Oct 7, 2026 · 17 min · 11 segments
Sunday 7 October 1990: Ocean's Shadow Warriors, the conversion of Tecmo's ninja coin-op, was number one in Gallup's full-price software chart across every format, and the magazines could not agree on…
Mark WebbHostUh, right, the shops, and these prices come from the mail order adverts in that autumn's computer mags, so treat them as roughly right.
Um, the +3 with the, uh, disk drive was 169.99, so about 440 now.
Oh, they did.
A Commodore 64 Light Fantastic pack was somewhere between £139 and £150, so roughly 370 today.
And the game was 9.99 on tape, about 25 quid today, or 24.99 on the Amiga, which is about £65.
Uh, right, the shops, and these prices come from the mail order adverts in that autumn's computer mags, so treat them as roughly right.
Um, the +3 with the, uh, disk drive was 169.99, so about 440 now.
Oh, they did.
A Commodore 64 Light Fantastic pack was somewhere between £139 and £150, so roughly 370 today.
And the game was 9.99 on tape, about 25 quid today, or 24.99 on the Amiga, which is about £65.
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