July 1988 Issue 31

After a bit of a weak spell on the cover game front, YS redeems itself with the utterly wonderful International Cricket from Grandslam.     Z88 goes on sale in the USA.     The original Street Fighter is released. The coin-op it was based on was unique in that it was controlled by pressure pads instead of a joystick. The damage you did to your opponent depended on how hard you'd pounded on the pads.     Feature on re-release labels.     Bargain Basement budget reviews starts.     Piranha, publishers of the Don Preistly games, ceases trading.     Graeme Kidd interviews Tony Rainbird, founder of the software label of the same name.

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	Operation Wolf/Ocean
	Peter Beardsley's International Football/Grandslam
	The Fury/Martech
	Where Time Stood Still/Ocean

	Bionic Commando/Go!	9
	Crosswize/Firebird	9
	Target Renegade/Ocean	9
	Beyond The Ice Palace/Elite	8
	Earthlight/Firebird	8
	Street Fighter/Go!	8
	The Race Against Time/Codemasters Plus	8
	3D Stock Car Championship/Firebird	7
	Buggy Boy/Elite	7
	Frontline/Zeppelin	7
	Starring Charlie Chaplin/US Gold	7
	Venom Strikes Back/Gremlin	7
	Ninja Scooter Simulator/Firebird	6
	Sabotage/Zeppelin	6
	Ballbreaker II/CRL	5
	Denizen/Players	5
	Pogostick Olympics/Firebird	5
	Space Man Muggins/Silverbird	5
	Cyberknight/CRL	4
	Prowler/Mastertronic	4
	Shanghai Karate/Players	4
	Soldier Of Light/Ace	4
	Time Flies/Firebird	3
	Freedom Fighter/Power House	2

	Time And Magik/Mandarin	9
	Fairly Difficult Mission/Zodiac	8
	Acheton/Topologika	7

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