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Zombies/AlienAt a ZX Microfair (I think it was in 1984 or '85) I bought a Spectrum tape for ?2 with "Zombies" on one side and "Alien" on the other.? "Zombies" was…
... obscure mags, such as [I]Computing Today[/I] (though that was ... the same publisher as [I]ZX Computing[/I], so perhaps not) or ... -
Zombies/AlienAt a ZX Microfair (I think it was in 1984 or '85) I bought a Spectrum tape for ?2 with "Zombies" on one side and "Alien" on the other.? "Zombies" was…
... obscure mags, such as [I]Computing Today[/I] (though that was ... the same publisher as [I]ZX Computing[/I], so perhaps not) or ... -
Radio SoftwareDoes anybody remember back in the 80's, local FM radio stations used to close down at night, and every hour or so, transmit Speccy, Commie and BBC pr…
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New project: Spectrum Magazines PreservationFollowing the various running preservation projects on WoS, I decided to extend the family to another one: the [url="http://www.worldofspectrum.org/m…
I have many issues of ZX Computing.
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Broadcast programsDoes anyone remember a Spectrum program (i.e. LOADable data) that was broadcast on the BBC's Tomorrow's World programme? Also any other program that …
... =Your Spectrum, YS=Your Sinclair, ZX=ZX Computing. For weekly mags the first ... /news.htm[/url]
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Crash's poor attempt at an April FoolOn page 8 of Issue 63 of Crash (April 1989), there was an April Fool joke (see if you can spot it [url="ftp://ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/ma…
... a good April fool in ZX computing - A program which would give ... -
When did Spectrum games "jump the shark"Sorry to use that hackneyed term, but there's no easier way of putting it. Basically, during the Spectrum's commercial life (roughly 1982-1992) when…
... since it went all cartoony. ZX Computing went 'cartoony' but somehow managed ... -
Spacewreck by Big Ben Software - MIA ??I have a copy of Spacewreck by Big Ben Software. Can't find any mention of it in the archives. Can anyone confirm if this is MIA and needs the atte…
... as in the article in ZX Computing:
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Free Spectrum StuffI have a Spectrum +3, +2 for parts, 100's of magazines, and 100's of original games all boxed and with instructions. Basically, I am moving house an…
Hi Stevie, what mags do you have, as I would be willing to scan them for the wos site.Site needs Mainly need Zx computing and Spectrum Format? -
The Only Reason Sinclair Succeeded (Provoking Controversy)Although I love my Sinclairs dearly, I think that the only reason they succeeded was because at the time most people did not know any better (factori…
... in the proliferation of the ZX Spectrum. It still wouldn’t ... semi-technical article. Magazines like ZX Computing, which did try to cater ... -
KWIKLOAD for 48K SpectrumI have a Spectrum cassete called KWIKLOAD. I took a look at the arcive section of WOS: http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseek.cgi?regexp=^Kwikload…
... /> See these refererences in ZX Computing:
N ZX 4.85 p. 21 ... ref. "Quickload"
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Your Speccy Games CollectionJust updated my Spectrum games list today after having a load of tapes lying around for months, managed to sort them out and I now have 1441 original…
... cars)
Cricket captain - allinson computing
Cyberun - ultimate
Cyborun ... counts, tv games, 1988
Zx spectrum + userguide companion cassette
Flying formula (full game) - Zx computing monthly - 1986
3d line drawinganybody know of any tutorials or got any examples of 3d line drawing / rotation ?l
... Toni Baker's articles from ZX Computing at [url=http://www.users ... .co.uk/~jg27paw4/type-ins/zx-comp/zx8612.zip]128 Animation ... .co.uk/~jg27paw4/type-ins/zx-comp/techgrph.zip]Technical Graphics ...+2 ramdisk - access in machine codeHow can you access the ramdisk in machine code? I've got a +2, and it seems the ramdisk has never been properly utilised. It would be a handy little…
... the June 1987 issue of ZX Computing.
The ramdisk is ...Hacking games (and a couple DB updates)I've just been chatting to a mate about games, and we got on to the loveliness that is Introversion (the last of the "bedroom coders", alledgedly). …
... Crash, Sinclair User, Your Sinclair, ZX Computing.Number of reviewed games?Does anyone have a quick answer as to how many programs were reviewed in the Spectrum magazines during their lifetime? If you don't, I'll finally ge…
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Crash 2924 *
Games Computing 21
Home Comp.Weekly ... /> Your Spectrum 345 *
ZX Computing 826 *
ZX User 15
[/code]Learning z80 assembly - useful linksI'm starting here: [url]http://cobb.host.sk/z80guide/index.htm[/url] Anyone got any other great links?
... ) by Toni Baker from [i]ZX Computing[/i] 3-11 (Oct/Nov ... ) by David Nowotnik from [i]ZX Computing[/i] 16-21 (Dec/Jan ...Passing off games as your ownWe ran into a rather interesting case over the past day: [URL="http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0011821"]Jukebox[/URL], which appeare…
... Galactoids, which appeared as a ZX Computing type-in in April/May ...Passing off games as your ownWe ran into a rather interesting case over the past day: [URL="http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0011821"]Jukebox[/URL], which appeare…
... Galactoids, which appeared as a ZX Computing type-in in April/May ...Speccy regrets...One of my biggest regrets is disposing of all the Personal Computer News that I had - all of them from - issue 1 It wouldn't be bad at all if they…
... Home Computer Weekly and Popular Computing Weekly. Virtually all YS, Crash ... only thing I kept was ZX Computing, I've got nearly all ... mention Amstrad Computer User, Amtix!, Computing With The Amstrad and C ...Groundbreaking gamesWhich games really broke new ground? I mean the ones that actually got around the hardware limitations of the Spectrum. For example: Aquaplane - f…
... the October '83 issue of ZX Computing. Meteor Storm was in the ...The best magazineHere it is folks, the battle of the titans. Which was the best magazine for us Spec-chums? As I'm not entirely unbiased, let's have a poll :)
... them. I'd vote for ZX Computing to me that was the ...The best magazineHere it is folks, the battle of the titans. Which was the best magazine for us Spec-chums? As I'm not entirely unbiased, let's have a poll :)
... them. I'd vote for ZX Computing to me that was the ...The best magazineHere it is folks, the battle of the titans. Which was the best magazine for us Spec-chums? As I'm not entirely unbiased, let's have a poll :)
Equally unbiased, I voted for CRASH.
I was a big ZX Computing fan too though.The best magazineHere it is folks, the battle of the titans. Which was the best magazine for us Spec-chums? As I'm not entirely unbiased, let's have a poll :)
... weekly magazines of which "Popular Computing Weekly" was the best ... for the monthly/bi-monthly "ZX Computing" had it been there. ... mainly independents - PCW, Practical Computing, Byte, Your Computer but also ... precede my interest in computing are very good so ...The best magazineHere it is folks, the battle of the titans. Which was the best magazine for us Spec-chums? As I'm not entirely unbiased, let's have a poll :)
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I also liked ZX Computing, though I only got what ...What was the best speccy model?What was your favourite speccy model (non-clone)? A close one for me between the 48k rubber keys and the Sinclair 128k machines. Rubber face just w…
... was an interesting article in ZX Computing on how one guy adapted ...Any interest in an adverts index?I've been pondering expanding the [url=http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jg27paw4/spot-on/default.htm]SPOT*On[/url] magazine index to include adverti…
... Big Five if you count ZX Computing), is to distinguish the ad ...Any interest in an adverts index?I've been pondering expanding the [url=http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jg27paw4/spot-on/default.htm]SPOT*On[/url] magazine index to include adverti…
... Big Five if you count ZX Computing), is to distinguish the ad ...
