Spectrum Computing

Like in topic - both old and new titles, what do/did you like and why?

Loot at this old piece from YS

Definitely Pete Cooke's Tau Ceti/Academy duo and of course Julian Gollop's Rebel Star and Laser Squad.
Honorable mentions: Elite

Interesting, what about Ultimate Play the Games titles?
And in general I'd like to see for example 50/100 the best Speccy games vs magazines

Why anyone would need this? Please elaborate

Stefan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 10:29 pm Found it, just needed to read a bit more carefully, it’s Sample Tracker

It requires additional hardware (Covox or DAC output), developed IICR for Russian Speccy clones. But I think that Czech/Slovakian enthusiasts made something similar.
So it's not plain vanilla ZX48k solution

Every good development tool is priceless. Do you plan to extend its compatibility to ZX Spectrum Next (which also uses esxDOS, but provide much more memory, in both old ZX 128 16k banks, and new and more flexible 8k slots from at least 1GB memory) If it's interesting for you there is a Z80 assembler...

Very interesting. Can it reveal signal constants(*) from for example non-standard loaders (Speedlock, Alkatraz etc)?

(*) I mean pilot signal pulse length, data stream pulse bit 0/1 lenghts in T-states and so on

Pete Cooke's gems: Tau Ceti, Academy and ... Juggernaut

Linear programming? It's simple(x).
Do not confuse with Mr. Bresenham.

There is MicroPython that targets microcontrollers, so somebody would port it (or a subset) to the Next.
https://micropython.org/

Thank you [mention]Alessandro[/mention]. Very interesting initiative!

I think the cracktro things widely appeared when software distribution with a floppy disc and then other "fast" mediums has became a standard. So in case of our mighty Speccy, the only common medium of distribution was a compact cassettes and that was not supporting for the scene. PS. I've...