Spectrum Computing

1. Chaos
2. Lords Of Chaos
3. Rebelstar

1. Three Weeks In Paradise
2. Smash TV
3. Equinox

1. Curse Of Sherwood
2. Speed King 2
3. Kentilla

1. Stunt Car Racer
2. 20 Tons
3. Room Ten

1. The Colditz Story
2. Heartbroken
3. Sceptre Of Bagdad

1. Lords Of Midnight
2. War In Middle Earth
3. Treachery

I believe that the picture with the reporter, big cat and dead sheep may be The Beast from Marlin games? I also don't think I'm alone in thinking that Disney/Pixar have missed a trick in not making films based on Spectrum games :D . If only the Speccy had been the biggest selling computer across the...

That Connect Four cover looks a bit sinister.

For what it's worth, I think you should keep the type-ins in. After all, these polls are about voting for a developer's complete body of work. I also think this should apply to any of the complete games that have were unreleased but have since been recovered as well.

1. Emlyn Hughes International Soccer
2. Exterminator
3. Helter Skelter

1. Target Renegade - everything Double Dragon should have been
2. Steve Davis Snooker - probably the best snooker/pool game on the Speccy
3. Robocop

Successfully doing the flying neck chop in Barbarian and lopping off your opponents head, the sight of the goblin kicking his head along as it drags his body off the screen is a humorous touch.

Finally getting games with finicky loaders to actually load - The Rats, I'm looking at you.

1. Turbo Esprit 2. Thanatos 3. Harrier Attack And I do often wonder what software label of the Speccy era can be considered the 'Motown' of them all? (Yeah, my head is filled with very bizarre comparisons that are often illogical.) That could be a very good idea for a thread, comparing outputs of so...

1. Exolon
2. Solomon's Key
3. Cybernoid 2

1. The Big Sleaze
2. The Trap Door
3. Nosferatu The Vampire

1. Wonderful Dizzy
2. Super Robin Hood
3. Fantasy World Dizzy

1. Myth
2. IK+
3. Tusker

1. Maziacs
2. The Trapdoor
3. Minder

Maziacs had some genuinely jump out of my skin moments when they suddenly appeared on the screen, while Trapdoor and Minder really catch the spirit of the TV shows they're based on.

Mpk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 11:54 am I give up. What's that got to do with this?

I think nexus is another word for connection and @PeteProdge is displaying his knowledge of nineties indie by quoting a lyric from the song 'Connection' by Elastica.

1. Hades Nebula
2. Micronaut One
3. NEXUS

1. Hypersports
2. Cobra
3. Green Beret

1. Repton
2. Repton 2
3. By Fair Means Or Foul

Repton is far more, err, superior to the other two on this list. I like the cheating idea of BFMOF but it's a shame that it's such a shoddily programmed game.

1. Match Day
2. Head Over Heels
3. 3D Combat Zone

1. Gremlins
2. Adventureland
3. Robin Of Sherwood

Honourable mentions for both Spiderman and Seas Of Blood.

I'll admit I'm not really a Trekkie and the only one I've played is the version by UTS, which gets my vote by default, although I do realise that I'm probably doing the other ones a disservice by voting for a game that I only came across via the Cassette 50 compilation. I've also noticed from the sc...