game combining action and strategy to little effect." The Games Machine reviewed both the Commodore 64 and Spectrum versions in the April 1989 issue. The C64 version received an 88% rating while the Spectrum version garnered a respectable 85%. Amstrad Action reviewed the game alongside other football games—MicroProse Soccer, Streetgang Football and Gary Lineker's Hot Shot—in the football special issue of June 1989. Emlyn came on top with a 93% and the AA 'Mastergame' accolade. "You ain’t played footie on your CPC 'til you’ve mastered Emlyn!" The Commodore 64 version was rated as the 44th best game of all time in a special issue of Commodore Format magazine in November 1994. Legacy There are other videogames and projects related to this title: Emlyn Hughes Arcade Quiz EHIS2 project (defunct) Audiogenic subsequently developed two other arcade soccer games, European Champions (released by Ocean Software) and Wembley International Soccer, both of which extended the degree of control, though neither sold in great numbers. However, they did introduce another innovative feature - the option to switch between side-on and top-down views, which made replays particularly interesting. Note: Graham Blighe also wrote the arcade section of these games, with the exception of the IBM PC version of European Champions. The Amiga version of Super League Manager, also developed by Audiogenic, came with a feature that allowed players to watch (or play, if their team was involved) a random game of the week providing they had a copy of EHIS. References External links EHIS at hol.abime.net EHIS at mobygames.com EHIS at eurogamer.net EHIS at taringa.net (in Spanish) 1988 video games Amiga games Amstrad CPC games Atari ST games Commodore 64 games Association football video games Video games scored by Barry Leitch Video games scored by David Whittaker Video games developed in the United Kingdom ZX Spectrum games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games based on real people Hughes Hughes