Source: Computer Gamer – Issue Number 27 – June 1987
Computer Gamer was a relatively short lived computer gaming magazine from the U.K. It was published from 1985 to 1987. The July 1987 issue includes:
Features
- Sentinel – A golden game from Firebird
- Doc the Destroyer – Melbourne’s punchy adventure
- Shadows of Mordor – The saga of the Ring continues
- Colonial Conquest – SSI are out to win you over
- Nemesis – Konami strike gold at last
- The Way Ahead – Activision on the move
- Delta – A nemesis clone or an innovation?
- Enduro Racer – Gamer rids into the sunset
- Bismarck – Hunt for the pride of the fleet
- Stifflip & Co. – As always, Palace go for gold
- C16 Top Five – Games you can’t live without
- Cyborg – Was it worth a year of hype?
- Sequels – One good return deserves another.
- Voidrunner/Hellgate – Minter’s C16 games par excellence
- Bride of Frankenstein – Ariolasoft makes you a new man
Regulars
- Previews – A look into the colorful future
- mEDitations – The Editor has the last word
- News – Roundup of teh latest chat
- Talkback – What your letters say to us
- Scoreline – How we rate the games
- Fresh Out – The latest games grilled
- PBM Update – Mike McGarry plays the last post
- Top Notch – The ST rises higher
- Unsung Heroes – The leading light at Starlight
- Get Out Of That – Play the game Kird Rutter’s way
- Cheap Thrills – Budget bargains reviewed
- Competition Results – Do you feel lucky?
- Argus Declares War – Wargame special offer from APS
- Duffers – The worst games of the month
- Caves of Hell – A devil of a game for the C16
- Professional Programming – A mixed bag of chips
…and more!
