Ski Star 2000 (1985) 
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| Publisher: Genre: Author(s): Minimum Memory Required: Maximum Players: Joysticks: Language: Media Code: Media Type: Country of Release: Comments: | Richard Shepherd SoftwareSport - Skiing Pete Cooke, Milos, ASB 48K 1 None Eng N/A Audio cassette UK (£7.95) | Sinclair ZX Spectrum |
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(Anonymous) (Your Spectrum 15) 27th Dec 2008 04:13SKI STAR 2000
Richerd Shepherd Software / £7.95
Dave: Here's one to play in the fridge for added realism! This game aims to do for skiing what Fighter Pilot did for flying aircraft.
Graphically, it's got promise, giving you a goggle-eye view of the course with line drawn flags, pylons, and other hazards. But the best bit is its flexibility.
There are fifteen different courses and for each one you can choose the shape of your goggles, the amount of falling snow and so on.
In fact, all four of the courses can be completely altered using the built-in editor. It works on the Icon principle (like the Apple Macintosh), so you just move the cursor over the representation of the item you want and press fire. By pressing fire again, it will 'drop' the item into place. There's even a waste bin for the unwanted articles.
As simulations go, this is a cracker, the editor is excellent and I had a lot of fun designing leg-breaking courses.
If you're into simulations, take a look, otherwise save your shillings and shell out on a trip to the slopes. 3/5
Roger: Desperately peering through dirty goggles got me seriously piste off, or was it off the piste? 1/5
Ross: An original idea that doesn't come off. As a ski-ing simulator it's just too slow. This one's downhill all the way. 2/5 MISS
Richerd Shepherd Software / £7.95
Dave: Here's one to play in the fridge for added realism! This game aims to do for skiing what Fighter Pilot did for flying aircraft.
Graphically, it's got promise, giving you a goggle-eye view of the course with line drawn flags, pylons, and other hazards. But the best bit is its flexibility.
There are fifteen different courses and for each one you can choose the shape of your goggles, the amount of falling snow and so on.
In fact, all four of the courses can be completely altered using the built-in editor. It works on the Icon principle (like the Apple Macintosh), so you just move the cursor over the representation of the item you want and press fire. By pressing fire again, it will 'drop' the item into place. There's even a waste bin for the unwanted articles.
As simulations go, this is a cracker, the editor is excellent and I had a lot of fun designing leg-breaking courses.
If you're into simulations, take a look, otherwise save your shillings and shell out on a trip to the slopes. 3/5
Roger: Desperately peering through dirty goggles got me seriously piste off, or was it off the piste? 1/5
Ross: An original idea that doesn't come off. As a ski-ing simulator it's just too slow. This one's downhill all the way. 2/5 MISS
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History
This title was first added on 14th November 2007
This title was most recently updated on 27th December 2008





