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| Gauntlet
- 1986. |
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Review
- 96% C&VG
"An
absolutely outstanding conversion, which looks and plays just like the
classic coin-op. Don't miss it under any circumstances."
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| Mask
- 1987. |
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Review
- 88% Ace Magazine
"...is
action-packed and full of excitement with plenty to keep you busy for
a long time - or until Mask 2 comes out."
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| Mickey
Mouse - 1988. |
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Review
- 88% ST UPDATE
"The
animation is superb and does the Disney tradition of excellence proud."
Review
- ST Action
"...the
graphics are so Disney-like it's unnerving....."
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| Captain
America - 1988. |
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graphics only. |
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| Gauntlet
II - 1988.
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Review
- 95% ST UPDATE
"Gauntlet
II is everything the first game should have been and more."
Review
- ST Action
"...The
most authentic simulation yet...Gauntlet II is simply brilliant!...The
graphics, sound and scrolling are all slick-smooth and add to the overall
quality of the game."
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| Galaxy
Force II - 1989. |
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Review
- 86%
"Galaxy
Force is one of the best hydraulic arcade games around......a terrific
job in transferring speed and playability onto the home computer."
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| Hot
Rod - 1989. |
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| Resolution
101
- 1990.
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Review
- 93% ST Format Winner of the ST Format Gold Award
"...the
fastest 3D filled polygon movement ever...absolutely stunning...this game
isn't fast, it's bleedin' supersonic!...utterly original in appearance,
scenario and gameplay...one of the games of the year. Don't miss out!"
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| Corporation
- 1990. |
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Review
- 95% Ace Magazine Awards
"A
graphically stunning journey into the world of cybernetics....easily the
most realistic computer based RPG to appear to date....an essential addition
to your collection....you will be immediately stunned by the three dimensional
graphics..."
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| Golden
Axe
- 1990. |
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Review
- 91% C&VG
"Golden
Axe was always a superior coin-op, and this home version is a terrific
clone... there's hardly anything between this and the Megadrive version,
it's that good!"
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| Terminator
2 - 1991. |
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Review
- 90%
"Bref,
le dou Arnie-Ocean semble bien fonctionner, on ne s'en plaindra vraiment
pas puisque le résultat est très fun!"
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| Legends
of Valour
- 1992. |
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Review
- 95% Atari ST Review Essential Buy Award
"Stunning,
detailed graphics. Perfect control system. Excellent plot. Amazing game
design. Synthetic Dimensions has managed to create a real world, with
real people and real problems. The ultimate in adventuring. A perfect
game."
Review
- 92% The One
"At
last an RPG that really does something new and exciting....visually, Legends
is nothing short of breathtaking....until you've seen this 3D in action
it's hard for words to explain just how exhilarating the experience can
be."
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| Rapid
Assault
- 1994. |
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Winner
of the "Innovations 1996 Award", CES, USA January 1996
Consumer Electronics Show. The worlds largest showcase for electronic
entertainment.
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| Druid
- 1995. |
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Review
- 8/10 PC Review
"Druid
boasts stunning 3D graphics and a control system so simple it makes you
want to weep with joy...around one hundred beautifully crafted locations...if
you are looking for an exciting arcade RPG, you really can't go wrong
with this."
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| Chronicles
of the Sword
- 1996. |
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Preview
- PC Review
"An
impressive 3D rendered environment provides an excellent setting for the
adventure, thanks to some stunning effects which have been created using
new techniques devised by the programmers. Superb atmosphere."
Preview
- Play Magazine
"Each
character has been brilliantly created in 3D using the latest in human
sculpting and rendering software. The finished effect is brilliant."
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| Perfect
Assassin - 1997. |
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Preview
- PC Power
"A
classic science fiction tale which involves everything from time travel
to the imminent destruction of the universe...a hugely detailed alien
world to explore at will...twists and turns like every good sci-fi epic
with the possibility that literally anything can happen. This is mostly
down to the impressive A1 engine which has been used to develop the game.
An epic sci-fi extravaganza."
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| Ed
Hunter - 1999. |
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Metal
Hammer review - 5 stars
"It's
incredible what Synthetic have created. Each level represents a theme
from our (album) artwork, so it becomes a kind of visual history of the
band. The graphics Synthetic have created are amazing."
Steve
Harris, Founder & Bassist, Iron Maiden
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