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Search complete. 6 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Computer and Video Games".
Oct 7, 2026
LeeHOST
Oi, I can be very stealthy, uh, when I want to be.
LeeHOST
Uh, C&VG, uh, mentioned 20 stone bikers and, uh, Geff Capes lookalikes who hit you with a 15-foot telegraph pole, and Zap had hit-and-run drivers on the roads in level two.
LeeHOST
On the Amiga, two of you could play, uh, together, but the 64 and the Spectrum were one player only.
Mark WebbHOST
Geff Capes with a telegraph pole is a terrifying thought, Lee, and it's very British of the reviewer to reach for him.
Mark WebbHOST
That's the big one, Lee, uh, with proper sampled drums and a much fuller sound than either of the 8-bits.
Mark WebbHOST
You can hear why it felt like the arcade had come home, at least until the fighting started.
LeeHOST
So who wins? Zzap! called the Amiga's title tune excellent, and, uh, C&VG praised its sound as well, so the Amiga gets it from me.
LeeHOST
The games machine did moan that, uh, the Amiga sound got repetitive mind, and the Spectrum is the nice surprise because it sounds better than it has any right to.
Ash VersusHOST
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Cliff FosterHOST
Now joining me in the commentary box, from Mean Machines and Computer and Video Games magazine, is world famous computing celebrity Julian "Jazza" Rignall.
Cliff FosterHOST
Julian, welcome to GamesMaster.
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Cliff FosterHOST
[laughs] Like, he has a couple of them off, almost like he's 100% been told off for the amount he's fitted for the last couple episodes.
Cliff FosterHOST
I mean, he, he has fitted so much into this episode, and that wasn't a diamondism in itself.
Dominic DiamondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And helping me co-commentate from the sidewalk is the editor of Computer and Video Games magazine, Tim Boone.
Dominic DiamondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tim, welcome to Gamesmaster.
Leon CoxGUEST
I didn't know what a bootleg was.
Leon CoxGUEST
As far as I was concerned, again, there was really not much written about arcade machines, as I say, other than the occasional sort of sporadic feature in Computer and Video Games magazine or whatever.
Leon CoxGUEST
I do remember there being a game called Kick and Run, or I think it may have been mistitled in the magazine as Kick and Rush, which is a more commonly used phrase when talking football in the UK.
Leon CoxGUEST
Obviously, Japanese arcade football game.