A milquetoast collection of minigames, only notable for the title screen music breaking on anything that isn't an early-80s 8088 IBM machine (despite releasing in 1990!).
Hidden Text#
rem *** Beverly Hills Cop
rem *** (c) Tynesoft Computer Software 1989
rem *** All rights reserved
rem *** Game controller system : Gary Partis
rem *** Demo and hi-score table : Gary Partis
rem *** Game 1 : Scrapped
rem *** Game 2 : Gary Partis
rem *** Game 3 : David Crofts
rem *** Game 4 : David Crofts
rem *** Game 5 : Game Partis
These credits can be found in GAME.BAT. They are hidden with the rem command, which is used to put comments in batch scripts. Interestingly, a scrapped Game 1 is mentioned.
'Beverly Hills Cop - The Computer Game' Written by Gary James Partis and
David Crofts for Tynesoft Computer Software Ltd. (c) Tynesoft Ltd 1989.
All rights reserved.
If ST/Amiga programmers think that they are so great, how come all the
ones I have come across are spineless, pathetic excuses for human
beings...?
Bye bye for now....
More credits and a short rant can be found in BHC.COM.
Build Date#
Found at the end of BHC.COM.
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Assembled at 20:25:10 on 23 Nov 1989 |
Assembled at 20:54:06 on 23 Nov 1989 |
References#
- Beverly Hills Cop ad - ACE, Issue 29, February 1990↩︎
- Whodunit: Computer Mystery and Suspense Games for Armchair Detective - VideoGame & Computer Entertainment, Issue 15, April 1990↩︎
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BBC Micro |
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Commodore 64 |
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DOS |
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PlayStation 2 |
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