Spectrum Computing

I love the fact that efforts have been made to bring these Speccy heroes home. Mystic Woods & Perils are the first & only 2 other examples that spring to mind for me.

flatduckrecords wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 8:40 pm Not really a meme but do you ever see a painting in the news and think to yourself, "hmm, colour clash"?

Brilliant.

YS, Mean Machines & Retro Gamer for me.

Great going @R-Tape !

You are far too kind!

Thanks everyone. I genuinely think that this review from one of my YS heroes Phil "Snouty" South is one of the greatest things that has happened in my adult life!!

That's AMAZING!!!

Hehe thank you so much Andre!

We really enjoyed making this & it was an absolute pleasure to work with Lee Bee who did such a fantastic job on the soundtrack.

Eddie Kid outsold Jetpac by over four and a half thousand!!

That dreadful FA Cup game was inexplicably popular. I can't believe how many releases it had & how many it sold.

Fantastic, this looks to be a bit different & very intriguing. Great stuff.

Open to all isn't it? https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/SCRtoImage.php?SCR=pub/sinclair/screens/load/t/scr/TurboEsprit.scr&border=0 Compare and contrast... https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/SCRtoImage.php?SCR=pub/sinclair/screens/load/a/scr/AgentX.scr&border=0 Makes me wonder where the helicopt...

There were other people having the same idea :) https://planetasinclair.blogspot.com/2024/02/premier-iii.html :o :o :o :o No way!! That's incredible. What an obscure game for that to have happened on completely separately...then to be unearthed within months of each other! :lol: PeteProdge yeah, I ...

Premier League Release Date: 1985 Original Publisher: E&J Software (UK) Creators: Alan J. Clayton (UK) R.W. Clayton (UK) https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/entry/3868/ZX-Spectrum/Premier_League Complete long shot, but when I was about 12 or so I got the basic listing of the above game & tweaked...

sn3j wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:36 pm yes

Fun fact, this was the inspiration for Dazza's room in Golden Joystick.

Beautiful!

I've spent quite a few years thinking about getting a 3D printer, for one reason & one reason only, to cover up my old divIDE. In the meantime, I'm using Lego ...

Yeah, you may have a point, Renegade/Target Renegade set the bar so high, that amazing artwork in the ads, then to cap it all that utterly shameless Crash review set expectations to a colossal level. Had it have been a budget game with nothing to do with the series, called "Time Punk" then...

On the database it has a vote for every score 1 to 10, I wonder if it's the only game that has that? https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/entry/4090/ZX-Spectrum/Renegade_III https://i.postimg.cc/VJYW3MnP/Screenshot-2024-04-17-06-16-34-090-edit-com-android-chrome.jpg Not sure I'd want to take a trip into ...

This looks fantastic! Really intuitive.

I'm especially excited by the prospect of having a Next game creator in the pipeline!

Oooh keeping an eye on this thread, I have a tape I really want to save as a TAP file.

https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/pub/sinclair/screens/in-game/m/Maglaxians.gif I always return to Maglaxians . It just cheers me up, and reminds me that I may never tire of platform games. You probably couldn't get more 'oldschool' and 'bedroom' if you tried. 23 lives, I reached level 10... of 128! ...

Pippo?

Reminds me of the Jonny Cabs from Total Recall.

It's odd, there's 3 games there where I have definite memories of playing the absolute heck out of the demos & really enjoying them, but never getting the full game (19, Skate Crazy & Mad Mix)

All 3 I got to play through emulation years later & was pretty disappointed with.

Christmas '83 it came with Horizons and we got Pool, Hunchback and Football Manager. Played all 3 to death, still love Pool & FM, have a bit of a love/hate thing with Hunchback.