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Diamond
For centuries, five huge prison ships floated around Zia in the Luma System, filled with prisoners whose uprising was put down by Malik and the Guardians of Zan. Now believed to be just a story and that, if true, the prisoners would be long dead, the story has now become reality, as the five ships have arrived in Zan's orbit with a large cargo of mutated prisoners. To make matters worse, the prisoners have managed to eat the hulls and are planning an escape. You have been assigned the task of sending and controlling five Supertronic ships to fly over the hulls of the five ships and seal all the holes, as well as destroying the escaped prisoners. Each ship can be selected and controlled at any time. In addition to mutants to destroy or avoid, each ship has defenses and, if touched or hit by a weapon, the ship loses power.
The five Supertronic ships can transform into four different modes to assist you in your mission. The four modes are
Hibar mode: The ship shuts down all its systems and consumes no power, but cannot be controlled. When a ship has run out of power it transforms into this mode and is lost.Solar Mode: When power is low, this mode activates the solar panels to turn the ship back on and can be left to power up when other ships are being controlled.Killar Mode: Allows the ship to use its weapons to kill any mutants or destroy each ship's defenses. Weapon power pads can be picked up when in Rovar mode: This mode allows the ship to land on the hulls of ships by landing.
Teladon
Teladon, released in 1988, is a ZX Spectrum game developed by Psytronik Software. The player controls a character who must traverse a series of platforms, avoiding enemies and obstacles, to reach the end of each level. The game is notable for its use of isometric graphics, which give the player a three-dimensional view of the game world.
Teladon was one of the first games to use isometric graphics, and it was this feature that attracted many players to the game. The game's developers, Psytronik Software, were able to create a three-dimensional world that was both visually appealing and easy to navigate. The game's levels are designed to challenge the player, with a variety of enemies and obstacles to overcome.
Despite its initial popularity, Teladon was not a critical success. Many reviewers found the game's controls to be unresponsive, and the isometric graphics to be confusing. The game's difficulty level was also criticised, with some players finding the game impossible to complete. However, despite its flaws, Teladon remains a popular game, and is still played by many fans of the ZX Spectrum.
Yeti
Yeti, released in 1988 by Commodore 64, is a classic platformer that centers around an abominable snowman's quest to collect a hundred tomatoes. Players are required to navigate the obstacles in each level in order to successfully retrieve the tomatoes while avoiding the dangerous creatures.
This game includes side-scrolling action and colorful graphics that gives the snow environment a beautiful, whimsical setting. The game also includes puzzles that require tactical thought and fast reactions to be solved. Players must think ahead and use their agility and dexterity to navigate the various levels.
Throughout the game, the snowman will confront enemies such as, Tigers, Penguins, Robots and a Snow Monster, all of which provide plentiful obstacles and foes for the player. It is the challenge of overcoming these adversaries that makes the game that much more compelling.
What's more,Yeti encourages exploration and discovery. As a player progresses through the levels, they will acquire more equipment, such as skis and theYetisphere, an umbrella-like shield, that will help them on their journey. As these items are collected and used, they are necessary to make longer jumps and access difficult areas that the player would not be able to otherwise.
In addition to the items that aid in the level completion, bonus objects like snowballs give the player extra points. With every bonus object collected, the snowman will be awarded a balloon ride that will send him to the next level. On the other hand, the loss of all three lives will result in the end of the game.
Yeti is a classic game that provided endless entertainment for gamers in the late 80s. It has all the components of great platform fun. It features catchy visuals, variety of obstacles, and an enjoyable storyline that will capture the attention of any player and will have them gaming for hours.
