Jim Douglas

Magazine Career

C+VG

• Adventure Writer

Sinclair User

• Staff Writer
• Deputy Editor

GamesMaster

• Editor (Jan 1993 - )

Reviews

Title	Format	Magazine	Published	Rating	Adj Rating
Merlock the Mede	Spectrum	C+VG #051	1985/12/16	2/10	20%
Firelord	Spectrum	C+VG #062	1986/11/18	9/10	90%
W.A.R.	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	4/5	80%
Sacred Armour of Antiriad, The	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	5/5	100%
Thanatos	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	4/5	80%
Future Knight	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	4/5	80%
Street Hawk	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	3/5	60%
Terminus	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	4/5	80%
Knight Rider	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	4/5	80%
Dragon's Lair	Spectrum	Sinclair User #057	1986/11/18	3/5	60%
Defcom	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	3/5	60%
Cobra	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	3/5	60%
Breakthru	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	4/5	80%
Donkey Kong	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	3/5	60%
Alien (Mind Games)	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	3/5	60%
Fat Worm Blows a Sparky	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	3/5	60%
Doctor What	Spectrum	Sinclair User #058	1986/12/18	2/5	40%
Myorem	BBC Micro	C+VG #064	1987/01/15	9/10	90%
Flintstones, The	Spectrum	Sinclair User #074		8/10	80%
Crazy Cars	Spectrum	Sinclair User #074		8/10	80%
Countdown to Doom	Spectrum	Sinclair User #074		8/10	80%
Philosopher's Quest	Spectrum	Sinclair User #074		7/10	70%
Soldier of Light	Spectrum	Sinclair User #075		6/10	60%
Lazer Tag	Spectrum	Sinclair User #075		5/10	50%
Target; Renegade	Spectrum	Sinclair User #075		10/10	100%
Bionic Commando	Spectrum	Sinclair User #075		7/10	70%
Marauder	Spectrum	Sinclair User #076		9/10	90%
Skate Crazy	Spectrum	Sinclair User #076		88	88%
ArcticFox	Spectrum	Sinclair User #076		45	45%
Virus	Spectrum	Sinclair User #077		95	95%
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back	Spectrum	Sinclair User #077		88	88%
Exhaust Heat	SNES	GamesMaster #001	1992/12/03	67	67%
Xenon 2	Game Boy	GamesMaster #001	1992/12/03	76	76%
Terminator 2: The Arcade Game	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #002	1993/01/21	80	80%
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis	Amiga	GamesMaster #002	1993/01/21	88	88%
Bomb Jack	Game Boy	GamesMaster #002	1993/01/21	78	78%
Dirty Larry	Atari Lynx	GamesMaster #002	1993/01/21	76	76%
Dracula: The Undead	Atari Lynx	GamesMaster #002	1993/01/21	90	90%
Fatal Fury	SNES	GamesMaster #003	1993/02/18	60	60%
Super Off-Road	SNES	GamesMaster #003	1993/02/18	78	78%
Star Fox	SNES	GamesMaster #004	1993/03/18	97	97%
Battletoads	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #005	1993/04/19	78	78%
Summer Challenge	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #005	1993/04/19	85	85%
Super Conflict	SNES	GamesMaster #006	1993/05/20	67	67%
Incredible Crash Dummies, The	Game Gear	GamesMaster #007	1993/06/17	61	61%
Incredible Crash Dummies, The	Master System	GamesMaster #007	1993/06/17	51	51%
Pop'n TwinBee	SNES	GamesMaster #007	1993/06/17	75	75%
Final Fight 2	SNES	GamesMaster #008	1993/07/15	75	75%
Splatterhouse 3	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #008	1993/07/15	68	68%
F1	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #009	1993/08/19	90	90%
Rocket Knight Adventures	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #009	1993/08/19	92	92%
Pocky & Rocky	SNES	GamesMaster #009	1993/08/19	74	74%
Gunstar Heroes	Mega Drive	GamesMaster #010	1993/09/16	88	88%

Articles

Magazine	Published	Article
Sinclair User #57	1986/11/18	Feature: Micro Mercenaries - page(s) 74-75,79-80 Just who are these people who put together computer games? They're a horrible lot, aren't they? They spend hours and hours locked away in rooms with very little light, too much food and very strange records. They're hardly human at all, are they? Jim Douglas quashes the oldest myth in the industry, and talks to some very normal people.