Computer & Video Games, November 1985
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POKER
by Russell Ould
SPECTRUM 48k

Okay, card-sharps, here's a chance for
you to be flushed with success.
	The game is for two players each of
whom is dealt five cards each. Player
One's cards appear at the top of the
screen, face up. Player Two's appear
below, face down.
	The computer will ask if you want to
bet, or require help finding a winning
hand. If you want help (press 0), the
computer will print each winning hand
and examples from the best and worst
in the middle of the screen.
	Each player begins with #1,000. The
minimum bet is #10 and the maximum
#999. Go under #10 and your opponent
wins. The first player to break the
computer's bank of #250,000 wins the
match.
	Although a little Poker knowledge is
required to play the game properly, the
beginner should have fun as well.


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INJUN JIM
by Eamon & Kieran Tighe
SPECTRUM 48k

Injun Jim, an intrepid archaeologist, is
searching for the fabulous Star of India
- a priceless gemstone.
	Jim has found where the gem is
hidden. But it has been broken up into
50 parts and distributed throughout the
ten caves.
	Your task of finding them is made
more difficult by the perils of the
moving holes.
	The controls are A - jump, N - left
and M - right.

