Gry

A weird futuristic ball game. This is one of the games where none of the conversions is really bad. But the Atari 8-bit version is exceptionally good. Much faster and more fluent than the other 8-bit versions. The 16-bit versions come very close to the Atari version, but I still prefer the original. P.S.: The 48k/128k tzx images didn't work on my +2A. A .sna snapshot worked. Playlist: 0:18 - ZX Spectrum 4:30 - Amstrad CPC 7:09 - Commodore C64 10:19 - Atari 8-Bit 14:37 - Atari ST 17:57 - Commodore Amiga

Shadowfire © 1985 Beyond, is a very innovative game, one of the first to use a menu and icon driven interface (yes there was icon based applications even before Microsoft Windows ;] ) It got a sequel: Enigma Force you can check my longplay here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxAShEGiY1w

Winning Amiga demo from Revision 2016, this is Dolor Sit Amet by Lorem Ipsum... Credits: TBA HD (50fps on compatible browsers)

Welcome to episode 50 of The Spectrum Show. It's a special anniversary episode with a real mixed bag of things for you to enjoy. In this episode we take a look back over the last three years. I review the Spectrum 128 and two 128k games Midnight Resistance and Daily Thompson's Olympic Challenge. I revisit Type-In corner and bring you unseen games. And keep watching at the end for an anniversary treat :-) Don't forget to check out my blog and twitter ...

20 Games That Defined the Apple II (aka Apple ][) 1981 Ultima I (California Pacific Computer) 1981 Castle Wolfenstein (Muse Software) 1981 Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord (Sir-Tech Software) 1982 Swashbuckler (Datamost) 1982 Choplifter (Broderbund) 1983 Lode Runner (Broderbund) 1983 Cavern Creatures (Datamost) 1984 King's Quest (Sierra) 1984 Impossible Mission (Epyx) 1984 Karateka (Broderbund) 1985 The Oregon Trail (MECC) 1985 The Bard's Tale (Interplay) 1985 Elite (Firebird ...