Publisher: | Acorn Computers |
Original Release Date: | 23rd August 1983 |
Original Release Price: | £199.99 |
Market Valuation: | £199.99 |
Item Weight: | 896g |
Author(s): | - |
The Acorn Electron was sadly underrated yet nevertheless accumulated a very large library of both professional and public domain games. This article by Dave E from EUG #66 outlines the best games that were released over its lifetime. Read Article
1986 was the first year that quite 'impressive' games were released for the Acorn Electron. This article from Acorn User, written by David Lawrence, picks the best ten games released that year. Read Article
So you've got a basic BBC or Electron, a few games, a tape player and you're wondering... what should I buy next? This article, published in Acorn User, sets out some of the products that were available in late 1985/early 1986. Read Article
It's 2022, and Acorn Electron games are fetching higher prices than usual. Dave E discusses ten of the most desirable Acorn Electron games and why it makes sense to have them in your collection. Read Article
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Compares very well with the competition: the Spectrum, the Dragon, and the Vic-20. Read Review
The promised addons should prove to be a further incentive in favour of this well designed micro. Read Review
Similar to the BBC micro, except for the lack of Teletext mode, sound and speed. Games run considerably more slowly. Read Review
The Electron is what a home computer should be, and with the facilities it has to offer, the price is just right. Read Review
Acorn has an undoubted winner. The Electron isn't quite as simple as a half priced BBC, but it does bring you amazing graphics and one of the fastest and most capable Basics in the business. Read Review
The advanced BASIC, so positively stressed in the accompanying package and the instant availability of some excellent software make the Electron very attractive to the computer novice. Read Review
The Acorn Electron is a 32K machine which connects to a cassette recorder and analogue television. It was produced in 1983 in the United Kingdom by Acorn Computers Ltd as a cheaper version of the BBC Micro. Indeed, it retains the BBC BASIC language meaning that simple programs run on both micros, albeit slightly slower on the Acorn Electron.
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