SINCLAIR PROGRAMS, September 1985
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BLACK MAX

The deadly biplane, Black Max, swoops through the skies. Can you shoot
it down? Use the cursor keys to move and 9 to fire when you have it in
your sights. Black Max was written for the 16K ZX-81 by Peter Brown of
Oxford.


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BYTE (aka. Pulse)

[NOTE: The screen is intentionally corrupted when the game is]
[playing, presumably to give an unusual display. Remove the  ]
[15 RAND USR 16514 to see the normal display.            JimG]

Play the part of an electronic pulse within the computer. Your job is
to collect eight bits to make up one byte. Move left with 5, right
with 8 and jump with 9. Jump over the bugs approaching you and reach
the byte before the electric bar electrocutes you. Pulse was written
for the 16K ZX-81 by Timothy Moore of Dawlish, Devon.


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SPORTS DAY

Have you ever envied Spectrum owners the huge selection of sports
simulations that they can choose between? Simon Padden of Barnstaple,
Devon, has come to your aid with Sports Day, for the 16K ZX-81. Use
any two keys to run, N/L to jump in the long jump, and 1 to throw the
discus when it is inverse. Sports Day includes five events: the 100
metres, long jump, 400 metres, swimming and discus.


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TUNNEL RUN (aka. Amazon)
Sinclair Programs, September 1985

Canoeing quickly down the Amazon river you come upon a number of obstacles.
Dodging the islands is complicated enough, but then you must shoot down the
crocodiles which are approaching quickly. The action section of Amazon is
written in machine code, making for a fast and difficult game. Written for
the 16K ZX-81 by R Browning of Stockbridge, Hampshire.


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