AMIGA POWER ISSUE 33 JANUARY 1994
It's Christmas! (Nearly.) So in a spirit of generosity, we've brought you THREE coverdisks instead of two, at no extra cost whatsoever! Do you deserve it? Frankly we doubt it, but we've done it anyway. Feast your eyes on the contents, then tell us that you love us. Thank you. 

Introducing disk 33...
DISK 33-1:

T2 - THE ARCADE GAME
 A big and sexy level from Virgin's brand-new Operation Wolf-style arcade conversion. Hence the name. (It's got Arnold Schwarzenegger in it as well, you see. He played the Terminator. Yes.)
There's very little we can tell you about this abnormally cool demo, since you get masses of  introduction in the game itself. You play John Connor and his right hand man in a battle across the scarred and battle-torn terrain of Los Angeles in the near future. The ideal controller's a mouse, which allows you to sweep streams of concentrated fire across the screen in any direction, but you can use a joystick if you really have to.

CHRISTMAS DIZZY
 It's got nothing to do with Christmas, but it DOES have Dizzy in it.
What do you want, custard on top?
Christmas Dizzy, eh? That'll be our favourite animated calcium coated ovoid complete with delightful santa hat and pretty snow filled landscape, right? Well, not really, but if you've just bought this, then you'll be playing this at Christmas, which is the next best thing, sort of. This is actually a small section of Fantastic Dizzy (reviewed in full on page 89, cross-reference fans), complete with a few puzzles to work out and a rather fiendish sliding tile-subgame where you have to rearrange the picture of Dizzy and the Magician against the clock. 

DISK 33-2:

GLOBDULE
 Lots and lots of 'sticky gooey stuff hanging from the ceiling antics', brought to you by motorcycle courier from Psygnosis.
Ever since we first saw this little cute pink fella a few months ago, we've all been directing a non-stop stream of Trap Door comments towards him. All of us, that is, apart from Lisa, who keeps going on about wine gums for some reason best known to herself.

DOGFIGHT
 The entire (well, almost) 'What if...' section from MicroProse's combative flight sim. Get in your Spitfire and take out those jets right now! (Or vice versa).
MicroProse have long been famous for coming up with top flight sim action, time after time, but in one of their recent releases, they've taken a flight sim game engine and turned it into an arcadey sort of shoot-'em-up, almost. Who cares about waiting for take-off clearance from the control tower or constantly checking maps to see if you're on course? Not us, that's for sure, we want to fire rockets at things and watch the smoke trail as they plunge. Yes.

DISK 33-3:

SEEK AND DESTROY
 A veritable truckload of levels from Vision and Mindscape's wild rotational-scrolling helicopter shoot-'em-up.
It's peace through superior firepower time in this Desert-Strike-Viewed-From-Above game, as you bring peace and harmony to the world by killing pretty much everyone in it who's shooting at anyone else. The full game came into the office last month, after we'd been reading Defense News quite a lot. It's one of those weekly trade papers, devoted to selling expensive pieces of military hardware, and we love it! Thanks to adverts in Defence News, we know now that Multiple Round Simultaneous Impact capabilities combine to make AFAS twice as effective as Paladin (whatever they may actually be), and that with it, friendly survivors will increase by 25 percent. We also know that ITT is committed to making the SINCGARS system all it can be, and I think that's a valuable lesson for us all here.

CLUE
 Tired of tedious old made-of-board board games? Why not get the whole family crowded around your Amiga after the Queen's Speech for some new-fangled old-fashioned fun?
Oh come on, EVERYONE knows how to place THAT board game, the one we can't name for fear of bringing the wrath of of popular games manufacturer down on our heads. Don't they?