Strontium Dog: The Killing (1984) 
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| Publisher: Genre: Author(s): Minimum Memory Required: Maximum Players: Joysticks: Language: Media Code: Media Type: Country of Release: Comments: | Quicksilva LtdArcade Channel 8 Software, Paul Hargreaves 48K 1 - Eng N/A Audio cassette Europe | Sinclair ZX Spectrum |
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(Anonymous) (Your Spectrum 12) 27th Dec 2008 03:31STRONTIUM DOG - THE KILLING
Quicksilva / £6.95
Roger: Johnny Alpha is a "Search And Destroy" agent (a mutant bounty hunter of the future) who first appeared in yer actual 2000AD comic and he may well have been the star of many ripping yarns in those smudged and inky pages. His debut, however, as Sinclair superheroette is somewhat more than underwhelming. It's desperate! It's a dog's life!!
You can poodle the Strontium woofer through a generally doggy selection of extraterrestrial kennels, seeking 'vicious murderers' who need to be put permanently to sleep, along with the 'Evil Dictators' who apparently control this contest of yapping yawns. Watch out for the 'Steel Kriegs' too!
Owing to a blatant programming oversight, Strontium Dog fails to cross his back legs in frustration and agony at the complete absence of life-relieving lampposts unfolds screen by screen. Maybe they were just hard to find in two dimensions? 2/5
Ross: Here we have another complex maze of rooms within which you wander aimlessly! Occasionally, you come across a 'nasty' to blast, but otherwise there's very little to do. Tedious stuff. 1/5
Dave: 'The Killing' is an apt name for this game - while playing it, I nearly died of boredom! Games seem to be getting bigger and bigger, but with less and less content! 1/5
Quicksilva / £6.95
Roger: Johnny Alpha is a "Search And Destroy" agent (a mutant bounty hunter of the future) who first appeared in yer actual 2000AD comic and he may well have been the star of many ripping yarns in those smudged and inky pages. His debut, however, as Sinclair superheroette is somewhat more than underwhelming. It's desperate! It's a dog's life!!
You can poodle the Strontium woofer through a generally doggy selection of extraterrestrial kennels, seeking 'vicious murderers' who need to be put permanently to sleep, along with the 'Evil Dictators' who apparently control this contest of yapping yawns. Watch out for the 'Steel Kriegs' too!
Owing to a blatant programming oversight, Strontium Dog fails to cross his back legs in frustration and agony at the complete absence of life-relieving lampposts unfolds screen by screen. Maybe they were just hard to find in two dimensions? 2/5
Ross: Here we have another complex maze of rooms within which you wander aimlessly! Occasionally, you come across a 'nasty' to blast, but otherwise there's very little to do. Tedious stuff. 1/5
Dave: 'The Killing' is an apt name for this game - while playing it, I nearly died of boredom! Games seem to be getting bigger and bigger, but with less and less content! 1/5
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History
This title was first added on 17th February 2007
This title was most recently updated on 27th December 2008





