarta 95 menus are incredibly easG y to use. The down side, in today s mixed environments where 99.9 per cent of applications don t work like this, is that users may take time to get used to the down arrow, meaning minimise application odd. If you re a first timer to PCs, you ll probably love it, though. Looking very different from its predecessor, Encarta 95 is much prettier, much better designed, a lot faster and, all in all, a lot more enjI oyable to have around. It has a tad over 26,000 entries divided into 94 categories, 8,000 photos and eight hours of audio clips. A beautifully designed opening screen takes you into the encyclopaedia itself or on one of three tours: World of Encarta, Getting Around and Research and Reports, none of which is particularly good. Once into the encyclopaedia, however, each screen (or page) is attractive and, more importaK ntly, functional and simple to use. The interface is typically much less cluttered and easy to navigate than British challenger Hutchinson s Multimedia Encyclopeda (HME), which is reviewed on pages 46 and 47. Each article is categorised and the current category is pictorially represented at the top left of the screen in a toolbar. The product has nine categories (from physical science to art, language and literatureM ) each divided into many sub-categories. A find button also in the toolbar at the top of the screen brings up the aptly named, Pinpointer. This pop-up mechanism lets you search through all the entries either by word, media (video, audio, animation, etc.) or any other criteria. It s much faster and a good deal better looking than HME, and has a nifty spell checker which helps you search more effectively. The PinpointeO r can be minimised and kept handy at all times. There s also a Find Assistant Wizard which provides a step by step approach to searching the encyclopaedia. A features button hides the atlas, the media gallery o f multimedia snippets, the timeline and the MindMaze quiz. Its next door neighbour, a tools button, has a browse utility, a Post-it note type metaphor for appending your own thoughts and observations, and an AmQ erican dictionary and thesaurus. In the far, top right hand corner lies the help menu which sensibly looks like the international Tourist Information Centre logo. Below the toolbar is your chosen article, compl ete with text, pictures and video clips. There is a view button to customise this area of the screen into four pre-defined layouts and the font size of the text can be changed to small medium large a feature which is long overdue. Click on any red entries in the text and Encarta will take you to that entry. It s quick and it s efficient. Pictures can be enlarged to almost full screen, though annoyingly vi deos can t. Each page has a pretty watermark as backdrop that denotes the article s category. And the majority of articles have a further reading list and usually a related articles box, though this feature onlU y highlighted novels and English literature when we tried it out on Dickens! The Atlas is much stronger than HME s, going down to much finer detail. It recognised Portsmouth, Edinburgh, Oxford, London, Card iff, for instance. It has a key showing rivers, mountains and the like. And there are lots of useful and educational animations in Encarta 95 including: how a plane flies, how a CD works and how a glacier formsW The Timeline is a hands down the winner. It doesn t even attempt to fit all the detail into one screen and is entirely scrollable. However, it lists nothing after 1974 other than the break-up of the Soviet U nion. Encarta 95 is a big improvement on the earlier attempt but has a couple of faults, too. As always, the product is too American and I d be wary of splashing out for Uncle Samisms if there are children in tY he house. It concentrates on American issues predominantly, is littered with American spellings like color and the dictionary doesn t recognise peculiarly English spellings. The new interface is also confusin g in places. Some falling menus include a close option and others don a close is top right. To exit the program you need to click close and not , which can be confusing. Hutchinson s might be sl[ ow and cluttered but it is also cheap, thoroughgoing and to its great favour, English. Encarta is fast, elegant but almost double the price of Hutchinson s and, determinedly American. Avril Williams Encarta Price Under Contact Microsoft 0345 002000 Category Reference/Entertainment/ Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO Fun Facts 1. Ice cream was first made in 2000 BC by the Chinese. Originally made from ric] e, snow and milk. 2. The wheel was invented by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia in 3500 to 3000 BC. 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Honest! We forgave Scooby Doo and those meddling kids for having American accents because we were en enn` rarely seen American public information films and adverts dug up by media archaeologist Rick Prelinger and displayed as QuickTime movies, alongside an informative and wryly amusing background essay. There w he quality of the movie clips is much improved (thanks to QuickTime 2.0) and the graphics are now in colour. It was good before, but thanks to Oxydol it s even better. Paul Nesbitt Ephemeral Films Price 39.9Qd9 (inc VAT) Contact Astrion 0181 202 0011 Category Reference/Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO as much a valuable archive as it is top notch entertainment. The pre-war films portray America rcely exists now. In Two Ford Freedom a second car is all an isolated housewife needs to solve her problems. In Relax , a crazed boffin torments women with loud noises to show how science will help them relaO This CD-ROM contains all the contents from what were initially two separate CD titles To New Horizons 1931-1945 and You Can t Get There From Here both of which were reviewed in Issue One. In this re-issue t articular slut is informed that: Parking with boys does not make you popular, not even with the boys you park with! . Instead, the ideal couple Wally and Caroline agonise about whether to go on a weenie roastM or a taffy pull, but one thing is certain, she s back home before 11pm. One of the most telling themes in these films is an unquestioning confidence in the joys of unfettered consumerism and science that sca troopers Snap, Crackle and Pop slugging it out against Soggy, Mushy and Toughy in the fight for breakfast cereal hegemony. After the war, McCarthyite America became obsessed by the declining moral standards oK f its juveniles, so films like What to Do on a Date Dating Dos and Don and Are You Popular? , were aimed at teenagers. Girls are portrayed as either sluts or princesses and in Are You Popular? one p home; along with the 30s obsession of scientific advance: Leave It to Roll Oh shows us a housewife being made redundant by a robot. To New Horizons predicts clean cities of a quarter of a mile high, and thI e forthcoming wonders of television include the prospect of a blonde actress stepping out of the TV set and into the viewers living room. One of the clips documents the first appearance of those Rice Krispies as an all-white country with efficient, optimistic workers, untroubled by the depression, unions, hunger or the impending war in Europe which would eventually encompass America. Most of the films go beyond adG vertising and are designed to promote their sponsors (typically auto giants and soap companies) view of the world, in a near Orwellian manner. The virtues of American capitalism and mass production are rammed ere apparently 600,000 of these films made in the US during the 30 years before and after World War 2, and only a few of these amusing, fascinating and sometimes shocking insights into the US establishment s atE tempts to make its citizens behave, buy, and betray reds under the beds have survived. As such, Ephemeral Films is as much a valuable archive as it is top notch entertainment. The pre-war films portray America ydol, which was not some kind of narcotic, but rather a washing powder with its own little film portraying the fulfilled life of an inter-war American housewife. This is just one of 40 excerpts on this disc frC om rarely seen American public information films and adverts dug up by media archaeologist Rick Prelinger and displayed as QuickTime movies, alongside an informative and wryly amusing background essay. 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Hosted by Thaddeus You can call me Tad Pole, we re placed on the good ship Information from where we can view an Earth just beC gging for an eager mind to explore it. The Explorapedia divides our planet into 16 environments, or biomes , including rain forests, deserts, mountains and even the Universe itself. Tad immediately starts ear ning his keep by asking us what we want to do, and presents a choice of seven options including, hear about Explorapedia and explore . With these choices the CD caters for those who like to know exactly whatE s on offer and how to get at it, while placing equal importance on exploration and discovery. Encouraged by the fact that help from Tad is only a click away, the more intrepid will not be left out in the cold. To explore, you can either click on one of Earth s environments which will beam you directly into that biome, or choose one from a menu. A sprog s voice reads the on-screen text out for you, but if kids want tG o practise their reading skills there s an on-screen option to switch off the sound. Certain words within the text are either coloured or underlined. Coloured words, if clicked, will lead to more information or a related subject; underlined words will give a definition. It s quite easy to get lost in the labyrinth of information and so the interface includes a partial parachute in the shape of a step-back button anI d, of course, there s always Tad if you get seriously bamboozled. Back on the ship there are plenty of things to keep activity levels running high. Some of the objects are just fun animations. Others, like , will patch you into the comprehensive database which allows you to trawl for text clips, pictures and a sizeable resource of video. If you ve seen something that inspires a bout of creativity, clicking on tK he paint pallet will link you to your favourite drawing or writing program. If you fancy testing your exploration skills, click on Wise Cracker the ship s parrot and it ll challenge you to search for five p ieces of information. Once they ve all been collected the reward is a corny animation which is a bit of a let-down. The radio plays songs, not up to the Muppet standard, but tolerable nonetheless. ExplorapediM a also encourages non-computer activities (whatever next?). For example, find and read about the hare and the hyrax, then list the differences between them and their environments on a piece of paper (paper?). n production terms, this CD-ROM is of the highest quality. The hefty database is hidden so well by the clear animation and graphics that the disc earns its rightful place within the infotainment bracket. AlthouO gh getting lost with this type of CD-ROM is easy, even with the best of help. Explorapedia is no exception and Microsoft has room for improvement in this department which hopefully we ll see in future discs i n the series. Finally, American multimedia software inevitably means American accents, a fact that continues to grate on parents buying CD-ROM home products. Although, fortunately for companies like Microsoft, Q these niggles don t seem to upset young CD-ROM users, for whom the Yankee accent is part of their everyday cultural diet. Tessa Paine Explorapedia: The World of Nature Price Contact Microsoft 0345 00200R<0 Category Entertainment/Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO :t:s.0) JxJWF7B7> S:s:3>S:2:262:3>T1 T:S:R:S% :s:R61:22 7FXFXF7JxJ By_>y:x6 Bu63% >1BSBtB 67:7:7: >y:X67) 2:2:3- >X:7:76 :y681 :y:y> :y28. 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Cats are aloof and although thC ey appear to show affection they do as they want, we are told before cutting to a large spotted carnivore attacking something large and defenceless in the bush. And not only are the striking similarities betw een domestic tabbies and their ferocious wilder cousins fascinatingly portrayed in beautifully shot footage, but the role of cats in the history of mankind is also examined. From ancient Egyptian times, when cE ats were often worshipped as deities, up to the recent past when sailors attributed mystic powers to the ship s moggies, mankind has been obsessed by felines. This half-hour VideoCD is basically like watching an episode of a superior BBC nature documentary, with a few hi-tech computer graphics between each section. And at 9.99 it was none the worse for that. The encoding is towards the top of the range for VideoCD.G Only when leopard cubs began wrestling in a heap did the kaleidoscope of brown, orange and white spots begin to degenerate into little digital cubes. This would make an excellent stocking filler for anyone who loves cats or who is interested in feline matters generally. 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It reminded me of an antique toy that I was too scared tC o touch. The opening screen, and the centre of the entire product, looks like a naval officer s cabin with a sextant, a mahogany desk and barometer, and books littered over the place. Click on almost anything on the screen and you will be taken to one of the 15 main areas within the product. The screen is immaculately designed but lacking in easily accesible audio help and pointers. My other major bugbear with this E product is the obvious sell-out to our American cousins. Despite Dorling Kindersley being a UK firm, all the voices and spellings are American so Autumn becomes and favour becomes favor . This is a shame, although DK tells us that localised English versions are in the pipeline. And even despite the American accent I forgave the CD-ROM because of the quality of content. Never mind the children, I sat enthrG alled with this product for days. The disc covers everything from photosynthesis to nitrogen cycles to classification, the subject categories broken down into 15 main areas: Prehistoric life, the Web of Life, M icroworld, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Insects, Invertebrates, Plants and Fungi, Habitats, Climate, the Green Book, Climate and a Quiz Master game. There is also a speedy index area where you can dynamically sI earch the CD by any key word. In fact, unlike many CD-ROMs I ve seen of late, this one trots along at a respectable pace throughout. Each area includes plenty of narrative and hypertext links to help children ( and adults) with complex ideas such as Darwinism. Most words, such as amphibians and invertebrates, are pronounced (though in an American accent). There are tons of clever and helpful animations (see box) and 5K 5 excellent video clips showing in minute detail everything from the way birds fly to the White Tailed Sea Eagle catching its prey. Each screen also has plenty of dynamic links to other areas in the product, wh ich is one of the CD s other real strengths. Some have links to classification tables, or to other areas, each window has a see also button linked to related topics, and there are also key facts for trivia enM thusiasts. Many areas also feature to scale boxes showing the size of the animal relative to humans. There are, however, few examples of animal noises which for a multimedia product seems a bit of a wasted op portunity. The Prehistoric Life section (shown on screen as a fossil) is a good starting point. It provides a timeline of information from the beginning of life to prehistoric animals moving through evolution, O fossils, prehistoric plants, invertebrates and reptiles. Once again, it s full of audio and animation. The Web of Life book has four chapters: the Biosphere, Natural Cycles, Energy Flow and Living Together, and demystifies the whole art of life. The Natural Cycles chapter includes the same diagrams to describe rainfall and carbon build-up that have stayed the course over generations but include animations that actualQ ly make sense of it all in a way that a textbook and the blackboard never could. One of my favourite areas, the Habitats section, includes ten categories ranging from Tropical Rain Forests to Desert to Coral R eef. Each habitat is highlighted on a sextant (and spinning globe) and a detailed picture shows you the environment above and below sea water. It s easy and fascinating to scroll up and down through the environS ment and you can click on any one of the hundreds of animals in each habitat to bring up its name, information box, and more videos and animation. The CD also includes a Green Book area. Dedicated to eco-frien dly issues and awareness, the book has chapters on global warming, pollution, threatened habitats and endangered wildlife. It also has sensible advice on saving energy. This is an excellent and thoughtful incluU sion in a children s product. Each of the six drawers in the desk covers groups from amphibians through birds to plants and fungi. When pulled out, or clicked on, the drawers look like, well, drawers with comp artments full of different examples of the animals or plants in that group and a what is a section to cover the basic similarities of each group. Every screen is bright red, which is little wearing on the eyW es, and has no go back icon but does have a next icon to move forward. Again, each window has lots of interesting and, more importantly, relevant icons leading to classification, metamorphosis, key facts and so The climate section, accessed through the Barometer, is also a really good way of understanding what on earth the daily weather forecast is all about. Microworld, depicted as a microscope, looks at plant lY ife, animal life and micro-organisms in minute detail. It shows how viruses replicate and how bacteria spread as if you were actually looking down the drawtube of a microscope. I opted out of Biology early on, put off by the thought of dissecting a mouse. With all the audio, lack of blood and guts and superb animation, this product almost eliminates the need for dissection altogether. Hundreds of animals are put unde[ r the microscope and under the electronic knife. This product is a must for the squeamish and morally conscious. There are very few CD-ROMs I think are good value at 60 but this is one of them. It s a book, a teacher and a science lab all rolled into one. A must for anyone with a curious mind. 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Gn%j%r )V'V(V'V&V)V' V'R'a 1` ! v@z@i sdALb r v eC nbnbncr bzcv$u J0R )$ +RLRN-J f!j f"f"j"j#j"n!jCe *rIr+vJe *rJvjj* r,vkz &r%rFz`v`q zbz`r gzdvbm BJRk{ vAv zevCi +N0Rqr $^D^cA R#ZCN$I ZEV$bd^c9b ZeZBN d ` d ` dAdA vrvsvRr0q B1B0B1 v%z%z%v v%v$zEzDz z#z#v m dbh z%dbdbh z~dbdbd Dr%]D dbdbd dAdch (b$b b B b$b, Kindersley Kindersley's Kindly Kinds Kinetic King's Kingdom Kingdoms Kingpin's Klebb Klick Kline Kline's Knack Knackered Knees Knife Knight Knight's Knighted Knives Knobs Knock Knocking Knocks Opinion Opinions Oppenheimer Oppenheimer's Opponent Opponent's Opponents Opportunities Opportunity Opposed Opposing Opposite Opposition Too-short Toolbar Toolbars Tools Toolworks Top-class Top-down Top-flight Top-notch Top-quality Top-ranked Topic Topicality Topics Cabin Cabinet Caboodle Caches Cacophony Cactus Cadaver Caddy Cadiz Caesar Caesar's Cafes Cakes Calculated Calculator Calendar Calendars Calibration California California-based Californian Caligula Called Children Children's Chile Chill-out Chilled Chilli Chilling Chills Chime Chimpanzee China Chinatown Chinese Chips Chirpy Chiselled Chistopher Chivalrous Chock Choke Choked Choose Choosing Eco-friendly Eco-system Eco-terrorists Ecologically Ecology Economic Economics Economy Ecosystem Ecstasy Ecstatic Ecstatica Eddie Edge-of-the-seat Wildlife Wildly Wilds Wiles Wilfred Wilks Leading Leading-edge Leads Leaflets League Leagues Leaning Leanings Leans Leapfrog Leaping Leaps Leapt Learn Leaving Lecture Lecturers Put-off Putt-putt Putters Putting Putts Puzzle Puzzle-filled Puzzle-solving Puzzle-solving/adven Puzzle-strewn Puzzled Puzzler Puzzlers Puzzles 59G Dorling Kindersley 0171 753 3488H History ReferenceJ Over Over Eyewitness: Horse The beauty of these Eyewitness programs is that the producers (the BBC and Dorling Kindersley) manage to take a topic one would not instantly recognise as being worthy of VideoCD attention, and present it in a ` cent as Nelson Mandela s election as President of South Africa. The quality of the presentation on this disc is superb. It opens onto a lush 3D environment of a desk covered with a variety of objects. In the mC iddle is a globe within a HG Wells-esque time machine. On the machine, world history is divided into ten sections starting with Up to 500BC and ending with After 1945, with in-between sections divided into ag es such as AD 500-1100, Age of Great Religions etc. By clicking on an era, the machine will start up. When it stops, the globe and objects will have changed to represent the era you ve chosen. You can then navE igate by selecting one of the four geographical divisions (Africa & Middle East, The Americas, Europe, Asia & Australia), opening the document drawer of the desk to see what s inside or by clicking on one of th e objects on the desk. The desk also holds four books Everyday Life; Culture; Innovations; Who s Who that let you access information by subject across the ages. This is a very easy interface to get to gripG s with and providing objects from the different times is an excellent idea. This way you have something you can immediately get your teeth into and which gives you a starting point from which to delve into the rest of the disc. If you find something that particularly engages you, you can get at lots of information very quickly. Clickable icons bring up key dates on a subject, maps, quirky facts and related subjects. There is a vast amount of information and all of it is easy to access. The information also has a very broad spread, covering events, cultures and peoples from all over the world in equal depth. And it puts Eur opean events strongly into context by being able to see what was happening in the rest of the world in the same period. The information on the disc opens up as a series of overlapping windows (though not using K Microsoft Windows borders) and clickable picture icons let you navigate through the data. Other icons will point you to related topics. The cross referencing is good, although it was a bit of a drag to click to a reference in another age and have the disc go through the whole rigmarole of the globe closing up and spinning and all the windows opening up for that subject. Highlighted text only gives written informationM and not pictures which for a definition of something like obelisk is a bit disappointing but there are moving examples of maps and diagrams which are well done and especially useful when talking about th ings such as Faraday s first electric motor. The textual sections of the disc have been written in a concise but easy to read way and the type is large enough to make studying easy. This disc could easily get iO ts gold Politically Correct certificate, but rather than trying to ram a point of view down your throat, it simply comes across as having a balanced outlook. It points out: There is a huge gulf between the wea lth of a country such as the United States and the poverty of Third World nations, and has a movie clip labelled First Person on the Moon The desk interface also has other functions. There is a flip-back lever on the wall if you want to jump to your last entry; an Options menu that will let you copy or print the top window or the whole screen; a help icon that takes you to a clear help section; and a button th at takes you to an incredibly long index function. It s worth flicking through this vast index to pick up on things you might have missed. There is also a Quiz Master box on the desk that gives you a quiz on thS e disc contents and almost makes a worthy CD-ROM in its own right. The operation of the whole disc is very smooth and you will wait only a moment to get to the information you want, sometimes getting it instant The first thing that strikes you about the opening screen (the After 1945, Modern World section) is that all the objects seem to be related to America in one way or another. There is a picture of Martin LutU her King, a helicopter from the Vietnam war, a spy briefcase representing the Cold War, a TV showing footage from the Gulf War, the American lunar module, and a large broadcasting dish representing satellite co mmunication. Granted, America has had a huge influence on history in the post-war period, but history has also been made in the rest of the world. This is the kind of opening screen that will immediately engageW an American user but maybe not the rest of us. The fall of Soviet Communism and the rise of independence in Africa are covered in as much detail as the American issues on the disc, but surely the opening scree n could also have included these monumental changes? This is just one example of a slight, but definite, American bias. The most surprising feature of the whole disc is that it is narrated by American actors Y throughout and all the spellings use American conventions. It s common knowledge that the American market is the biggest in the world, but Americanisms from an English publisher? Happily, the developer, Dorling Kindersley, is working on localised versions as well, but if these take as long as the Macintosh incarnations of previous Dorling Kindersley discs we could be in for a very long wait. Apart from this, albeit f[ airly major, point, the disc is superb. It is a pleasure to use, and the content is interesting and genuinely entertaining. There is so much to browse through or learn that you will end up going back to it agai n and again as you would do a book which is a major achievement for multimedia. This really is about as good as multimedia is ever going to get. Conor McNicholas Eyewitness History Of The World Price 59 (i]xnc VAT) Contact Dorling Kindersley 0171 753 3488 Category Reference/Entertainment/ Education Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO RF1F1= F5NVZ NrNrNs9 RqN/9 J0J0R/ RrRrNQNq /NQRQNQj VpNRRQRq ^n^mb ZNZMV-R mZMV,b J0NrZMr NRNQNRJ1kZ RRPb&z fG^m^n^ ^nZms LZMZMbK^K^LZ+ZmZMVNZoZMVMVpVob NQNQ1k RrRq9h R,V ^+9 lb bK^ RrNR1k RVQV1 R1RQR1RQVQVQR1N1N2R1RQ RQVsI JtaJTJ JtJuN NoJoJOE lR,RsF PVq-I RrRrR RrRrV NRRr1k $c,b0 VM^Nf RrNQRQ-j F0J/J0J0J/J. 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They have been around for 150 million years longer than man, existed before th` simple and interesting fashion. I must admit that I was hardly champing at the bit (ouch) to view this particular disc but, having done so, I am quietly impressed. Eyewitness: Horse, as the sleeve notes state, C takes the viewer on a tour, interweaving fact, history and anecdotes with myths and legends. This tour is presented through superb graphics and a brief narrative on the various aspects covered, which really j ust whet the appetite, rather than provide a comprehensive explanation. Horses, we learn, have featured heavily throughout history since they first appeared some 55 million years ago. For example, Genghis Khan E insisted on employing hotbloods , small and fast horses, during his famous conquests, due to their adaptability to the Middle Eastern desert conditions. More trivial tales include how in ancient folklore, the horse s tail was seen as a cure for goitre, yet, if immersed in water , would turn into a mass of eels. And did you know that it was Henry VIII who officially established that one was equal to 10 centimeG tres? As you might have guessed, this VideoCD does not set out to be a serious learning program, more an informal, potted selection of both serious and trivial horsey facts, which ultimately makes this an enjo yable watch. Marc Shergar Steward Eyewitness: Horse Requires DV cart for CD-i, MPEG card for MPC/Mac Price: 9.99 (inc VAT) Contact: CD Vision 0181 503 0589 Platform: VideoCD Encoding: Very Good VPZpR NRJ/J.VO^p^N^O^/M ^PV09k .Z.V.M R/ZpZ/fpY bpbNU R/Z/U QR1ZQI VQZqM VrVPM sRRN1b rVQZQ^r^qZPQ QV0^QZ0Z/V QZPZ/V PZPV.V R/ZOZ.V PZ.Z.V R.^PV VPV/^OY QR/ZPZ/ 0R/ZP^ObO^.U N/ZPZOfpfoZ /ZPZObpj QRP^PbPjqn RPZP^/fpj QZq^ObOfpn VP^pbobofoj P^qbpbof fqjqn bObOjpnq bOfojp fpfofojpn NbN^-Z Z-ZNb fpjpj NfobN^-Z fpfOjpn fo^-Z-Z.b ZOZNR-I fofOjpn bObobo^N^ob VqN/V fpfofojpj .^Nfp^Nf bpfofp ^Obpf fpbofpjpj fpfOfOfPjpj fPfOfNfOjpjpn F1JQF05 fpfOfOfNjojon NsNsJRRs= fofOfOf.fOj F1JR9 bofOfNfOfon JQJQF0B bOfNfNfOfon 1F1B0= bpbObNfOfoj bobObOfOfpn bofofOfofpn fpfpf bpfpfofoj bpfpfpf fpfpbNfon bqbpfpfpf fpfofNjp fpbobOZ bPfpfpj fpfpfofo fpbObOZ bqfpfOfPjpj fpfojojonpn bobOZ NRJQ-j fqfpfqj fpjpjpn ^OZ.U Horse House Human Hutchinson's Illusion Immercenary Impact Incredible Indecent Infected Inferno Infopedia Information Insult Interactive Known Knows Knuckles Kombat Kondrashin Ultimately Ultimaviii Ultra-fluid Ultra-quick Ultra-violent Ultramarine 9.99D inc VATG CD Vision 0181 503 0589H VideoCDI Digital MoviesJ 4.5R Under 20[ Under Family Feud In our survey we asked 100 people to name their favourite TV quiz show. You said Family Fortunes . Our survey said ur-ur! A totally fictitious scenario, of course. I mean, who doesn t like Family Fortunes?` e dinosaurs and were the first species to give birth to live young. However, most people s impression of sharks remains as sinister, streamlined killers lurking around beaches waiting to tear surfers to piecesC . In fact, as this beautifully shot documentary (co-produced by the BBC and Dorling Kindersley) reveals, only five out of the 375 known species of sharks have attacked humans and probably only because they mi stook them for seals. On average, only seven people are killed each year by sharks, whereas humans wipe out 100 million sharks in the same period. And yet, as the CD points out, sharks are superbly-equipped caE rnivores capable of smelling blood more than 1km away. They are 10 times more sensitive to light than you or I, and are one of the few species with a sixth sense enabling them to detect the minute electrical cu rrents that all creatures generate. Sharks not only have a renewable source of razor-sharp teeth, their whole skin is effectively a coating of tiny teeth. But more people have been killed on land by humans wieG lding weapons using sharks teeth than by sharks themselves. The VideoCD makes a persuasive case for this most maligned of creatures, backed up by plenty of startling facts and footage of sharks in their natur al environment. The disc also features some beautifully visualised graphics and backdrops, which enhance the perception that you are watching a top-quality product rather than a cut-and-paste collection of old I film clips. Eyewitness: Shark is entertaining, educational and exciting and it makes fascinating viewing for grown-ups as well as the kids it is aimed at. The colourful footage has been successfully transferr ed to the VideoCD format with the minimum of pixellation a minor miracle considering the demands that turbulent water can cause the MPEG encoding process. Highly recommended and at 9.99, excellent value. 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Our dashing and debonair Renaissance bandit escape` For me, it s Les Dennis who makes it s brilliant. The way he comes up with spontaneous jokes about the members of each family, the gags about their names top stuff. I mean, that s clever isn t it? AnywaC y, Family Feud is what the Americans call it, and they may offer bigger cash prizes over the pond, but they ain t got our Les. Which means no Les in this US game conversion. Major disaster. The format of this 3 DO title is basically the same as the UK show. Two families answer social questions in the hope that their responses match those of the general public, polled in pre-show surveys. The nerve-jangling big moneE y round for the winning family is still there at the end, and there are even bonus cash rounds to get through before you get into the proper game. As you might expect, you can play the game against the computer , but it s when you play against a friend that the game really comes into its own. Family Feud is so crap, it s brilliant. You see, many of the 4,000 questions have an American bias and, of course, all the survG eys have been conducted in the US. So, rather than choosing the obvious answers, you have to squeeze into an American s mind and predict what they might have said. Name a sport played on grass? my partner was asked. She guessed that (American) Football was top answer, but she didn t think of Croquet which was in second place on the board. Oddly, she didn t guess that Tag or Frisbee would be there either. Game to meI excellent! Okay, so the presentation is questionable the digitised characters look like complete loons and there s hardly any animation. And yes, spelling each of the answers letter by letter can become mo notonous. But hey, the sets are so similar you can pretend you re on the show! Up to ten players can participate! You can personalise the families names, interests and personalities to match yours! It s suitabK le for kids of all ages! 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When Dan Gallagher (Douglas at his oiliest) engages in a weekend bonk-fest with Alex (Close wit` s a mob of locals by holing up in a ch teau inhabited by two women who seduce and manipulate the cocky villain into staying a while. The reason? He is the intended main course for a blood-curdling girls night C in, attended by a mysterious collection of other well-to-do women in this Gothic costume drama. The sub-titling of the French dialogue helps preserve the audio impact of the film which, even if it is a long way from Dolby Pro Logic, at least avoids the deadpan mid-Atlantic dubbing of its Redemption co-releases. Picture quality suffers from pixel blurs and original film blemishes, but again the film was clearly shot E in 1979 with a degree of directing aplomb by Jean Rollin. Perhaps Rollin is not quite up to the nerve-jangling directing of the classic Hammer Horrors, but despite a sometimes disjointed first half, it actually manages to stoke up the tension well as we discover why the gang are so keen to have the hero for dinner A hankie is more likely to be required during this movie more for its unhappy ending than any other reaG son. The dirty Mac brigade have been warned! Michael Kavanagh Fascination Special Requirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact CD Vision 0181 503 0589 Director Jean Rollin Starring Lina Romay, Alice Arno, Jess Franco Platform VideoCD Encoding Poor V/ZPs ^QZ/Z/Q ^oV.Z jQfPn ^.fPn fqfrn ZLV,V,^ObPj fnbMn ^OZ.V ^MZ-bpj blZ+bor R^0b0j ZkR+Q Z.bObNbNr ^nZNf UjSf1^OR- ^o^NQ ^q^qb fofon fpbpj Z.Z.Z fqfnn oZ-Z/V.E F.RPE ZNV-ZMV-R bOfP^ VlVLVLV-V pZOV.Z b/bPj ZpZpb /fqjqv F-Vpb VNZqj Zp^qj vLn+j+j+nLrmv fpZ.I ZOV/M F-NN^ R/VQj ^r^rf ZoR-M vmn+j,rMrmnMe brZq^ VKN f -vNvnz nqnqZ r.vpz /rPrOvpv ^Ob.z /n/n.nNroz j/j.nNz jNf,] Q^pbps 0V/Z.j /fqbpZ.ZNboj Z.Z.k frZ0V ^M^no V-^pb .npnna bq^Nf bo^MbNV .fOb-U (d(e0 nmbLZMZ-Z ^/Z.^Pfqfq ^1frbR^ bpV.ZPb np^.Q bRbR^0U bQbPU ^PbqfqV bR^1V 1zRrQa v1vQi v-zoz z.zpz .zNzmz /zozMz .zOv-z rOf.^ nnf-b nnf.] 0bQbQZ /^0bPbpbqbPbQfqjrjqbPbOZNV z/~pvo] Z/Z/Z.^O P bpbObPfpf bpbqfpj jofObN^MZMZ-ZMR, v.zpzqa ^0^QZ0^QbR^1Z0ZQ^1b1fRf rfqbQfpf fpjpj fofobNbMbLbM^MZMV-V,R+N+N r-zpz .VOZ.V fpfQbP^P^P bmbm^mbm^m^m ZL,ZMZmVMVlVmRMRLNMN,N,VNV.V zpzprNf .V.V.V ^/fpfpf zOvOnNnOf-^.V b0bPb/^.^.^/^ b-^,Z,ZM^-Z,Z-^NbnbMbNfNbNfMjnn r.voz bp#fpfPf0f0b0fqfQjQfQb0b/bObofofoj bPfQfQfpbqf fpfpbobOfPfPf/f f.f/f/j/jPjOf/b.b.f/f.f.b b.fO^ Z-^MZ,Z-^N^M^Mbn fnb.^.^/Z.Z jpjojoj RMZMZM^O^obpbobofofojoj l J-VNb JMZmf NNZn^ N-R-ZmZM^MbMbMfnf J-RNZM^MbMbnbnb RMZnb jlfln r-rNn.nPz jlfKjln bk^Jfk^J^JZ b+fLb,^ 0J,Znb bl^L^lf fnfmj bl^Jblf flflf blfmblf ZM^,^ ,fNfnfN^+Q ^+^+Z ^+^,U N,ZMb bl^L^Lbl \fmbMfnj fmjmjnn bl^*blj flfkj fkflj bl^lf flfkflflj bl^+^Kfmf blbKbJ^*^+bKbLblbl^LbKZ*Z)b zon-U -jMf-f-nor ^MfmflblZ+ Z+Z+^+^+^ bMfnfn fmTbLbL^Lblbl^L^L^+^+^,bM^,U bM^,Z Z+^,Z*Q *^+^KV Z+^l^kZ+V ^+Z*U -zpn.Qg /bNAh f-f.^ b.f.b f-b-f f-f-b nofNM ^,Z,U fPfQ^/^ ^.bPfqjqfPbOfojofOfNfOfOZ ,^,b-fNfNZ bO^.bPfpj jqbNb.b Z,bMfNfMbN^-=h PfP^.b.Y -nqb/I rMvoro] rMn-a bpbO^OZPZPVOV/V.ZP^ blZLQ 0bpfOa fNf.f rPr.i /f.=H nojNf-a nonMj rpn/j.b rqn/n/f/b f/jOM vqrPjOb j/nrfQEi /vpzpzPzpi nOjNf.f.f f.jOn /jQnQn/n nojNjNj.j/j/jPnpr -j/rPvqzqzPz0r nojNj/jPjQnQn rpnOnOjPnQrrr ^-bMV OfOjoj b,jm{4 ZPV.V.R n1nrrrv rrjQf/Y ^P^P^0 fRnrz nqb/Z R/VQZqb ^1^1fQn VPVPZQbrbr^ bQZ0V Z0^1f fqbQ^ ^0fQnsv ^QZ0Z2^S^Sbrj ^/f/nQv jPb.Z fofrj ZQZRbtbt^Rfsn ^rZQZR^s^2fSjtr npb/] ^rZQ^Q^RbSjtr zpvOzPz npjP] OfNfMjMjnjnfnf bo^Qf ^R&bSftn zPv.u f-b-^OZ/ZO^pb b.^.^Ofqj bs^R^RZ1Z2^1fRnSvtztzrvQvPv.v Ofpfpj ^/bqj brZ1Z 1rsvSr1m b.bPf b2^0U SrSr2i nQrQrqv bQ^OZ/V ^.jpr jtfRfQf1b0^/Z 2nsrRi J0JQVr^sR boZN^oj bqbq^PZ jo^-Z .^PbQjrn fRfRjrn nqjQnQrRvsr o-J0NQVRZS^R^Rb jPb.Z b0^/^0b1jrj jrfQn zsvQv1zRv1m F0NQVRZR^Rf f/nOnor 0jQfqfqfrfrfQfQn F0NQVr^r^R^sf LjMjMfLf-fMfmfmf fRb1^0b1b1Y frfRfQfQjqnQvQz0v v/v/r NQVr^sbs^sb jtb2^ f1fRU frjRfQjPn0q NQVs^ bPjrjQQ fPj0j/i J1VR^s^sb /VrZrV rqnqnPf/^.^ b/jqfpQ fQnQf/f 0zQzrz 9NQVr^tb j-j-jOjOnprqnP] NQVs^ bN^MZ-R a b b v/zQz jqfOY $A$b$ v.vPzPz nofmZ ,bMfnfon /z/z/u z/zp~ fojOjOjon v/v/q fqbqbqf fNfMr jPjPnqjPb0fPfPjPfPY v/zOv ZrVQZqZQV0Q rsf1f0j1f1b j1f1b N0RPV0R R.VNV.V/VPM V,VLRMRMNLJ R-RMRL9 VoVNVNVPZ V/VPV0R/R V/VPVqV Mostly Motel Mother Mother's Mothers Mothership Motherships Mothra Moths Holing Holinshed's Holliday Hollow Hollywood Hollywood's Holmes Holocaust Holograph Holographic Holt's Homage Home-based Home-grown Homes Homesick Hometown Homework Under Under PLATFORM 15.99G Philips Media 0171 911 3000H Digital MoviesJ 3R Under 20[ Under Fatty Bear s Birthday Surprise Help a teddy bear collect the items it needs to prepare a little girl s birthday surprise Still receptive to the myth that teddy bears have a life of their own when the lights go down, I was enchanted with Fat` h the wackiest perm since Kevin Keegan) he realises he's done bad and returns to cosy marital bliss with cutesy daughter and chocolate-box wife (Anne Archer). In true hell hath no fury like a post-feminist-careC er-woman scorned fashion, Close wreaks all forms of vengeful havoc on the nuclear family she loves to hate. She also cooks up some trouble for the family s pet bunny rabbit. Lyne directs with a nice eye for dom estic bliss gone sour, while Close brings a passion and credibility to Alex which the film doesn't deserve. Lyne was famously forced to change the ending - and sadly this disc doesn t make use of CD-i s capabilE ities to allow you to choose between the director and studio versions. Technically this is a well rendered encoding, almost up there with Star Trek VI in quality. During the final scenes, though, the steam effe ct looks clumsy, while the occasional fades to black seem to leave a curious brief ghosting. However, most people will buy this disc for its shock appeal (or as a timely warning to hubby), so the occasional encG oding glitch won't be too bothersome. Meanwhile the film's classic Hollywood structure slots in very neatly with CD-i's chapter format. And, of course, it makes it easier to skip the psychology and zip straight to the blow job in the lift. Allegedly. 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It s a tough question. Fellini was well known to be more th` ty Bear s Birthday Surprise from the very beginning. And although I am 20 years older than the target age group for this CD, I have it on good authority (my niece) that children are delighted with this product C Fatty Bear, the hero of the program, belongs to a little girl called Kayla, whose tale begins to unfold on the eve of her birthday. As she falls to sleep, in fairy-tale fashion, her stuffed old Fatty Bear leaps to life and with your assistance and the help of the other toys, dolls and stuffed animals around the house, sets about making a birthday cake, blowing up balloons in preparation for a birthday surprise fE or Kayla. Aimed at three-to-seven year-olds, Fatty Bear s interface was simple enough for my young niece to use without getting frustrated, although it would be a bit challenging to a three year-old without con siderable help from a parent. To guide Fatty Bear on his quest you simply click the moving arrow. In all, there are 30 different areas of the game to explore, taking Fatty from bedroom to kitchen to attic to gaG rage in his bid to find the necessary cake ingredients, letters for a birthday banner and so on, before Kayla wakes. And when the child gets stuck, they can conjure up any number of funny little hints to help t hem on their way, by clicking on Gretchen the doll or Matilda Rabbit (who can fly). Kayla, Fatty Bear and all their friends talk in engaging and funny voices. There are no inanimate objects in the world of FatI ty Bear: click on a hatstand and it comes alive; click on the answerphone and there s a message from Daddy. You can also take a ride on a skateboard, send a book flying round rooms and open the fridge to take a midnight snack the list is endless in this innocent and exhilarating children s adventure. The CD even comes with a luminous Frisbee, a 48-page colouring and puzzle book, crayons and pencil. Though extremelyK American and perhaps a little fattist in name, Fatty Bear is loads of fun for parents and kids alike. 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Entertainment Explore Explored Explorer Exploring Explosion Explosions Explosive Explosives Expo-92 Exponent Exponential Exponentially Exponents Export Exported Exporting Exposes Exposition Exposure Expoundnding Express Expressing Expression Expressions Exquisite Extend Extended Electronic Electronically Electronics wegantly Element Elements Elephant Elephant-like Elephants Elevation Elevator Eleven Elf-like Elgin Elicit Elicits Eliminates Elimination Elite 19.99G 01923 240050H Reference 2.5R Under 20[ Under Female Vampire The narrative thrust to the Female Vampire, also known as The Bare Breasted Countess and Erotikill, is simple. Our erotic anti-heroine Countess Irena Karkstein, played by Lina Romay, leaves a trail of death and` an a little self-obsessed but it s difficult to complain. Watch La Dolce Vita, 81/2 or La Strada, and you start to see the sparks of genius. More important here, though, is whether Fellini fits well onto CD-ROMC . This CD does a fairly poor job of shoehorning a lifetime of grandiose cinema onto a 5.5 inch disc. For a start, Fellini s films, conceived on a massive scale, don t fit well in a window the size of a book of matches. It s thoroughly uncompelling and unsatisfying after seeing them at the cinema. Even when images are presented at full screen, as the stills are, the depth of meaning is lost because of the utterly banaE l captions. Undoubtedly the worst are from The Clowns, where most captions say things like A clown or are simply erroneous. Even when we see an interesting picture of Fellini making up as a clown, the disc fa ils to convey the story behind the image that he was making up for the cover of Newsweek, which is not an inconsequential fact. This is not carping, it shows the poor editing of the disc contents especially sG ince the half-baked approach is evident throughout. The disc simply doesn t take advantage of the possibilities of CD-ROM. Film clips are thrown away because there is no commentary and no explanation. In a sect ion on Fellini s use of music in his films, there is no music the music is under a separate button called Other There s a massive tract by Fellini about light, but no examples of lighting in his films. WhI y put something on CD-ROM if you re not going to use the medium to its best advantage? A large number of opportunities have been missed here. One thoughtful feature, and an interesting aspect for newcomers to F ellini, is the highlighting of the drawings he made for his films. Each of the screens on the disc contains elements of them, which helps to tie the whole thing together in an interesting and clever way. There K is also a separate section looking at these drawings and the general influence of comics on his style of film-making. An interesting subject featured on the disc is Fellini s work as a director of commercial ad vertising shorts. But although there may be a section about it, sadly none of the films are available, and neither is there any explanation as to why Fellini did them. Neither are there any filmed interviews wiM th Fellini himself, to put his work into context and set the scene. For a director who came close to over-art-directing his movies, the disc apart from the use of Fellini s drawings is under-designed. The screens for each film are fine, but the timeline in particular flat and uninviting. Also, getting around the disc is made difficult because of the lack of cross-referencing. There are no hot links to other sectO ions, no biographies of the major stars he directed even Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg aren t featured in any depth or details of his collaborators. This disc is well-priced and that s a healthy mov e for this kind of title (the additional half disc in the rating is there for the price alone), but anyone interested in finding out more about Fellini could usefully spend the money they would on this disc on Q a La Dolce Vita video or some cinema visits. Watching the films he made will tell you a lot more about Fellini in a far more interesting way. 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It is a storyline which many of us might find hard to swallow. But it s a part which Romay seems glad to get her teeth into despiteC the workaday acting of the bulk of the supporting cast. The quality of acting in this 1973 French/Belgium co-production another Jess Franco masterpiece would at times shame a sixth-form drama club play. The soundtrack, for instance, is all over the place, while the dubbing is so flat and dreary that it becomes comical. It s just as well the countess herself is mute. The CD has obviously been encrypted from prE etty cruddy film stock and the result is a washed-out look to the images. The interface and presentation of the discs are nice, though, with vaguely interesting sleeve notes and a proper title screen. Somehow, this absurd plot is stretched out to 93 minutes. As soft-porn directors well know, a little bit of a plot is never a bad thing and the humorous possibilities available in this film s storyline are there for tG he taking, but ignored. Instead, there are plenty of bellies but not too many belly laughs in this film. 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Times Timescale Timetable Timing Timothy Tina's Tinfoil Tiniest Tinker Tinkling Tinny Tinsel Tipples Sizable eboarding Skeletal Skeleton Sketch Sketches Sketchiness Skids Skies Skiing Skilfully Skill Skilled Skillfully Skills Skimmed Skimped Skin-suffocated Skinhead Skinnamarink Skins Skipped Skipping Images Imaginary Imagination Imaginations Imaginative Imaginatively Imaginatively-drawn Imagine Imitate Imitation Imitations Imitators Immaculately Immaculately-conceiv Immaterial Immature Immediate Immediately Immense Immensely Immensly 39.99D inc VAT (MPC)E 44.99F inc VAT (3DO)G Electronic Arts 01753 549442H Games 4 / 5M 118 / 91N 4.5R Under 40[ Under Flash Traffic Save your cash, this is more trash than flash. We won t be vague avoid like the plague! s not often a reviewer gets the chance to give a blow by blow account of a game from start to finish, but then it is Homes league. Only one was Premiership material, and that was FIFA International Soccer from Electronic Arts. Now it s available on CD-ROM, and it s even better. The action kicks off with a new, and rather nicC e video sequence. Well, actually it s an advert for a football boots company, but they re going to remain nameless (until we get a pair). The game looks exactly the same as the floppy disk version, but with one major difference more on that in a minute, I d better fill in the gaps first. FIFA is played from a unique isometric in-the-stands viewpoint, a system which is certainly refreshing and works rather well. AE nimation of the players is smooth thanks to the use of several thousand frames. Each guy has a neat bag of tricks including back heels, sliding tackles, flying headers, bicycle kicks and more. Of course, gettin g them to perform these feats doesn t come easy, and although the basic running around, shooting and tackling is straightforward, really mastering the game takes time. Initially, you ll find yourself stabbing aG t the buttons wondering how you performed each action. As with all good footie games, there s no shortage of options to tinker with. You can play against a human opponent or any of the 49 computerised teams, in a single game, tournament or league. There are different conditions to choose from, various play strategies and formations. Fanatics can even play a full 45 minutes each way. The only black mark is that penaltI y shoot-outs have been replaced with sudden death, so you can t quite recreate the 94 World Cup final. What really puts the special in this Special Edition is the running commentary. Yep, not only do you get the continuous crowd chants as you play, you also get a ball-by-ball analysis. Not from John Motson, thank God (a CD-ROM isn t big enough for all the garbage Motty spurts out). No, here it s Tony Gubba. And whK at an enthusiastic fella old Mr Gubba is. Virtually everything he says is pronounced with an exclamation mark. Corner to Brazil. Barbetto great tackle by Wilson! Long hoof up the field. Hallsworth great poss ession by Ansell strike by Ansell! Oh it s off the crossbar! Strike by Buckner! IT S IN!!! Ah yes, it takes me back to the glory days at the Goldstone Ground. (When was that, exactly, then? Ed.) The monologM ue is rather limited, but then, so is your average commentator s. Generally it s very entertaining funny, actually. Sadly, the programmers still haven t used real player names; instead we get ridiculous alter natives such as a goalie from Eire called Terry Irish and an American goalkeeper called Peter Stryker, with many of the others being employees of Electronic Arts (nice ego trip, guys). The CD edition does allowO you to edit the text, but needless to say the commentary names remain the same whatever, so it s all rather pointless. Still, don t let this put you off buying the Special Edition of FIFA International Soccer. It was already a fantastic looking, fun-to-play game, and now it sounds brilliant too. Warren Chrismas (Issue 4 review) FIFA International Soccer CD Special Edition Requires 8Mb for running commentary, 4Q Mb without Price 39.99 Contact Electronic Arts 01753 549442 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO FIFA INTERNATIONAL SOCCER All-singing, all dancing FIFA on 3DO, but where's our Tony? The all-new 3DO version of FIFA International Soccer follows the PC CD-ROM version released in September (reviewed last month), but here the designers have effectively started again with the graphics at least as it looks nothing like preS vious incarnations. Instead of just a single isometric viewpoint we have a choice of seven views including Cable Cam, Sideline Cam and, erm, an End Zone Cam. Having a choice meant we often found ourselves in a state of option paralysis the truth is none of the views are perfect. The Ball and Shoulder views, for instance, show the action close-up but you see so little of the pitch it s impossible to tell where the U other players are. The sound has been improved there s now a wide range of crowd noises including a chant of Eng-ger-land, Eng-ger-land, Eng-ger-land when playing as Terry s boys and some pretty nifty drums . Sadly though, there s no commentary from Tony Gubba as with the PC CD-ROM version, due, no doubt, to the fact that this version is aimed at the American market. The most noticeable difference is the speed s gone up a gear and also the difficulty factor which has increased slightly, mainly because the three main buttons on the 3DO s handset have to be used in combination with the two shift buttons on top. B/B/B/ at you get with the 3DO version is a host of neat touches a great intro, digitised clips of classic moments in football history , a good replay facility with five more camera views, and even a six-player optY ion. Ultimately though, it s not any more playable than the PC version. In other words, it s bloody good, but not perfect. 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It may have taken nearly two years to make the leap from PC, SNES and Megadrive onto the CD-i, but Flashback is the kind of copper-bottomed game property that the system needs to att t every day you encounter a CD-ROM with so little content. On loading the game, you are presented with a full-screen, full-motion video intro which shows various people using large guns to express differencesC of opinion. Your objective is to take charge of a team of FBI secret agents and prevent a crazy scientist from blowing up Los Angeles. As you move through the game you are shown a series of video clips, each with an associated piece of dialogue. You respond by choosing from a list of responses. Sounds good, doesn t it? Choose the right one and you go on to the next scene. Get it wrong and it s game over. Your firstE task is to interview your only two suspects. I interviewed one and looked through his personal effects which led me straight to an air hostess. She led me straight to the madman. I followed him to a stadium wh ere he was planting the bomb, ordered my men to defuse it, messed with the madman again, and that was it. The end d cracked the whole thing in about 45 minutes, and not a minute too soon. If you re lookingG for a game that uses MPEG to provide full-motion video, check out Return To Zork, or splash out on one of any number of linear but well encoded VideoCDs. Whatever you do, avoid Flash Traffic. 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Richie is a short-order cook in the same bar, but dreams of being ` ract in order to survive. (3DO owners are going to have to wait at least another month, by the way.) To recap, Flashback is a shoot- em-up puzzle platformer from the French developer Delphine, which was also reD sponsible for the not dissimilar Another World. Like that title, Flashback has a very distinctive cinematic style thanks to the extensive use of cut-scenes, movie-style soundtracks and fluid, polygon-based roto scoped graphics. The game begins with a mysterious scenario galactic investigator Conrad Hart wakes up on a jungle-infested planet to find that his memory has been erased and reveals further details about tF he whys and wherefores as the game progresses. The key difference between Flashback and Another World is the complexity of the puzzles and the level of interaction with the on-screen environment. Flashback fea tures over 20 functional items and 15 non-player characters. That means that in many ways it plays more like an RPG than a traditional platformer aside from the usual hand-to-eye co-ordination skills, you neeH d to talk to people, pick up clues, utilise your inventory and use good old-fashioned logic to progress to the higher levels. But it s not all problem-solving. Conrad has a gun and he has to use it regularly, b ut the combination of RPG and arcade-action genres what the Yanks call a cocktail of thumb candy and brain fodder helps make Flashback a very enjoyable time waster. Neverthless the conversion to CD-i has J brought problems. The screen image is smaller than the Megadrive and SNES versions and two unsightly green borders fill the edge of the screen. Second, the control system is far from intuitive (you have to pr ess the pad up and hit the jump button to leap sideways, for instance) and the game is impossible to play without a dedicated gamepad or joystick. And then there is the bane of my particular life the absence L of an ongoing save game function. Yes, you can save your progress, but only at certain locations, which makes navigating the early levels particularly onerous. But the transfer to CD-i has also brought with it some improvements. The intro and cut-scenes, which crop up when you pick up or use an object, are now much more detailed and colourful. More useful is the increased deployment of sampled voices and sound fx, plN us the chance to hear the stunningly atmospheric music score (so tuneful it was even released as a separate album in France) in its full digital stereo glory. Otherwise, there is very little difference in the C D-i version after all, if it ain t broke, don t fix it . The animation of Conrad s movements that made the original so jaw-dropping (even my cat was convinced that the sprite was a living and possibly edibP creature) have made the transition unscathed. The result is that Flashback is the best platform game on CD-i, easily eclipsing the childish Hotel Mario and the fun but simplistic The Apprentice. CD-i owner s wanting a title that packs great graphics and sound with a very original blend of gameplay genres will find Flashback a worthwhile purchase. Mat Toor Flashback Price 34.99 Contact Philips Media 0171 91130R Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO "*B&" 2e.E: :H6d6 Js>06 *%6&. "#"C&D*c ".C*#: A:,!& FN*v6 ^LZ/b .Q6s.0202/6Q2R2 ZHRGJ*%G Jd^@Ea ,*N.- "P*o* *,:,%E EZEZDR RERERDJ%E &o*t6 f:g6&6& `>(K& 2r&$B ("LS~ -F,!$ M"1"v"U" !&A.B* e*e*c&! IFkKY $"C"#" &b&"*B&"2 "2A*B. #"C"# c&b*b. gJH!i "*".c6 mV1.y& *".b2dO .b*B: B.B2cO .TJ6M 2 ."B cFuc] ->.>MJ 1"P&. UFxFwJ ****.H.f* !NE[D HJiRmV $6e.F. *$2CR RANhgQ m2l2K! 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One night, Nick (Michael Nouri) happens into the bar and falls for Alex only to be told that she s one of his welders, and she doesn date the boss. Except, of course, she does in the end. And this is the basic story line, dreaming of being an engaging plot. Richie heads for LA and possible stardom (see above), Alex gets her audition, Nick g ets his woman and they all live happy ever after. That s all you have to do, dream, have a bit of talent and the world s your oyster. The film was released in 1983 the height of the Reagan/Thatcher regime of E film actors and grocer s daughters wielding ultimate power. Hm, no such thing as (class-ridden) society, just supportive families and highly talented, on yer bike individuals. Unlike the plot, the encoding i s very good, considering this is a movie full of frantic , body poppin action. There are few visible artefacts the only problem seems to be occasional blocking where light is reflected on moist skin, which, G unfortunately, comprises most of the film. If you re into wet T-shirts and 80s music, you could do a lot worse. You could also do a lot better. The Red Shoes it ain Barbara Smith Flashdance Special Requir ements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG Card for MPC Price 17.99 (inc VAT) Contact Philips Media 0171 911 3000 Director Adrian Lyne Starring Jennifer Beals, Michael Nouri Platform VideoCD Encoding Very good ,J,N-NM NNNMNMNLNMN- N-NNNMRMRNNNRNRNRnRnRNNN VoR.A VoVnZ ZpZoZpZp ZpZpZPZP VOVOVNV.V. 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An unlik` gle-aircraft (at a time) flight simulator. The operative word here is simulator . There is no combat because there are no other aircraft with which to interact. All you do is take off, fly and land (or crash, C depending on your ability). You may think this is about as exciting as listening to paint dry. And, in normal circumstances, you would probably be right. Flight Unlimited, however, changes the rules slightly. O nce you have seen it running, you will understand when I say that the circumstances become anything but normal. Flight Unlimited is what you might call a fifth-generation flight simulator. Although the choice E of aircraft is limited to four single-engine propellor-driven machines plus a glider, and the world area with which you can play is limited, the flight model and graphics conspire to lift this head and shoulder s (surely fuselage and wingtips? Ed.) above everything else around. To all intents and puposes, you find yourself flying within a fully digitised 3D world. Now that may not sound much, but look at the screen G shots to see what I mean. The world is, as we all know, a beautiful place. Now it is possible to see that from within a simulator. No more blocky rotating bitmaps or triangular hills. This is photo quality scen ery. Possibly even better than Magic Carpet. All this splendour is allied to brilliantly presented aircraft which look just right. But the crowning glory is the flight model. I m not exaggerating when I say thaI t Flight Unlimited uses as much processing power to handle the behaviour of the air as most simulators use in total. Unlike pretty well all other sims of this genre, Flight Unlimited treats air as a fluid mediu m, with associated dynamic complications. That means that you are vulnerable to propellor wash, windshear, thermals, clear air turbulence and all those other arcane aviation terms you hear on the news but neverK really understand. Let me put it more simply. I m a pilot (no, really he is Ed.). I love flight sims and this is the first time I can honestly say there are no significant problems with the way this game fli es, outside of the physical limitations placed on it by the fact that it s not the real thing. Now we ve all seen games which look fantastic but have all the long-term attraction of, well, something really not M very attractive. We ve also seen games which have no spectacular graphics but which play so well that we ve still got them loaded (like Red Baron, for example). There are a few which combine the worst of both w orlds. But recently there have been a couple of really nice games which both look good and play well. Flight Unlimited is the next step up. It looks great and plays marvellously. Of course, there has to be a doO wn side to all this wonderfulness. Don t even think of buying this game unless you either have a DX2/66 with 8Mb minimum or an enormous amount of patience. For anything approaching a good experience here, you n eed a Pentium with 16Mb and a good fast CD-ROM drive. You also need a really hot video card VESA Local Bus or PCI preferably. Then the results are truly awesome. From the ground buildings where you start to tQ he really intense effort of trying to fly a perfect Cuban Eight, Flight Unlimited just oozes quality and atmosphere. With a good spec machine, everything is smooth and, for want of a better word, seamless. With a bottom end machine (and by that I mean a DX/2), things start to get rather unsatisfying. Although the overall effect is still fairly smooth, the detail levels have to be turned right down and everything becoS mes slow. Although a couple of years ago, I would have said that this was acceptable, I ve been spoilt by progress. One of the features of Flight Unlimited is the flying instructor who joins you in the aircraft . Unlike pretty well anything I ve seen with an instructor involved, the advice and instruction you get are actually useful. Not only that, but there is a level of artificial intelligence built in that makes thU e whole experience far more involving. For example, in certain other sims I could mention, your instructor will give you generic sort of advice which will be repeated for a dozen different things. Here, your ad vice is specific. You get into a spin and the instructor will advise you on recovery as needed. Next time, he may leave you to get on with it until you make a mistake. So you pull back on the stick (big mistakeW ) and he ll say: No, try pushing forwards instead. This is the sort of behaviour you expect from a real instructor, and it all adds to the experience instead of being an irritation. Virgin claims that Flight Unlimited could actually reduce the number of hours needed to obtain a pilot s licence. Although I have reservations about the wisdom of this, I suspect that the claim may well be true. To sum up, not only is tY his an attractive package, with excellent graphics and sound, but it has bags of depth and atmosphere as well. This is a refreshing change, and Flight Unlimited deserves to do well because of it. Developer Look ing Glass is likely to release a sequel later in the year which is set to include combat options and network play, and this is sure to be an even bigger hit. For now, though, Flight Unlimited does just fine. Ju[ st make sure you ve got the hardware to run it. 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For a start, the source is impeccable. ely scenario admittedly, but one which provides a convenient backdrop for a game of exploration based on the characters home environments. The player is presented with an aerial view of the environment he or C she has chosen from which they can select one of a dozen or so sections for further investigation. Once in Judy Jetson s bedroom or Fred s garage there are various hot spots to activate, some more interactive t han others. In George Jetson s apartment, for example, Fred can be taken on a virtual reality holiday, create a meal combining any number of ingredients and set households automatons about cleaning the house. BE ack in Bedrock, clicking on Dino gets him to mow the lawn and clicking on the car in the garage takes George out for a drive into the Neolithic landscape. Navigation around the scenes is easy, the graphics are bright and clear, and you can easily swap characters by clicking towards the top of the screen. The developers of this disc have attempted something genuinely innovative: instead of sticking to the linear narraG tive pioneered by Br derbund s Living Books, they have created a free-form environment, where the emphasis is on exploration rather than straightforward story-telling. But this, unfortunately, turns out to be o ne of the disc s key drawbacks. Random movement about the environments only engaged this user for so long and this program lends itself to a further level of sophistication for example, the collection of clueI s/objects/ information which then combine to create a more satisfying conclusion. This CD-i lacks focus and structure, and would benefit greatly from at least some sense of purpose and the inclusion of more Fli ntstone and Jetson characters. 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The child is invited to choose one of three possible sites for their gardendenn media. Jim Smith For All Mankind Price 39.99 (inc VAT) Contact Astrion 0181 202 0011 Category Reference/Entertainment Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO y broken by the protean sound of the Saturn V en es the size of the viewing window at the cost of resolution and frame speed. But these are minor quibbles compared to the achievement of getting the film and all its supporting materials on one smoothly runningO and well thought out CD-ROM. Even if the Moon programme does not make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck you should still check this out as an example of masterly film-making allied to visionary new all cross-referenced. The excursions and the glossary can be accessed from a separate menu as well as from within the movie. There are, however, a number of technical let-downs. When the transcript moves M to another page it halts the film for a few frames. QuickTime has to compress the 79 minutes of video quite viciously to fit it all on the disc and there is a full-screen mode that is best avoided as it increas right of the screen, you can click on a hot word or name for a quick definition or a biography, without halting the film. At points throughout the film an excursion icon appears in the bottom left of the screeK n. Click on this and it takes you to a related article. Exit the excursion and you are returned to the point where you left the main program. There is a reference section on each Moon mission and on each astron in space. But Al Reinert completes the paradox neatly by showing the other side of space flight. Watching the astronauts listen to country music, throw things at each other to relieve the boredom, and gurn for I the camera uncannily brings back memories of John Carpenter s grunge space film Dark Star. On top of this, Voyager has added a layer of expanded information. As the film runs through its transcript pages on the . This stranger side of the Moon missions is perfectly matched by Brian Eno s ambient score and by the slow abstraction of the imagery Reinert has chosen. The overwhelming emotional colour of the film is loneliG ness. The most poignant moment is the sighting of nomads campfires burning in the Sahara and the reflection of one astronaut that the lives of the nomads are infinitely alien to him in comparison to his being gines. The astronauts perspective is quite unexpected too. NASA selected the calmest personality types, matched with superb flying skills and engineering backgrounds. What came back were the same God-fearing AE mericans, but definitely changed by the strangeness of their experience. 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But how did a lightweight romantic comedy, part-financed by Channel Four, go on to makeake seeds are planted in the holes provided, and after a quick watering session the garden starts to grow. This is the fun part the seeds start to sprout and grow into a variety of wei ble educational potential. It is probably a good idea to use the program with some parental guidance initially, to help draw out these opportunities as, left alone, the child would probably concentrate on the hI ot spots, become a highly skilled Gopher catcher, and ignore the educational aspect of the program. Wouldn t we all. Gaynor Spry Forever Growing Garden Price Under Contact MediaVision 001 415 770 8600 CJ+ategory Education Platform Mac MPC CD-i 3DO e level to see the plants shoot up on screen. For those with more patience, a game of Catch the Gopher helps while away the minutes as the garden slowly grows. 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The in-game graphics have scaled fielders and give a good sense of the distances invol over $250m? Well, as you all no doubt know, the film stars the flop-top toff Hugh Grant as Charles, a witty and charming bachelor who believes in true love. Along with his equally witty and charming pals who, like him, have no discernible source of income he flits from wedding to wedding, making raffish speeches and fending off former girlfriends. All this changes when he bumps into Carrie, a beautiful Ameri can (Andie MacDowell) who has slept with even more partners than Charles. Fate and circumstances conspire against them (there s the small matter of their weddings to other partners , for a start), although in tE he end everything s settled with a spot of tongue-wrestling in the rain Why has it been so successful? It s hard to say beyond the fact that there are some good jokes, a smattering of excellent performances (n otably from Hugh Grant and Kristin Scott Thomas as the ice maiden poleaxed by her unrequited love for Charlie), and a pervasive atmosphere of summertime escapism. Only a hard-hearted cynic would draw attentionG to the film s numerous weak points, such as the episodic and uneven plotting, the jokes that fall flat on their faces ( s bonking? asks a young bridesmaid. s like table tennis only with slightly sm aller balls, is the lame reply) and a performance of such mahogany-like stature from MacDowell that you expect someone to shout timber! when she falls into Hugh Grant s arms. But the encoding carried out I by Philips team in Hasselt, Belgium is nigh-on flawless. Visual artefacts were practically invisible and the sound quality crystal clear. The interface is the US-version of the standard Philips control bar the main difference being a slightly jazzier slo-mo facility. All said, Four Weddings is probably as good (and commercial) as VideoCD gets at least for now. Mat Toor Four Weddings and a Funeral Special RK equirements DV cart for CD-i; MPEG card for MPC Price 19.99 (inc VAT) Contact Polygram 0181 910 5841 Director Mike Newell Starring Hugh Grant, Andie MacDowell, Kristin Scott -Thomas Platform VideoCD EncoL ding Excellent 19.99G Polygram 0181 910 5841H VideoCDI Digital Movies Comedy 4.5R Under 20[ Under VpRqZ rNqRqV nNqJQJPF0F/F/F0F0F1F0F0NsZ FpFpN FpFqJ FRFRJsR BT>4BUJv> 4JwJwJuF2A VpVPRpf RqRPJ/ F.rJ/F0F0F/F F/F/> F.J0N/A B6FWFXFXFWB VpRPNPNPV JRF0F.A B/JQF0B/JqN BkBkN JuF3FR5 B6B7"F7JXJxJxFXB4= ^nR-I N^N^NZOVoVpZ NsF0F/NqZ FUF21 2BUFVFWFxFX$F7JXJxJxBXB3A L^+^M^nZnN bnZ,I 2FTB4JV= FUB55 3BUBJ 5FWFWF7>FWJxFXJxFWB fpbof JwJxN NuF1-i F6B6: F7FWFXFWJXJXFXB6JUs{ bMbmV JvNwNwFTF01 F7JXFWJxV NvJuJuNvN Z,5%P MZMR,V-ROb JuFUJUN ^wZxZ VNZpb NvJuR 1^ubw^ RVRwJVF6FVFUNvJuNtA sbtbv^ P^Q^qR bLV I ^rV1VRVSJ2J2F FTJUJS= bvZwo\ bQZ0^R^RR ZnZpb Rjt^3M ZSVRR jSfSfSjUU f3fSjTjUb4^Tn ^,^+5 Z1^2b3b3^2b2bSbTftftbTbSbRZ1M ^Rb1Y 1fQbR^2^3^4bw{ ^xVVM jujun ft^2E bs^0^/b0b0^0^0Y bwfwbWbW^VZVN bnfmj VuVvZ ^vbVfVb5b5^4V bPb-Y -bqjsn ^T^3b3f -fojqnrn bSZ0A N1JSJTR bM^*Z -bNjpnrnsr fs^RV11( -f.nQnrn jufsbsI bn^Mb,^ Z Z fKf-{6 fKbJM ,fNf/jQnrn b,f.f/jOjPnrrsn nLf*U b-f.fOjOnpnpnrrrr fu^21( nNnLnljJn b-fNjNjOnpnqr b(^I{ ron-f ^,fNjN xNXJXF7F b-jNnonpnpnqrqr b,fNnpn b,fMnon pn-n,j+rLz b,fMjnnorpnpjpjPbP^ nNnMnLrmv f+jmfMQ roronL] f+b+M f-nov nqfN^ vpvorma fMfLjMf-f,f,fMnnr vqvpvornrLa rqr/v/vOvNvnvMr+r+n jmjMY rOr.n.rNvOvovnzozovovozovNvMvMvnrnnMf f,f,U NwB6= rNnMnMrNrnrNrNvov -jNnPv bp^.Z b0fRbQbQfQnrn nLf*f rNvpz .jOjPnqr brbqbQbRfrjsn 2JuNV= b/fOb.f/jqn VSRSJ j+j,nMz cNr)J -jNnOnof.b f,fMfNfN fPfOf/b0jQ jdjcjcn nznr,i *nKrMvpz bJP%( nMrorpr nononpnpnqnpnqjqjqfQfPjrr jcjcj vPr.n n,rMvpz rLrKe cF0!( jMnor jrjQjRrtv vOr-r+e +nLn,n,rNv vMvLvMr,0 cFP%( f+jMnnr jRjRnRrtv zrzqzovMn,e +nMrNvOzpz rPj-b,fM f-jPz zpvpU BF1!) j,nNrqvsv jrjRnRrtv zqzpzovorNn-n-r.rNvOvpvqz rqvsv jQjQnRrsv fabAj vpvPzqvpvOvpvPvPvpvpzqz n0rQvrz nrjQjQnqnrr rvjU( jcjbfb^ bAj vpr/vOvOzpz vqvrzr vqvprpQ v/vqz rSnQnq vunTjs( bBbaj vRn/n.rOvqz vRvqv r-vOvpzrv rrjQn Pnpf-] rsjRntr vtvuvtnSjt, fcfdfcfabA^ bbn vrv1m vOvqzqzr r-vOvpzrz rrjOj-Y n-rPrsv rtrtntnt1 ^BbCbCb#^"U vsvRv/q vNvPvpvqzq n-rNvozqzrz rqnNn-n,n n,n-rPv vtrtnTjt5) ztvSvQv ozpzqzqz n,vNvOzpzqzrz vsvrvrvsrtruv runtnSj v-vNzpz zqzqz n-r.vOvpvqvrz vurur rurtrtnSn bd^Cbc^cV"V! vMzoz nMb Q nLnNrOvp vtvtrtj2j2f rtnsjs9) ^Cfdj bc^AZ!^B^B^A^b^ v-v.vOvOr j,nNrOrpvqvqrqrqvrrrrRvSrRj ntjtfR- v/v0v0vOr-i j+n-nOrpvqrprqrqrQrQr1i j+f+j+j,j-nNrPv rpnQnPj0] j+j-n- nNrOvpv rpnpj/U zpzpz j,jMjNnNjNnNnNnOrpvq rpj/a ,f-jMjMnN nO+vqrqrPnPn/j.e vPvPzPzoznv,n r,vnzozoz ,fMjMj-n-n.nOnOnNnNnOrPrPnPnOnOn.j rSzsz zqzovMrMvmznznz rqrqv MfMjMj-j-jNnOnNnNjN rPrprO r0(rPrQrrr fRrRvRzsz vovpvprprPrprprPrPrr{[ ,bMjMj-j-jMj-nNnNjNnNnNnOrpvprpnprprprqrrrrr n.rOvpz zozov vprprprPrPnPrr{Z fMfLjLjLf,j-jN rOrpvprq r,v-vNvNvozpzpz nonnrNrOrqr QV-^LfLf+j+j,jN nOnPnqnqrrrrr v,r-rNvNvpz j+j,f-fNfOjOfOf/jPnPnp Z1ZSo: r-r-rNvOvpz rnrnronMe ^O^-b f,jMjNf.f.fNjOnOrpvsvtvuv r,r-rNvpvpzqz rornnnnMj j,(f-j-jNnNnOnQrRrRrSvsrRnRjRU n-rNvprpvqvqz rprprov j+j,f, jN!j.n/rPn0j1j1fQf rPrOr f+f-f-fMfLfMfMjNjOj/n/nq{Y j+n,nMnMj-nNv jLj+f+f,fLfMf mjmfnjojon nLj+f+f,jNnOnpnpjpj nnjMjMnonqnq npnonpr F7JX%1 RtJ2NTb xF6!. 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Front Page Sports Football 95 is an upgrade of last year s best American football game on the PC, incorporating the` ved, helped by the excellent ball-flight. The sound deserves a mention too, including digitised abuse from the home crowd when you re the visiting batsman, good bat contact noises, an authentic ball-hitting-gloD ve sound and even a peanut salesman hawking his wares. There are three levels of arcade complexity and a manage-only option, so that two-player games can be handicapped if one of you has the hand/eye co-ordinat ion of a hibernating tortoise. For the heavy-duty player, there are customisable leagues and full player career modes. Since the game s licence is with baseball s Players Association rather than the teams, plaF yer names are real but team nicknames are approximations. In the pipeline is a data disk with the rest of the stadiums and 48 old-time teams, although I d have thought there d be room on a CD-ROM for those with this release. Silly me. Unfortunately we still haven t seen a game that captures the inherent violence of baseball, with players rearranging the catcher s face with a bat or deliberately pitching at the bridgH e of the batter s nose. Until we do, this is the best baseball game on the PC. David Williams FPS Baseball Price 44.99 (inc VAT) ContactSierra 01734 303322 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO !FB3- SJsFRFS%K >2FSJt FRJt[ >1FS> SBSFtR fqf.a OfPfOfqfPa f.f/a f/fPf fqfOa fqf/a .fPfPj fPfPj fPfqfqa fOfObO] RJREi FSBSB2>19 2>1FS)k FSB2B tB2B2N FtB39 2BSB2>1= FSFtFt FtFSFSFtFSFtFS FSJuFtFSFtFTBSFSJ FtBSFtFTFSFtJuFtFTFSFSFtBSFS FtJuFTFSFtFTFSJuFtFTBSFTFTFtJtFSFSFtFSBSJtN B1>1FS> BSB2> FSJtA !F1B15 RJRFR= SB1B19 B2FS5 SF2-k FSF2> FRFsB2FSN B3BS> Handbook Handcuffs Handed Handful Handicap Handicapped Handicapping Handiwork Handkerchiefs Handle Handled Handles Handling Handpainted Happened Happening Happenings Happens Happiest Happily Happy Harassment 24.99 28.32 32-36 49.95 44.99G Sierra 01734 303322H GamesJ 4.5R Under 50[ Under Freddi Fish The kids have gone to bed, it s time to play their discs and if you haven t got kids, we won t tell Freddi Fish is the latest game for children from Humongous Entertainment, the team behind such games as Putt` new two-point conversion rule and the myriad personnel changes that took place in the off-season. As with FPS Baseball above, endorsement from the NFL Players Association means teams have correctly named plaC yers on the roster, but can t use the team nicknames. You can play matches in coach-and-play mode, where you control everything yourself, or coach-only, where you trust your players to carry out your instructio ns to their statistically accurate utmost. There are over 300 areas of player rating categories, with the option to personalise and print out game plans and play books. There are full rosters and depth charts, E and drafting, trading and firing players over a number of simulated years. Happily, despite this typically American obsession with statistics, the arcade gameplay is still unmatched on the PC. The play-editor is the best around, with separate sections for before and after the snap and an intuitive menu system that will have you spending hours creating ever more bizarre plays. (There are over 200 ready-made plays anG d the teams default playbooks are grouped to imitate their tendencies in real life). Attention to detail is excellent and impossible to fully document here. For example, you can specify the weather conditions in an exhibition game in three different ways. The excellent manual contains clear tutorials, quickstart and troubleshooter sections, a quick reference card and even a reading list. Highly recommended. PatriIjck McCarthy FPS Football '95 Price 44.99 (inc VAT) Contact Sierra 01734 303322 Platform MAC MPC CD-i 3DO \b`B4c9 TB`BPA-J X!d!\B`B`" `B]L")J \!`BLcXB`BTBLb`"0 B`A`BHcXB`BLc`BH"-J \B\B\b`BPBTB`B\"0 B`BPB@BXB<BTBdBHB1k \B`BTBPC`B\b\b\!, "\BHc`BXBLc`B`B<B1 bTB`BXBHc`BXB$ \B\b`A<B5 TcPB-J Xb`c4 B,cdB, bdb@c bXdDc c\cDb)J `b\b, b@ddbDb-k Xb`bDd BPc`b\ b@CXd c@cdb!8b- b\cPc$ \cXb Xc\C`B8 \c`b0 PdPB-J c,cPC)J Xb`C4 0cdC, A`cDb)J `b\b, B@ddbDb-k Xb`bHd Hc<c- BPd( \cXb$ PdPB-J Xb`C4 0cdC, A`cDb)J `b\b, B@ddbDb1k Xb`bHd \cXb$ TcPB-J Xb`C4 Tcdc0 \CDb)J `b\b, DddbDb1k Xb`bDd db8b- `cPB-J \CdDdC`cdC`cdDdC4 \cdCLB)J \C`C\ `c`cdd\ cdcdC\ \cdC` `cHB)J \C`c`c`C` `c`C0 \ddCHc-k \C`c\d` `C`c`c`C, dC\c\ dCdc<c- `d`c`c\ BdCdD`CdC`cdChC<c5 c0d0c ,d$c-K ,d,d, ,d,d, ,d,d, (c,c, F1B/5 c,d,c, ,d,d, c,d,c, ,d,d, XAX!e q\bX!a \b\b] X!\b\ BXA]' \b\AX X!X!XBfg AXBrr X X!{Y B5Jw% XbXAai nRNVob >4BT) VlRMN >-62^ FP>RFsZ B\aX X \aXAXA\C\ \aXAX!X XBXAX!X!\ AXA\b\ XA\A\b X!Xbv !\AXA \B\bXAX!X J-JNJNNNF-F NMNMVob qVL1E oRN)F *4*4) NMRM1g 122>41 6S*4% .JSF11H JRNNF 6t6T6U61% rJR)G F1JQ5 N-NMRMF N-N,N,N-NL VnVnZ J,N,1 ,VnVn5 MVnRM= F/F/Z Two-sided Two-thirds Two-volume Tycoon Typed Typeface Types Typical Typically Typify Typing Typography Tyrannosaurus Tyranns Tyres Tyson Tyson's U-hum Ubiquitous Before Befriend Befriends Began Beggar Begging Begin Beginner Beginner's Beginners Beginning Beginnings Begins Behind-the-scenes Behold 39.99G Electronic Arts 01753 549442H Young ChildrenJ 5R Under 40[ Under From Russia With Love From Russia With Love is the Bond purist s favourite Bond movie. With a meaty plot that stays faithful to Ian Fleming s novel (although the apolitical SPECTRE is substituted for the KGB), this succeeds as a thr -Putt (the unnervingly chirpy car with the Dennis Healey eyebrows) and the rather unsoundly-named Fatty Bear. Already, streams of adults are racing to their nearest software shop, fighting through the crowds wiC th machetes to buy it for make-believe children. Such is the reputation of Humongous Entertainment, and on this showing it s certainly justified. The premise of the game is that Grandma Grouper s treasure chest of kelp seeds has been stolen by two sharks, playing havoc with the ocean s ecosystem and, more importantly, spoiling the view from her kitchen window. Naturally, Freddi (who, despite what you might think, is E apparently female) volunteers to find the seeds. Before you can say, Two of those with chips, please, Luther, her pal with the serious Mohican haircut, has also volunteered to help. The control system is simp licity itself: you navigate around the screens by clicking on the direction arrows and any items that can be interacted with will be indicated by a change in the cursor icon. Collectable items, which will help G you in your quest, will appear in bubbles at the foot of the screen for future use. To use them, you simply click on the item, then on the person or object you want to use them on. Basically, it s a version of the point-and-click interface developed for so many adult adventure games. Every single screen in the game is awash with hot-spots which, while having no bearing on your progress through the game, activate a wiI de variety of entertaining responses. It pays to click on something more than once because you often provoke a different reaction the second time. Where this game scores over others is that you don t have to wa it for one hotspots to finish for another to start. Those with little or no self-control can click all over the screen, and everything will work at once. As you progress through the game, talking with the variK ous characters, you re given hints as to where to go next from bottles with messages inside. Each time you play the game, the location of the bottles and the puzzles will unfold in a different way. If you have a younger child and want to play it the same way every time, you can simply save the game right at the start and load it each time you play. There are plenty of saved game slots, which can be used and loaded aM t any time. Many of the areas of the game exist purely to provide an entertaining break from the quest for the kelp seeds. One lets you spend time in an undersea theatre, watching a number of less than top-clas s acts such as Frank the Fabulous Frog, Lukefish von Basstoven and Carpen Marina. A big plus about this is that it will help your offspring develop a healthy resistance towards poor theatre, making them less liO kely to grow up to be the sort who go on coach trips to see Cats. Another diversion is a feeding game, in which you throw jellyfish from a bucket at a stream of steadily advancing turtles and fish. If you allow the targets to reach the buckets, the buckets disappear and the game s over; feed them successfully and they keep on coming with increasing frequency until you either get bored or your central nervous system gQ ives out under the strain. The most educational part of this edutainment is Mr Starfish, who teaches maths. There are five levels of difficulty to choos