Computer & Video Games (September 1984)

Computer & Video Games was one of the longest published video games magazines in the U.K. The September 1984 issue includes:

Features

Mailbag – Are C&VG’s reviewers fair on teh games we look at? Your views in print.
Competitions – Are you brave enough to brave the Evil Dead?
Dangermouse Competition – You’ve just read about it on our cover. Now try to win the game!
Top 30 – Want to know which game is really number one? Find out by checking the C&VG/Daily Mirror Top 30 games software chart.
Hall of Fame – Our revamped top score contest with lots of new games to try and beat.
Professor Video – Ultimate’s Sabre Wulf mapped out in glorious technicolor
Software Form – Earn yourself a quick 25 pounds. Send us your listings now!
Adenture Extra – All the hot new Adventure games checked out by Keith Campbell and his team of top reviewers.
Bugs
Adventure
Bug Hunter’s Wallchart – Just got your first computer? Baffled by the manual? Never fear, Bug Hunter is here!
Puzzling
Next Month – The shape of things to come…

Listings

Push/CBM 64 – Try your hand at this version of the famous board game of the same name. For two players.
Killer Kong/Unexpanded VIC – Mario needs your help again to rescue his girlfriend from the clutches of that crazy monkey.
Trailer/Unexpanded VIC – The summer holidays have arrived and truckie’s lot is not a happy one! Can you cope with the motorway madness?
Sub Kill/Dragon 32 – Can you prevent those enemy submarines slipping past your destroyer into the naval base? You must not fail!
Enchanted Castle/BBC – We bring you the first part of this graphically stunning Adventure set in an apparently deserted castle.
Zodiac/Spectrum – You must defend your planet from teh savage attacks of the bloodthirsty space pirates.
Star Warrior/Atari 400/800 – The Fire Demon is determined to destroy the Kalon civilization.
Sea Diver/TI-99/4A – There’s god in them thar waves!

News and Reviews

Games News – After the Lords of Midnight comes The Lord of the Rings – the story behind the long awaited Melbourne House deal.
Reviews – Dangermouse leaps into action on the Commodore 64 and Spectrum. A super-review of the mega-mouse game can be found on these pages.
Joystick Fury – We take a look at a whole bunch of new releases for the Coleco – including arcade favorites Mr. Do!, Subroc and Time Pilot.
Arcade Action – The C&VG Arcade Spy took a trip down to sunny Brighton to check out the scene on the seafront and came back extremely impressed.

…and more!