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Biggles (1986) (Spectrum 48K, Cassette)

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Genre:	Arcade Game: Shoot-em-up
Publisher:	Mirrorsoft
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 128K
Release:	Professionally released on Cassette
Available For:	Amstrad CPC464, Commodore 64 & Spectrum 48K
Compatible Emulators:	ZXSpin (PC (Windows)) Nutria (PC (MS-DOS))
Original Release Date:	1st July 1986
Original Release Price:	£9.95
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	64g
Box Type:	Cassette Single Plastic Clear
Author(s):	Robert T. Smith & Rod Hyde

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Biggles
United Kingdom
Spectrum 48K/128K/+2 Cassette

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Biggles
United Kingdom
Spectrum 48K Cassette

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Authors: Robert T. Smith & Rod Hyde

Computer Gamer

1st July 1986

Speed, agility, cunning and logical thought are the true armoury which Biggles demands. Read Review

Crash

1st February 1989

Biggles consists of two separate games. The other game, on the flip side of the tape, is essentially a flight simulator with the added objective of rescuing Biggles' friends. Read Review

Crash

1st July 1986

The flight simulation is one of the most unimaginative seen, with few in-cockpit facilities and badly defined single colour ground objects. Read Review

Sinclair User

10th May 1986

Four games for the price of one. Some tricky challenges make this one of the better film tie-ins. Read Review

Your Sinclair

1st August 1986

What should be a wizard wheeze is sadly more Sorcerer's Apprentice. Biggles it may be - but for me it never really gets airborne. Read Review

Games based on films and TV series have, deservedly on the whole, gotten a lot of bad reviews and I wasn't expecting all that much from this one, but Mirrorsoft have come up with one of the better tie-in games. Read Review