Prepare for something really bizarre
The entry for
Light Force contains a curious remark:
What the hell is that voting in the Crash Readers Awards for 1987 all about. As far as I remember, Lightforce didn't have any music and secondly it was released in 1986.
However if you take a look at Crash #38, March 1987,
page 35,
Light Force wasn't even nominated for best music - the winner was
Ping Pong instead, as it is also remarked in its
entry.
The "released in 1986" remark is also questionable, since annual awards are normally bestowed on products released the previous year.
All titles awarded were released in 1986 in fact. Moreover, the article was most probably written around January of the same year.
But this is only the beginning. The
Light Force ZXSR remarks section contains
many errors. Some entries are duplicated, others are just plain wrong. The game was not only mentioned as the winner of
also the second place in the Best Music award (!), but there are two entries for the 3rd place in the Best Advertising category - where
Light Force, again,
wasn't even nominated.
There is also a duplicated remark about a "Best Inlay" award which is
nowhere to be found in the article (!!!)
Here is an image showing all duplicate and erroneous ZXSR remarks.
Probably they were added by different people and in different times, without any care about inaccurate (to say the least, since some of these remarks are based on nothing but thin air) and/or duplicated entries.
My suggestion is to delete all of the duplicate and erroneous remarks, and as a consequence that "comment" at the end as well.
Side note: shouldn't
Lightforce be added as an alternative title, since it is spelled that way in the game's tape inlay?
