Enter the Russians
WHAT is thought to be the first computer game from Russia for the BBC Micro - Tetris - has been released by Mir-rorSoft.
The package is claimed to be simplicity itself. A series of different shapes appear onscreen one at a time: By using keyboard or joystick you have to move and turn them - and ideally make them fit together in a line across the bottom of the screen.
As your skill level increases the shapes appear more rapidly. MirrorSoft (01-377
4837) is so confident that Tetris will attract a cult following that it is organising a national competition with a first prize of a trip for two to Russia.
Price £8.99 on cassette and £12.99 on disc.
#vcfw sometimes the simplest exhibits - a stack of bbc micro magazines to page through - are best