ChinnyVision

Episode 1 of ChinnyVision looks at Chronos by Mastertronic on the Sinclair Spectrum and Amstrad CPC. All footage shown is captured from real hardware, not emulation

We take a look at Feud, the 1987 game from Bulldog. Versions featured include the Sinclair Spectrum, C64, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8 bit, Amiga and the IBM PC EGA and CGA versions.

We take a look at Zolyx by Firebird from 1987 on the Commodore 64. All footage captured from a real C64.

Back to 1984 to look at a Burger Time clone from Amsoft on the Amstrad CPC. All gameplay footage recorded from an Amstrad CPC 6128.

We look at Space Harrier 2, one of the launch titles for the Sega Megadrive + some of the conversions to the home systems such as the Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64. All game footage other than where indicated is from the original hardware.

Back to 1985 to look at the Amsoft title Game Of Dragons, running on my Amstrad CPC 6128.

Take a trip back to 1987 with us to look at The Great Giana Sisters from on the Commodore 64 by Rainbow Arts.

We take a look at Daytona USA 2001 running on the Sega Dreamcast. All footage captured from the original hardware.

An Amstrad CPC type in game! Have we gone mad? Yes, we look at a 1985 type in game from Amstrad Computer User, Crazy Legs and take a look at exactly how it came about. All footage captured from a real Amstrad CPC 6128.

A look at Splat! by Incentive Software from 1983, running on a real Spectrum 48k.

There are cars, and there are Supercars. We look back at the 1990/91 game for the Amiga, ST, CPC, Spectrum and C64.

This time ChinnyVision looks at Virtua Fighter 2 on the Sega Saturn. All gameplay footage captured from real hardware.

Super Pipeline 2 on the C64, Amstrad CPC and Sinclair Spectrum, all captured from original hardware. No emulation!

Jet Set Willy. A true classic game that has been excellently ported to many systems. Tynesoft picked up the licence for the Atari 8 Bit versions. What could possibly go wrong?

This time on ChinnyVision we look at the arcade conversion of Quartet on the Sega Master System. The arcade game was OK, the home ports were duff, but what about the Sega Master System?

We fire up our new Acorn Electron and see if Mr Wiz by Superior Software does the biz! All footage recorded from a real Acorn Electron.

The complete guide to the Roland series of games on the Amstrad CPC. We look at Roland In The Caves, Roland On The Ropes, Roland Ahoy!, Roland Goes Digging, Roland On The Run, Roland Goes Square Bashing, Roland In Time and Roland In Space. All footage recorded from an Amstrad CPC 6128.

The first Lotus game was great fun, but how can you improve on it? We take a look at Lotus Turbo Challenge 2 on the Commodore Amiga to find out.

Just when you thought it was safe to make a cup of tea.. It's.... Invade-A-Load! Press fire on stick in port 2, as we take a look at the the C64 title you played while waiting for a game to load.

2 Player solid 3D action on the Atari 8 bits. It can only be Ballblazer. We find out if 1985's hottest game still stands up today.

This time on ChinnyVision we look at Action Biker by Mastertronic, an attempt to sell fried snacks via the medium of budget computer games.

Console style action on your home micros. We look at Switchblade by Gremlin across all formats. Apologies for the high degree of emulation on this one but it's down to the lack of an ST and GX4000 (had 3 GX4000's they all blew up). We look at the Amiga, ST (emulated), Amstrad GX4000 (emulated), Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64 and Sinclair Spectrum 48k versions of this game first released in 1989 on the 16 bits and 1990 on the 8 bits. We also show the differences between the Amstrad cartridge and standard Amstrad tape/disk versions.

An Amstrad CPC budget game written by Spec Tech and Amstrad Action Technical Editor, Adam Waring. But is it any good?

Postman Pat by Alternative Software. Or GTA Greendale as I prefer to think of it. How does the best selling budget game still stand up? We look at the Spectrum, C64 and CPC versions to see what you got for your £1.99.

ChinnyVision presents the first review on Youtube of the newly released Atari 8 bit game, RGB. All gameplay footage captured from an Atari 65 XE.

We take a look at Bonanza Brothers on the Sega Megadrive and Master System and see if going thieving with Mobo and Robo is still fun 22 years later.

A Tynesoft port of Boulder Dash to the Acorn Electron. Is it as bad as Tynesoft's other ports or does this game stand up?

Defeat the wizards and warlocks in this dungeon exploring game for the Sinclair Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64. Coded by Graftgold and published by Hewson.

Come with us back to 1993 when Sonic was king and Commodore thought their saviour could be a cute furry non-descript animal called "Oscar". NOTHING CAN GO WRONG NOW! All footage captured from a real Amiga 1200.

Darts on your home micro and for only £2.99. We take a look at 180, by Mastertronic Added Dimension (MAD) on the Sinclair Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64 and Atari 8 bits.

No it's not a game based on the TV show of the same name, but there is a connection to Lord Sugar! We review The Apprentice by Mastertronic on the Amstrad CPC. When we get to the boardroom will it be found to be an original concept or cynical rip-off? Hire or fire? Find out! All gameplay footage recorded from an Amstrad CPC 6128

All your base are belong to ChinnyVision! We revisit the infamous Megadrive game Zero Wing to find out if there is more to it than a badly translated introduction sequence.

We go in search of a quality budget racer on the Commodore 64. Does Night Racer by Mastertronic fit the bill? All footage recorded from a real Commodore 64.

The oldest game we've reviewed to date, Caverns Of Mars on the Atari 8 bits. But does this vertical Scramble clone from 1981 still cut it?

The BBC Micro isn't exactly the first stop for quality arcade games. So how does one of the very best arcade shoot-em-ups on the Commodore 64 translate to the BBC Micro? We take a look at Uridium by Hewson on the C64 and BBC Micro.

Take one popular and smart kids TV show, add in a previous hit game and what do you get? Well one of the biggest gaming disasters ever to hit the Amstrad CPC. It's Count Duckula 2.