ZX Spectrum Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games (J)

ZX Spectrum Unreleased & Cancelled games (J)

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Jumbly 2

Posted: 05-04-2023, last updated: 30-06-2023 by Frank Gasking

1984 DK’Tronics Platform: ZX Spectrum 48k Don Priestley created some of the most memorable 8-bit games of all time, thanks to his trademark large cartoon graphics within games. I lost many hours playing the likes of The Trap Door on … Continue reading →

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