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Burger Man is a direct variant of BurgerTime. In each of the single-screen levels the player has to assemble a certain number of hamburgers. Each burger consists of four parts that are located on the platforms. The player has to step over these parts and they fall one level down - when they meet another of the parts, it also falls. A hamburger is done when all four parts are on the lowest level. The platforms are interconnected with ladders which are also the only way to evade enemies walking through the levels (the player character cannot jump). Touching an enemy means death.
Casino Roulette is a Las Vegas style roulette game for up to eight players.each player starts with 5000 in hand and the game ends when the last human player runs out of money. The main game screen consists of the standard Las Vegas roulette betting table. When all bets have been placed and the 'Spin the wheel' option is selected, an animation of a spinning roulette wheel is shown and then the results are displayed. After this, the table has to be cleared before new bets can be placed. Players can view the wheel and player statistics at any time during the betting phase.
Fruit Machine is as you might expect a slot machine simulation. The game is for one player who controls the machine with the keyboard. There are four reels and the player has to get three out of four fruits in a row to win. After winning it is possible to gamble the winnings by choosing whether a number is higher or lower than the one that is about to appear. The fruits on the reels have a number and if their sum is ten or more the player reaches the Club Casino. This gives access to the features and the higher the numbers, the better the feature available. To get a better feature it is possible to bet. If the player gets a question mark he is given a bonus opportunity which can be additional Club Casino numbers, a free respin or a skill opportunity.
Orbit 2000 is a clone of the classic arcade game Galaga and was released as a budget game on the Amiga.
Controlling a small spaceship at the bottom of the screen, level by level you shoot at a horde of aliens slowly descending from the top of the screen. Quick reflexes are needed, as sometimes an alien will break out of formation, hurtling at high speed towards the player.
Although it purports to feature radio-controlled cars, it is essentially a standard Super Sprint-style racing game, in which one or two players can participate. It is viewed from above, and races last 4 laps between 4 cars, with the computer providing the extras. There are 8 basic circuit layouts, with bridges, narrow shortcuts, chicanes and hairpins. There are also arrow-shaped ice patches that can cause the car to move away from you.
Here is the video game 'Touring Car Racer'! Released in 1991 on Amiga, it is still available and playable with some tweaks. It's a racing/driving game, set in an arcade, vehicle simulator, car racing themes and tracks and was released on Atari ST as well.
