ZX Spectrum Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games (X)

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Xenon 2

Posted: 10-08-2021, last updated: 05-07-2023 by Frank Gasking

1991 Mirrorsoft Platform: ZX Spectrum 128k Back in 1991, C64 developer and musician Dave Spicer decided to put together a technical demo for a potential conversion of Xenon 2 for the ZX Spectrum. What was produced was pretty stunning – … Continue reading →

Posted in: Reviews, ZX Spectrum | Tagged: Preview available | 2 Comments

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