The enhanced 128K version was the complete package ... and longest-running - magazine dedicated to classic games, from ZX Spectrum, to NES and PlayStation. Relaunched in 2005, Retro Gamer has ...

the Sinclair ZX Spectrum evolved between 1982 and 1992 to include 48k and 128k variants. In total, Spectrum models sold over five million units. You may like The 25 best N64 games of all time ...

Little Computer People, which was only available for the 128k Spectrum ... No home computer in history has attracted game names of the ilk that the ZX Spectrum attracted. Can you imagine any ...

In truth, the ZX Spectrum was far from perfect ... ensuring that 48K games continued to dominate, despite the appearance of the superior 128K model in January 1986. And while there were amateur ...

Like those replicas, the new ZX Spectrum is a faithful model that brings back the good old days and comes with 48 built-in games from both the 48K and 128K Spectrums. (New games can be added via USB.) ...

A full-sized modern remake of the classic 8-bit Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer created by Retro Games, and marketed as ... The Spectrum 48K and 128K compatible machine has leaked in listings ...

a modern board that both replicates the functionality of the ZX Spectrum's original Uncommitted Logic Array and is, in theory, compatible with all 16, 48, as well as 128K Spectrum games.

It was possible to program in Basic and play some games. The ZX Spectrum’s competitor was the Commodore 64, a popular machine that Retro Games had already recreated. Nowadays we’ve got The ...

Every now and then though a developer would great a game that really took advantage of all the extra power. We’ve rounded up the 10 best Spectrum 128k games. Released: 1986 If you’d just blown ...