Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Reference library/Compute!'s Gazette

This page contains primarily video-game specific content from Compute!'s Gazette computing magazine.

Archive collection: https://archive.org/details/compute-gazette?sort=titleSorter

• July 1983): Deadly Duck
• August 1983): Kickman, Frogger
• September 1983):
• October 1983): Fast Eddie
• November 1983): Juice! (Tronix), Deadly Skies (Tronix), Scorpion (Tronix), Gold Fever! (Tronix), Rat Hotel (Creative Software)
• December 1983): Ski-er 64 (Abacus Software) Key Quest (Micro-Ware Distributing Inc)

• January 1984): Computer Baseball, Ringside Seat
• February 1984): Fourth Encounter (Thorn EMI Home Video), Suspended The Attack of the Phantom Karate Devils
• March 1984): Purple Turtles (Quicksilva Inc) Seafox
• April 1984): In the Chips (Creative Software), Beach-Head, Lunar Leeper, Cannonball Blitz
• May 1984): Knights of the Desert
• June 1984): Skramble! (Microdigital), Gridder (Microdigital), Worms?, IFR (Flight Simulator) (Academy Software)
• July 1984): Gridrunner II (HesWare) International Soccer
• August 1984):
• September 1984): Moon Patrol, Jungle Hunt, Pole Position
• October 1984): Flight Simulator II, Solo Flight
• November 1984): Drol, Spare Change, Raid on Bungeling Bay, Puzzle Panic, Gumball, Montezuma's Revenge, Satan's Hollow
• December 1984): NATO Commander, Road to Moscow, The Castles of Dr. Creep, Dragon's Keep (Sierra Inc), Troll's Tale, Rug Rider (International Tri Micro), Impossible Mission

• January 1985): The Seven Cities of Gold Tapper, Mancopter
• February 1985): Zenji, London Blitz, Breakdance (Epyx)
• March 1985): MicroLeague Baseball Up'n Down
• April 1985): Dream House, Sargon III, Turbo 64 (Limbic Systems Inc), Stealth Reach for the Stars, Seastalker
• May 1985): The Cosmic Balance Monty Plays Scrabble (Epyx Inc)
• June 1985): Raid over Moscow
• July 1985):
• August 1985): Mystery Master: Felony! (CBS Software)
• September 1985): F-15 Strike Eagle, On-Court Tennis, B.C. II: Grog's Revenge, Legionnaire Racing Destruction Set, Six-Gun Shootout, Wishbringer, Competition Karate, Summer Games II
• October 1985): Super Bowl Sunday, Phantasie
• November 1985): Field of Fire Project Space Station, Carriers at War Adventure Construction Set, Rescue on Fractalus!, Colonial Conquest
• December 1985): The Halley Project, International Hockey (Artworx Software Company Inc), Karate Champ, Winter Games

• January 1986): Stunt Flyer (Sierra On-Line Inc), Operation Market Garden, Kampfgruppe, Fast Tracks: The Computer Slot Car Construction Kit, Temple of Apshai Trilogy, Decision in the Desert, Actionauts (Advanced Program Technologies), Spy vs. Spy II: The Island Caper, Star Rank Boxing
• February 1986): Heart of Africa, HardBall! Silent Service, Super Huey, Panzer Grenadier (Strategic Simulations Inc), The Fourth Protocol, The Dolphin's Rune (Mindscape), Ballblazer
• March 1986): Perry Mason: The Case of the Mandarin Murder The Dambusters (Accolade Inc) Fighter Command, Spellbreaker Touchdown Football (Imagic)
• April 1986): Elite Little Computer People, Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar Fight Night (Accolade Entertainment Software)
• May 1986): Elidon, Europe Ablaze
• June 1986): The Bard's Tale, Ballyhoo, Jet, Battle of Antietam, Leader Board
• July 1986): Paul Whitehead Teaches Chess, The Goonies (IntelliCreations Inc), Zorro, Super Boulder Dash (Electronic Arts)
• August 1986): Golden Oldies: Volume 1, Lords of Conquest, Garry Kitchen's GameMaker
• September 1986): ACE: Air Combat Emulator (Spinnaker Software), GBA Championship Basketball: Two-on-Two
• October 1986): Gato, Phantasie II
• November 1986): Nine Princes in Amber
• December 1986): Nam, Ultimate Wizard

• January 1987): Battlefront, Hacker II: The Doomsday Papers, Gettysburg: The Turning Point
• February 1987): Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?, Macbeth (Avalon Hill Game Company), Ace of Aces, Transformers: The Battle to Save the Earth
• March 1987): Alter Ego, Mind Mirror (Electronic Arts), Trinity
• April 1987): Tass Times in Tonetown, Robot Rascals, Roadwar 2000
• May 1987): Operation Terminal (Dreamrider Software), Portal, Gunship
• June 1987): Starglider, Tracker (Firebird Licensees), Parallax, Theatre Europe, Deceptor (Avantage/Accolade), Desert Fox
• July 1987): Make Your Own Murder Party, Bureaucracy, Killed Until Dead, Buzzword (Buzzword Game Company)
• August 1987):
• September 1987): Where in the U.S.A. Is Carmen Sandiego?
• October 1987): Pirates!, Russia
• November 1987): Maniac Mansion, Bazooka Bill, Sanxion, Delta Patrol
• December 1987): Earth Orbit Stations, Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future, Street Sports Baseball

• January 1988): Alternate Reality: The Dungeon, Nord and Bert Couldn't Make Head or Tail of It
• February 1988): Beyond Zork, Mini-Putt
• March 1988): Skate or Die!, Spy vs. Spy III: Arctic Antics, Boulder Dash Construction Kit, Rad Warrior, Force 7 (Datasoft) Thunderchopper
• April 1988): Paperboy, Gauntlet, Echelon, Halls of Montezuma, The Sentry
• May 1988): Airborne Ranger, Sub Battle Simulator Chernobyl: Nuclear Power Plant Simulation (Cosmi) Amnesia
• June 1988): Kung-Fu Master, Tetris, Skyfox II: The Cygnus Conflict
• July 1988): Apollo 18: Mission to the Moon, The Train, Speed Buggy
• August 1988): Zig-Zag (Spectrum Holobyte), Plasmatron (Avantage), Power At Sea
• September 1988): Déjà Vu, X-15 Alpha Mission (Absolute Entertainment), Star Empire (First Row Software)
• October 1988): Jinxter, Road Runner Impossible Mission II
• November 1988): The Bard's Tale III: Thief of Fate, 4x4 Off-Road Racing, Crossbow, Karnov, Master Ninja: Shadow Warrior of Death (Paragon Software), Main Frame (Microillusions)
• December 1988): Red Storm Rising Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders, Monopoly (Electronic Arts), L.A. Crackdown (Epyx), The Three Stooges

• January 1989): Pool of Radiance, Bubble Ghost The Games: Summer Edition (Epyx)
• February 1989): Ocean Ranger The Sporting News Baseball (Epyx)
• March 1989): Steel Thunder Times of Lore, M.I.S.L. Soccer (Mindscape), Barbarian, Stocker
• April 1989): The Faery Tale Adventure, Neuromancer, Heavy Metal, Caveman Ughlympics
• May 1989): Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Ikari Warriors, Victory Road, Decisive Battles of the American Civil War Volume III (Strategic Studies Group) Grand Prix Circuit, Mars Saga
• June 1989): First Over Germany (Strategic Simulations), Jordan vs. Bird: One on One, Rocket Ranger, Predator, Deathlord
• July 1989): Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf, Hollywood Squares, Double Dare, Powerplay Hockey (Electronic Arts)
• August 1989): Guerrilla War, Purple Heart (CRL), Out Run, Space Harrier Aussie Joker Poker (Mindscape), International Team Sports (Mindscape), F-14 Tomcat (Activision)
• September 1989): Last Ninja 2, Keith Van Eron's Pro Soccer (MicroPlay), Tower Toppler, Demon's Winter, Combat Course (Mindscape)
• October 1989): Overrun!, Chomp! (Cosmi), The Honeymooners (First Row Software) Modem Wars, Time & Magik, Western Games (DigiTek)
• November 1989): Batman, RoboCop, Destroyer Escort (MicroPlay), Navy Seal (Cosmi)
• December 1989): Dr. Doom's Revenge, The Duel: Test Drive II, Qix, Risk, Hillsfar, Raw Recruit (Virgin Mastertronic), Skate Crazy (Virgin Mastertronic)

• January 1990): Apache Strike, Total Eclipse, Omega
• February 1990): Fire King, Omni-Play Basketball (SportTime), Might and Magic II, SimCity, BattleTech, Kings of the Beach
• March 1990): Storm Across Europe, Gauntlet II, Shoot-'Em-Up Construction Kit, Aussie Games (Mindscape)
• April 1990): Space Rogue, Scrabble, Sgt Slaughter's Mat Wars (Mindscape), Mean Streets
• May 1990): Knights of Legend, Blue Angels, Beyond Dark Castle, Windwalker (Origin), Monopoly
• June 1990): Search for the Titanic, Face Off!, Batman: The Movie