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Written by Bob Lock Walrus Computing and advertised in the small ads sections of Sinclair User and other magazines, the game was produced privately and sold in small numbers. There are thousands possible words from various aspects, so experiment by typing very short what you are looking for. Adverts for the game appeared in various computer magazines in early until the game was cancelled. The game was previewed in issue 86 of Crash but was never released for the ZX Spectrum. The game was repackaged and released as Split Personalities.

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In the Crash and Your Sinclair previews, all four screenshots show the timer as and the score as Although the game was released under the name Vindicator, the original artwork had the game billed as the sequel to the arcade hit Green Beret. Thanks to John however, the tape was passed on and has now been preserved for all to see.

Ultimate appreciation site interview with details on Solar Jetman and Mire Mare. In a WoS posting dated SeptemberJoffa stated he'd lost ALL of his code over the years, so sadly it doesn't look likely that any of these WIP games will ever see the light of day: Grog's Revenge Grog's Revenge. The game was released for the C64 only, but a feature in issue 39 of Sinclair User hinted that a Spectrum version was also in production.

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In earlier correspondence from Steinar, he discusses concept artwork for a Beaky and the Eggsnatchers advert which ends with the line "The rough for Temple of Illusion will follow shortly". Unfortunately the micro-drive cartridge containing the source code for this helicopter game was partially corrupted, all that could be saved was the loading screen and a BASIC underwurldw which produces the second screenshot below. Ubik and Weetabix crossed swords over the game Paranoid Pete after Weetabix complained the main character resembled their own characters too closely.

The game was reworked into a game based on Punch and Judy. An Amstrad version of Dragon's Lair has been seen with a sticker placed on top of a Spectrum sticker for "Zappo Uhderwurlde Dog", the hero in the original planned version of the game!!! It is unknown why an original UK copy of Australian Games has not underwkrlde before now, unless it was never actually released in the UK.

Advertised around mida quick game had to be cobbled together to underwurlee a contract signed with Crash for one of their subscriber offers. The game featured in some of their early adverts and a sales brochure, however the deal fell through and the game was never published on cassette.

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S - Shields off. The Great Giana Sisters C We've gone one step further though and commissioned the fantastic loading screen below by Andy Green based on the concept artwork supplied by Steinar. Finds like this renew our hope that games such as Thunderjaws will also surface one day. Reviewed in the October issue of Personal Computer Games, Atarisoft never published this completely finished conversion of the Williams arcade game Robotron. Regular previews and news items appeared in various Spectrum magazines throughout Underwuglde Iron morphed into Psygnosis who went on to publish Bratticus on the Amiga, which was another clone of Bandersnatch using the same game engine.

The surviving source code was assembled into the four playable demos downloadable above. It didn't take long for some of us to realise that the whole thing was going nowhere and we soon left to do our own thing. After some initial work and demos, the sequel "The Quest For Madeleine" was shelved. The game code itself did not get very far into development.

Comic Bakery Comic Bakery. Below are some design notes kindly supplied by Clive Townsend. The game was advertised in Crash and was even featured in a Crash competition for the design of a loading screen, but it was never released.

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Crash interview with Mike Singleton 2. The game was originally advertised as Meteor Storm in a sales brochure, however it was never subsequently published on cassette.

Clive Townsend has also provided the alternate loading screen for Death Pit below. The game was completed and received good reviews but Destiny went bust before the game could be published. Entitled 'Idiots Play To Win' this had a number of different graphics, including Catwoman, that we were unable to use in the released version for one reason or another.

A conversion of the Sega coin-op, it was advertised for the C64 and Spectrum alongside Up 'n Down, but only the C64 version surfaced. After the success of Undrewurlde in the arcades, Dinamic Software wrote Rocky which was subsequently withdrawn and re-released as Rocco for copyright reasons.

Beach Volley was advertised for the Spectrum throughout later and early in all the gaming magazines at the time and as confirmed by Mark Jones never released by Ocean.