Where does this picture come from?

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• ZnorXman

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  And aside from it being an oddity, it also has the "code"(field missing(*)) QSP 0084
  
  Ivanzx: Check this out.
  
  *Or is that a code for the D.L. field? (BTW: what does D.L. stand for?)
• Battle Bunny

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  ZnorXman wrote: »

  *Or is that a code for the D.L. field? (BTW: what does D.L. stand for?)

  
  Probably a Digital Library catalogue reference code.
• Metalbrain

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  ZnorXman wrote: »

  *Or is that a code for the D.L. field? (BTW: what does D.L. stand for?)

  
  D.L.: Dep?sito Legal (legal deposit): It's a code given from the The Biblioteca Nacional de Espa?a (National Library of Spain) to any legally registered work.
• mheide

  January 2013 edited January 2013

  Ivanzx wrote: »

  As this game was never released...
  
  ftp://ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/games-inlays/g/Games84.jpg
  
  Interesting :)

  
  It was uploaded by Martin Wren-Hilton when he gave permission.
  

  ZnorXman wrote: »

  And aside from it being an oddity, it also has the "code"(field missing(*)) QSP 0084
  
  Ivanzx: Check this out.
  
  *Or is that a code for the D.L. field? (BTW: what does D.L. stand for?)

  
  Without a potential tape ever being released, those fields are not displayed...
• Ivanzx

  January 2013 edited January 2013

  Oh! I see! What a pity that the author had inlays but not betas or maybe finisihed versions of the game!

  <a href="http://rincondelspectrum.blogspot.de/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://rincondelspectrum.blogspot.de/</a>;