THE ONE AMIGA MARCH 1995,
'Let loose the worms of war'
Harry has just returned to the office after a week tucked up in bed, resplendent in a new lookie-likey goatee beard! It is then with some jubilation, that Matt Broughton sits beside his comrade-in-arms once again, and talks crap about our cover disks. Fab!
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VALHALLA: BEFORE THE WAR
It doesn't seem that long ago that we were bombarded by the phrase "It's in my pocket," now 'thankfully' replaced with a slightly annoying "I have it." and "Okey-dokey." And what game am I talking about? Well it's Valhalla of course, and though the little bugger annoys the hell out of me, (and our Harry, see page 48) I'm not stupid enough to presume that you don't like a good adventure romp. By crikey.
And so it is that we find ourselves presenting you lucky readers with a huge chunk of level three to get your teeth into - full speech and all. In case you're not familiar with the Valhalla games, they are, quite simply, 'plod around a lot and solve puzzle' affairs. You control the main character, who must collect and utilise as many of the objects left around as possible. Easy, eh?
FIFA INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Pass! Shoot! Man on, Gary! Yes, it's football. And what football it is. None of your 'top-down' or 'side-on' views here - whoa no. only the best in isometric, nay diagonalian action from your super-sexy, soaraway The One. Having just entered the top ten straight in at number two, FIFA International soccer is set to revolutionise safety in the home as we know it. And hey! I'm not talking rubbish (yes you are - Andy and Harry). No I'm not. While the kids are playing FIFA they won't be burning the house or taking those drugs. See?
Anyway, we've got a fully-playable, one-player game for you to get your pants into, limited only by the fact that it stops after two minutes play (well what did you expect, a full free game).
