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Genre Various
Language BASIC
Controls Joystick, Keyboard
Players 1, 1 vs. 2
Programmer(s) [various]
Graphic Artist(s) [n/a]
Sound [n/a]
Cover Artist(s) [unknown]
Year 1984
Publisher Cascade Games Ltd.
Developer Cascade Games Ltd.
Country United Kingdom
License Commercial
Medium Tape
Rarity 7
Serial - Votes / Statistics Rating: 1.8/10 · Votes: 13 · Downloads: 2,962 · Hits: 15,155
Additional Comments SIDE A 000-068 = Maze Eater 068-097 = Galactic Attack 097-132 = Space Mission 132-174 = Lunar Landing 174-209 = Plasma Bolt 209-283 = Star Trek 283-320 = Radar Lander 320-355 = Attacker 355-381 = Defend the Fortress 381-425 = Zion Attack 425-435 = Ivasive Action (sic) 435-533 = Noughts and Crosses 533-561 = Boggles 561-626 = Pontoon 626-644 = Ski Jump 644-656 = Maths Hop! 656-681 = Old Bones 681-733 = Baby Chase! 733-763 = Orbitter 763-832 = Motorway 832-903 = Rabbit Raid 903-942 = Nim 942-965 = Tunnel Escape 965-987 = Barrel Jump!
SIDE B 000-015 = Cannon Ball Battle 015-052 = Overtake 052-081 = Sitting Target 081-116 = Smash the Windows 116-132 = Space Ship 132-146 = Jet Fighter 146-181 = Phaser 181-207 = Intruder! 207-236 = Inferno! 236-260 = Ghosts 260-291 = Sea Alert 291-307 = Planets 307-333 = Rocket Launch 333-371 = The Black Hole 371-384 = Dynamite 384-392 = Do Your Sums 392-423 = Derby Dash 423-457 = Space Search 457-481 = Universe 481-502 = Rats 502-532 = Tanker 532-554 = Parachute 554-582 = Jetmobile! 582-609 = High Rise 609-639 = The Force 639-731 = Exchange
Missing original tape image!
Screenshots (5) Cassette 50 — screenshot 1 Cassette 50 — screenshot 2 Cassette 50 — screenshot 3 Cassette 50 — screenshot 4 Cassette 50 — screenshot 5 Cover Art (1) Tape Comments (3) Robert Parker — 25 Mar 2022
My version shows Copyright 1983 Cascade Games
thark — 27 Feb 2016
i agree with baz, its shockingly bad, should not of been released. zx81 is a powerhouse compared to this
Baz — 30 Sept 2013
Good grief... I remember this one. It seemed good value for money but I'm struggling to remember any of the games plus it was an absolute nightmare trying to get half of them to load. Worse some were unintelligible... I could never fathom out how to play the "Star Trek" game which was really frustrating since I can't recall there being any kind of instructions so one fumbled round in the dark trying to determine what to do.
It was a nice idea, but...
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