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Despite the fact that the Spectrum hardware was limited by most standards, its software library was very diverse, including programming language implementations, assemblers, BASIC compilers, word processors, spread sheets, drawing and painting tools, even 3D modeling tools and, of course, many, many games.Īddictive gameplay, an all new mechanic, upgradeable weapons, boss fights, collectibles and much more await you on the battlefield! Can you handle the Bug Assault?After suffering the volts of Skippy in Bird Zapper, the birds are now sending armies of nasty bugs to the squirrel’s home for revenge… but Skippy is prepared! Help the little furry hero battle against endless waves of invading insects, but bring your A-game, the miniature menace is ruthless and very cunning.Features:- Highly addictive gameplay – No two invasions are alike, the bugs change their tactics with every new game.- An all new mechanic – Tap two points to create an electric arc that buzzes the bugs caught in the middle.- Upgradeable weapons – When the going gets tough, bring out the Tesla Coil to fry any bug caught in its range. The ZX Spectrum software library currently consists of more than 21,000 titles including some 10,000 games. The Spectrum was released in eight different models, ranging from the entry level model with 16 KB RAM released in 1982 to the ZX Spectrum +3 with 128 KB RAM and built in floppy disk drive in 1987, together they sold in excess of 5 million units worldwide. Elite® has a catalogue of more than 50 games (under the Elite® and Durrel™ brands) for the ZX Spectrum, including more than half a dozen UK and European #1 chart successes.Ībout ZX Spectrum: The ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit personal home computer released in the UK in 1982 by Sinclair Research Ltd. Also, we’re in discussion with the owners of 100s more games, including some of the most well known, with the aim of bringing them to you too.Ībout Elite®: Elite Systems Ltd was incorporated in England in 1984 and is one of Europe’s most long established developers and publishers of entertainment software. option of portrait or (full-screen) landscape play / display modesĬommercial agreements have already been reached with two more publishers (including one of the 80s biggest) taking to more than 200 the number of games available for inclusion in the forthcoming updates or volumes of ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection. Buggy Boy the arcade original driving game Frank Bruno’s Boxing the UK #1 Best-Seller Harrier Attack inspired by the conflict in the South Atlantic
Chuckie Egg the classic, developed by Nigel Alderton Saboteur #10 on top 100 best games, voted for by visitors to World of Spectrum Turbo Esprit #3 on top 100 best games, voted for by visitors to World of Spectrum #3), within a further month, including an in-App ‘shop’. #2), within a month, taking the number included to 12 the App will always be priced at £0.59 (Euro0.79, US$0.99) #1 of the App is a work-in-progress, a rough diamond if you like and that we’re committed to developing the App (eliminating some of its more obvious shortcomings and adding new features) over the weeks and months ahead. Our concerns now are to ensure that both groups understand that Vol. The media and consumer reaction to the announcement, in late September, of Apple’s approval of ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection has been extensive and enthusiastic. “…to restore some order to the market for ZX Spectrum games and to enable other developers and publishers to offer access to their games by licencing our technology for a modest one off fee.”
“… to offer access - via mobile and wireless devices - to many of the thousands of fantastic ZX Spectrum games created since 1982… We have ambitious goals for ‘ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection’ …
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