Airborne Attack
by Simon Spear
from Big K #7, October 1984

In this improbable combination of World War I aerial warfare and a
spreadsheet (honest!) you are the owner / manager / squadron leader of a
private enterprise aerodrome somewhere in shell-scarred Flanders.

You will be expected to buy biplanes (bye-bye), fuel, pilots and grub. In
addition to this, you have to allocate your men and their magnificent flying
machines to patrol the front and blaze away at Johnny Hun. It's all menu-
driven and multiple-choice.

THRILL to the astounding graphics as your Sopwiths take off at dawn. WINCE as
you run out of fuel and your kites are grounded. SCREAM WITH FURY when your
men mutiny for lack of wages. GROAN at the terrible spelling.

Sounds incredible? So was the real thing ...

[I've corrected the spelling. JimG]



Shooting Parlour
by Ryan Mills
from Big K #7, October 1984

Dontcha just hate those Heineken Ducks? Now's your chance to get your own
back. Blast the waterfowl and anything else. Shoot boxes for points. Husband
your ammo to qualify for bonus points at the end of the level.

CONTROLS:
	Z     = LEFT
	X     = RIGHT
	SPACE = FIRE (can be redefined if desired)

VARIABLES:
	SC = score
	L  = level
	A$ = top targets
	B$ = bottom targets
	A  = gun position
	B  = bullets remaining
	Y$ = redefinable "FIRE"
	Z$ = redefinable "LEFT"
	X$ = redefinable "RIGHT"
	HI = hi-score
	H$ = scorer's initials
