ZX Computing #4 (Spectrum 16K/48K/Plus/128K)

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ZX Computing #4

Argus Press

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← ZX Computing #4 (1982) (Spectrum 16K/48K/Plus/128K, Magazine) →

Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	Argus Press
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum Plus
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st December 1982
Original Release Price:	£1.75
Market Valuation:	£3.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	124g
Author(s):	-

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Mazogs (Bug-Byte) (Sinclair ZX81)

Every ZX81 owner should possess this program.

91%

Space Intruders (Quicksilva) (Spectrum 16K)

On-screen scoring and highest score, plus a high-score table, full use of colour, and self-play demonstration mode made this a really excellent, full-featured Invaders.

84%

Meteor Storm (Quicksilva) (Spectrum 16K)

On-screen scoring, high score table, good sound effects and demonstration mode complete another winner from Quicksilva.

72%

Great Britain Limited (Simon Hessel) (Spectrum 48K)

I think the author has struck a good balance, and produced a difficult and challenging game.

69%

Venture (G & J Bobker) (Spectrum 16K/48K)

Hmmm, bomb a ZX81 before your plane crashes into it. Rather an ungrateful way to treat the machine on which all these programs were originally written!

77%