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O.G Doctor Who had a couple of rotten outings on early home computers, including the woeful Mines of Terror, which was partially responsible for the death of legendary Acorn and BBC Micro developer Micro Power. For the record though, considering I used to live in a bungalow, the Daleks did used to scare me a little when I was a nipper, I will give them that.ĭespite being a long standing science-fiction stalwart, the Doctor has been extremely poorly represented in gaming terms. I have more or less been able to avoid the entire nu-Doctor Who phenomenon in its entirety, even though my kids are all huge fans. I have moved on since those childhood evenings watching Peter Davison and Sylvester McCoy battling crap looking aliens whilst wearing fruity clobber, so when the show was dramatically relaunched in a blaze of Noughties glory, I was nonplussed, despite the presence of the always excellent Christopher Ecclestone. McGann-starring 1996 interlude aside, the show was off of our screens for the entire duration of my adolescence and ascent toward manhood.

I may fit into the demographic of people who grew up watching it during the Eighties, but I have never been a massive fan of Doctor Who. Publisher: BBC Worldwide Digital EntertainmentĪvailable on: PlayStation 3, Windows PC (Reviewed on PlayStation 3)