Backdrop artwork for Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge
Back to games
Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge box art

BBC Microcomputer System

Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge

1984 1 Players 20% Not Rated

This is a multi-event sports game licensed by British judoka and 1972 Olympic bronze medallist Brian Jacks and loosely based on the BBC sports programme Superstars. In this game you compete against Brian in eight different events and you score points in these events based on your performance. The events are Running, Archery, Cycling, Football, Swimming, Squat Thrusts, Canoeing and Arm Dips. There is no qualification time/score to beat, and you compete in all events regardless of performance. The game plays in a number of levels and should you score more points than Brian you win the level and move onto the next one where the process is repeated. Afterwards the scores from each level are combined for a total score, should Brian score more points than you at the end of any level then you will lose the challenge. Also released as part of 10 Computer Hits 3 (Beau Jolly)

Release date
December 31, 1984
Developer
David Wainwright
Publisher
Martech Games
Players
1

About this game

Brian Jacks Superstar Challenge

This is a multi-event sports game licensed by British judoka and 1972 Olympic bronze medallist Brian Jacks and loosely based on the BBC sports programme Superstars. In this game you compete against Brian in eight different events and you score points in these events based on your performance. The events are Running, Archery, Cycling, Football, Swimming, Squat Thrusts, Canoeing and Arm Dips. There is no qualification time/score to beat, and you compete in all events regardless of performance. The game plays in a number of levels and should you score more points than Brian you win the level and move onto the next one where the process is repeated. Afterwards the scores from each level are combined for a total score, should Brian score more points than you at the end of any level then you will lose the challenge.

Also released as part of 10 Computer Hits 3 (Beau Jolly)

Genres

Sports

Modes

Single Player

Studios and credits

Developer
David Wainwright
Publisher
Martech Games

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1984 · Not Rated

Artwork gallery

4 images

Add artwork

Help this listing look its best.

Share missing box backs, screenshots, clear logos, cartridges, discs, and other useful art. Nothing appears publicly until an administrator reviews it.

Sign in to contribute artwork