ANDRE'S NIGHT OFF
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by Matthew Smith - C&VG Golden Joystick Award Winner 1984
from Computer & Video Games, June 1984

Runs on a 16K Spectrum

By now, most of you will have played or seen Matthew Smith's latest weird and
wonderful Miner Willy epic from Software Projects, called Jet Set Willy. But
did you know that Matthew had an idea which didn't quite make it into the
final version of that number one hit game for the Spectrum? We bet you didn't!

Well, Computer & Video Games persuaded our Golden Joystick Award winner,
Matthew, to give us an exclusive listing of the missing screen. And now we're
passing it on to you - just for the price of this magazine. You can't say
we're not generous! Matthew has been slaving away for a couple of weeks to
get this game to you - we hope you like it!

As you already know, Miner Willy has been spending the cash he made down the
mine and has purchased a vast mansion - complete with a housekeeper and a
cook. Maria, the housekeeper, gives Willy a hard time about the mess his
guests leave behind after a mammoth party in Jet Set Willy.

In our game, Andre the cook has waltzed off for the evening without leaving
so much as a boiled egg for Willy to munch on! Anyway, our hero marches down
to the kitchen to make himself a sandwich and comes face to face with the
amazing technicolour man-easting pizzas! GASP!

Can you survive the onslaught of these nasty little doughy monsters? Dare you
open Willy's kitchen door? Full instructions are included in Matthew's
listing - let us know if you like it!


CV8406-Superman-P96.TAP
by Philip Scott & Mark Plumridge

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - it's Wonderman! During the day,
Wonderman is a mild-mannered computer journalist called Tim Metcalfe,
quiet and unassuming. None of his colleagues realise his true identity.
Whenever he's needed to defend freedom and liberty he dashes into the
toilet of the Coach & Horses pub and, in one quick spin, he is
transformed into Wonderman. A legend in his own lifetime, his
reputation sends shudders through the criminal world.

The city has been under attack for several days by Kryptonite bombs
intended to weaken Wonderman's super-hero powers to prevent him
defending the city effectively. Wonderman has only a limited supply
of anti-Kryptonite serum, and he will have to work fast to clear the
skies before he is weakened by the crystal's influence.

Wonderman's life is made even more difficult by the arrival of three
missiles which follow him through the skies, making the job of hitting
the Kryptonite at the right angle even more difficult to accomplish.

The game uses the keyboard for controlling your movement:
Q=up, Z=down, I=left, P=right.

