Spectrum Computing

Has to be Where Time Stood Still because, as much as I hate to say it, the Commodore 64 version of Way of the Exploding Fist was better.

There wasn't another 8-bit version of WTTS, making it unique to the Spectrum, so that gets my vote.

There's lots of things written about Ultimate, one good source is The Story of US Gold by Chris Wilkins where it does mention that Mire Mare was originally going to be released on the Kixx label (which does tie into Kixx being launched in 1988 and Ultimate essentially being finished by that point). ...

Not sure how many of these have been mentioned, but these I think still stand the test of time!

WEC Le Mans
Wheelie
Wild Bunch
Wizards Lair

Some fantastic games in that list, but I opted for Trashman in the end. Mainly because there's been nothing really like it since, the only way I know of experiencing what it is like to be a Waste Collection Technician with household members making references to 1980s computers. Montague Street was a...

Just re/reading the end of the last update, I think some of this text highlights some of the concerns some backers have We’ve been accelerating the keyboard production as of late, now that most adjustments to the keys have been done. Myself, Mike and Phil are in daily contact with the keyboard partn...

Another one for "Voyage into the Unknown"! I think this was about my third or fourth game and although you could say it was only £1.99, that was FOUR WEEKS POCKET MONEY to me back in 1985! I remember being torn between this, Spectipede and BMX Racers. My friend went for BMX Racers, I went ...

I think Bizzley makes some great points. I backed the cased Next kickstarter when it launched and the progress has been frustratingly disappointing, especially over the past few months. I understand the risks that come with crowd funded campaigns, but the Next project has really hit home just how li...