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TOSHIBA Welcome to the high-tech world of MSX. computer buffs. And, of course, there are Now that you've got your computer, what games -lots of games- ranging from are you going to do with it? Well, there's a mind-bending adventures to micro great choice. Educational programs are bending arcade games. Most are available to help children learn. Business available in inexpensive tape form, while programs can make you more efficient. others come on handy cartridges where There are languages and utilities for the the program runs straightaway. Have fun! �ARCADE (!] RECREATIONAL []EDUCATIONAL BUSINESS ___.,._+-f'--+- [!] [ill UTI LilY @] GRAPHICS [U LANGUAGE �ADVENTURE * New product. [Ql Q § [!] PERIPHERAL Check for Disc Cartridge Cassette availability We'd like to thank Haymarket Publishing Ltd for features, andWhatMSX?,thebuye r's guidefor your system. supplying the photographs. 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    Game list of game elf (Vertical) 001.Ms. Pac-Man ▲ 044.Arkanoid 002.Ms. Pac-Man (speedup) 045.Super Qix 003.Ms. Pac-Man Plus 046.Juno First 004.Galaga 047.Xevious 005.Frogger 048.Mr. Do's Castle 006.Frog 049.Moon Cresta 007.Donkey Kong 050.Pinball Action 008.Crazy Kong 051.Scramble 009.Donkey Kong Junior 052.Super Pac-Man 010.Donkey Kong 3 053.Bomb Jack 011.Galaxian 054.Shao-Lin's Road 012.Galaxian Part X 055.King & Balloon 013.Galaxian Turbo ▲ 56.1943 014.Dig Dug 057.Van-Van Car 015.Crush Roller 058.Pac-Man Plus 016.Mr. Do! 059.Pac & Pal 017.Space Invaders Part II 060.Dig Dug II 018.Super Invaders (EMAG) 061.Amidar 019.Return of the Invaders 062.Zaxxon ▲ 020.Super Space Invaders '91 063.Super Zaxxon 021.Pac-Man 064.Pooyan 022.PuckMan ▲ 065.Pleiads 023.PuckMan (speedup) 066.Gun.Smoke 024.New Puck-X 067.The End 025.Newpuc2 ▲ 068.1943 Kai 026.Galaga 3 069.Congo Bongo 027.Gyruss 070.Jumping Jack 028.Tank Battalion 071.Big Kong 29.1942 072.Bongo 030.Lady Bug 073.Gaplus 031.Burger Time 074.Ms. Pac Attack 032.Mappy 075.Abscam 033.Centipede 076.Ajax ▲ 034.Millipede 077.Ali Baba and 40 Thieves 035.Jr. Pac-Man ▲ 078.Finalizer - Super Transformation 036.Pengo 079.Arabian 037.Son of Phoenix 080.Armored Car 038.Time Pilot 081.Astro Blaster 039.Super Cobra 082.Astro Fighter 040.Video Hustler 083.Astro Invader 041.Space Panic 084.Battle Lane! 042.Space Panic (harder) 085.Battle-Road, The ▲ 043.Super Breakout 086.Beastie Feastie Caution: ▲ No flipped screen’s games ! 1 Game list of game elf (Vertical) 087.Bio Attack 130.Go Go Mr.
  • LICENSED ROMS [Need Artwork] [Need Video] [Need to Test]

    LICENSED ROMS [Need Artwork] [Need Video] [Need to Test]

    Game Title: Works? Video By: Notes, Important Information: LICENSED ROMS [Need Artwork] [Need Video] [Need to Test] 10th Frame 180 19 Part One - Boot Camp 1942 1943 - The Battle of Midway 3D Construction Kit 3D Deathchase 3D Tanx 4x4 Off-Road Racing 720 750cc Grand Prix A Question of Sport APB Aaargh! Abyss Academy Ace of Aces Action Biker Action Fighter AD&D - Heroes of the Lance Addams Family Advanced Lawnmower Simulator Adventure A - Planet of Death After Burner After the War Ah Diddums Airborne Ranger Alchemist Alien Alien 8 Alien Storm Alien Syndrome Aliens Aliens - The Computer Game All or Nothing Altered Beast Amaurote Android 2 Angler Ant Attack Antics Arcadia Archon I - The Light and the Dark Archon II - Adept Arcticfox Arkanoid Arkanoid - Revenge of Doh Army Moves Asterix and the Magic Cauldron Astroball ATF Athena Atic Atac ATV Simulator Auf Wiedersehen Monty Avalon BC Bill BC's Quest for Tires Back to Skool Back to the Future Back to the Future Part III Badlands Ballblazer Barbarian Bard's Tale Barry McGuigan World Champ Boxing Batman Batman the Caped Crusader Battlezone Batty Beach Buggy Simulator Beach-Head I Beach Head II - Dictator Strikes Back Beamrider Bear Bovver Big Trouble in Little China Bionic Commando Black Magic Black Tiger Blasteroids Bloodwych Blue Max Bomb Jack Bonanza Bros Booty Boulder Dash Bounces Breakthru Brian Bloodaxe Bruce Lee Bubble Bobble Bubble Dizzy Bubbler Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom Budokan - The Martial Spirit Bugaboo (The Flea) Buggy Boy Cabal California Games Captain Blood Captain Planet Carrier
  • Sinclair Programs Team St.Affwritcr Fi Colene M.Cdcrmott '"°/ Fought Their Way Through Shadowfire

    Sinclair Programs Team St.Affwritcr Fi Colene M.Cdcrmott '"°/ Fought Their Way Through Shadowfire

    - - - - -- - I ~""'2-.... SPECTRUMUPGRADE Kil • · · _ Four great new add-onsfrom Ram, NumberOne in everythingfor the Spectrum .. r--------------~Pleasese ndme _ SpectrumT urboln terfaceis) a t £22.95. TURSO INTERFACE _ QuickshotnJoysticl<(s ) at £9.95. Outperforms any other Spectrum interface.Su pports Kempston, _ Spectruml nterfaceis)at £9.95. Protek, Interface 2 and ROMca rtridgeso ftware, with a full expansionb us at the rear.T he Turbowor ksw ith two standard joysticks,maki ng the most of the _ SpectrumUpgrade Kit(s) at £21.95. (Pleasestateissul!!2Dor 3D) Quickshot ll's rapid-fire action. Features a unique built-in power safety device.A mazingv alue at £22.95. +£1perorderP+P(£30verseas) TOTALi. QUICKSHOT II AUTO RAPID-FIRE JOYSTICK D Ie nclosecheque/post al 0<derD chargemy Access/Visa Thetop gamesjo ystick with its sleekt rigger fire button andan auto-fire switchfor continuousshooting - a snip at only £9.95. ~ Z I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CD Exp;ryDate_ /_ /_ SPECTRUMINTERFACE Name,_ ____ ____ ____ _ This Kempston-compatible interfaceadds real gamespo wer to your Address,______ _ ______ _ Spectrum.Costs just £9 .95. SPECTRUMUPGRADE KIT Telephone,_ ___ _____ ~ Boosty our 16KSpect rum to a full 48K, allowing you to run all the latest andgreatest software . Only£21.95 24 Hour despatch br ctedit card$and POSta l ordffl (7days br cheques.) /!J prO<lJcts•e h.tycorTl)aWe withthe Spectrum, Spectrum+ Wherecan you get your handson Ram's amazing Spectrumadd ·ons? andSn.:.latrMicrottNes. Youcan seethem at branchesof Boots,Menzie s, Greens, SpectrumGroup computercen tres,and g ood computers tores everywhere.