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Loading screen for Swords & Sorcery, The Midas Adventure Concept No 1, adventure for Spectrum 48K by Mike Simpson (Personal Software Services, 1985)
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Loading screen for Swords & Sorcery, The Midas Adventure Concept No 1, adventure for Spectrum 48K by Mike Simpson (Personal Software Services, 1985)
How to Buy and Use a ZX Spectrum in America: A Primer from Across the Pond
How to Buy and Use a ZX Spectrum in America: A Primer from Across the Pond
The almighty ZX Spectrum 48k. British computing in a nutshell. As my job here on Retronauts is largely to cover UK/European news, I’m naturally going to be talking about computers like the ZX Spectrum a lot — however, one of the main questions I always get from people is that one right there in the title. You see, accessing ZX Spectrum games isn’t easy for people in America — the system never…
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Swords & Sorcery, The Midas Adventure Concept No 1, adventure for Spectrum 48K by Mike Simpson with Roger Pearse box art (Personal Software Services, 1985)
Strange Loop (ZX Spectrum)
Klimt's 3D Deathchase
ZX Spectrum 48k Restoration
ZX Spectrum 48k Restoration
This April, I’m raffling off a refurbished ZX Spectrum 48k bundle for charity – I recently bought a boxed Spectrum that would be ideal for this purpose, but obviously for this to be “refurbished”, it required refurbishing. Details of the process are below. The ZX Spectrum in its original condition. I bought the Spectrum as partially tested from a chap in Hull – it was in good, if a bit dirty,…
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