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Počítačové Hry Historie a Současnost HISTORIEASOUČASNOST INDEX PeterTurányialiasSofthouse OBSAH Hry a programy ............................................. 002 Postavy .................................................... 012 Lokácie .................................................... 014 Firmy ...................................................... 015 Programátori, hudobníci a grafici .......................... 017 Ostatné osoby .............................................. 018 Počítače ................................................... 019 Knihy, filmy, spoločenské hry .............................. 019 Rôzne ...................................................... 020 - 1 - HRY A PROGRAMY 180 54, 57 1942 29 3D GAME MAKER 69 3D STARSTRIKE 25, 72, 79, 81 3D STARSTRIKE 2 72 3D TANK DUEL 23, 79 720’ 81 A VIEW TO A KILL 30, 32, 72, 76 ACADEMY 26, 27, 49, 53, 66, 68, 75 ACE 58, 75 ACRO JET 58 ACTION BIKER 31 ACTION FORCE 81 AD ASTRA 44 ADRIAN MOLE 43 ADVENTURE 36, 74 ADVENTURE BUILDING SYSTEM 40 AGENT X 57 AIRWOLF 76 ALIEN 8 14, 18 76, 80 ALIENS 30, 74 ALLEYKAT 75 AMAZON WOMEN 48 ANDROID 2 67, 79 ANT ATTACK 12, 13, 25, 79, 81 ANTICS 75 ANTIRIAD 79 AQUAPLANE 79 ARC OF YESOD 64 ARCADIA 29, 77 ARKANOID 29, 61 ARKANOID 2 61 ARMAGEDDON 29 ARMY MOVES 55, 69 ARNHEM 33, 34, 36, 80 ARTIST 18 ASTERIX AND THE MAGIC CAULDRON 30 ASTRO BLASTER 29 ATIC ATAC 12, 59 ATRIUM (→ GYRON) 24 ATTACK OF MUTANT CAMELS 78 ATTACK OF THE MUTANT ZOMBIE FLESH EATING CHICKENS FROM MARS 11, 53 ATTIC ATTACK (→ ATIC ATAC) 12 ATV SIMULATOR 57, 59 AUF WIEDERSEHEN MONTY 62 AUTOMANIA 16 AVALON 21 AVENGER 62 BACK TO SKOOL 78 BACK TO THE FUTURE 30, 39, 40 BALLBLAZER 78 - 2 - BALLBREAKER 61 BARBARIAN 55, 79 BARMY BURGERS 29, 74 BASKET MASTER 55, 76 BAT MAN 19, 21, 23, 30, 49, 54, 79 BATALYX 78 BATTLE 1917 33 BATTLE OF BRITAIN 34 BATTLE OF PLANETS 18 BATTY 61 BEACH HEAD 81 BENNY HILL 27, 28, 79 BIG SLEAZE 41 BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA 30 BIGGLES 30 BIRDS AND BEES 75 BMX SIMULATOR 56, 59 BOBBY BEARING 47 BOBSLEIGH 58, 76, BOGGIT 41 BOMBJACK 29, 76 BOOTY 75 BORED OF THE RINGS 41 BOULDER DASH 63 BOULDER DASH 2, 3, 4 60 BOUNCES 22, 76 BOUNTY BOB STRIKES BACK 11, 70 BOWLING 2000 56 BOXING 56 BRAINSTORM 60, 66 BREAKTHRU 70 BRIAN JACK’S SUPERSTAR CHALLENGE 53 BRIDGE 32 BUBBLE BOBBLE 77 BUBBLER 15, 19 BULLSEYE 54 BUMP SET SPIKE 55 CALIFORNIA GAMES 53, 76 CARRIER COMMAND 79 CATCH 23 25, 53 CAULDRON, CAULDRON 2 79 CENTIPEDE 29 CLUEDO 32 COBRA 30 COLOSSAL ADVENTURE 42 COLOSSUS 3.0 31, 32 COLOSSUS CHESS 4.0 31, 32 COLOUR OF MAGIC 41 COMBAT ZONE 23, 29 COMMANDO 23, 33, 75, 76 CONTACT SAM CRUISE 78 COOKIE 12 COP OUT 75 COSMIC PIRATE 74 CRAPS 32 - 3 - CROSSWIZE 64 CYBERNOID 70, 75, 77 CYBERNOID 2 70 CYBERUN 15 CYCLONE 19, 79 CYLU 19 CYRUS CHESS 2 31 CYRUS CHESS 48 K 32 DALEY THOMPSON’S DECATHLON 30, 53 DALEY THOMPSON’S SUPERTEST 53 DAN DARE 30, 81 DANDY 62 DARK SCEPTRE 59 DARK SIDE 69, 77 DARTS 54 DAY IN THE LIFE OF THING 80 DEACTIVATORS 66 DEATH STAR INTERCEPTOR 78 DEATH WISH 3 30 DEFCOM 57 DEFENDER 28 DEFLEKTOR 67, 77, 79 DESERT RATS 35, 36, 80 DEUS EX MACHINA 75 DEVIANTS 80 DIAMOND 76 DICTATOR 27, 36, 79 DONKEY KONG 29 DRACULA 30 DRAGON’S LAIR 2 29, 57 DRAGONTORC 21, 80 DRAUGHTS 32 DRILLER 59, 69, 77 DRUID 62 DRUID 2 62 DUET 62 DUN DARACH 44, 45, 77 DYNAMITE DAN 11, 60, 61 DYNAMITE DAN 2 60, 61 E.T.-THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL 39 EARTHLIGHT 53, 75 EIDOLON 78 ELEKTRO STORM 29 ELITE 24, 68, 70 EMERALD ISLE 42, 49, 78 ENDURO RACER 29, 54, 59, 74 ENIGMA FORCE 57 EQUINOX 18, 75 ESPIONAGE ISLAND 36, 74 EVERYONE’S A WALLY 17, 78 EVIL DEAD 30 EXOLON 49, 70, 75, 77 EXOTER 56 EXPLODING FIST (→ WAY OF THE EXPLODING FIST) 49, 74 F.I.R.E. 70 - 4 - FAIRLIGHT 18 FANTASTIC FOUR 30, 40 FIGHTER PILOT 58, 76 FINAL MATRIX 19 FINDERS KEEPERS 77 FIREBIRDS 29 FIREFLY 53, 64, 80 FIRELORD 60, 61, 75 FIST 2 55 F-l5 STRIKE EAGLE 58, 78 FLIGHT SIMULATOR 58 FLUNKY 28, 79 FOOTBALL MANAGER, FOOTBALL MANAGER 2 74, 80 FOURTH PROTOCOL 30, 34, 70 FRANK BRUNO'S BOXING 70 FRANKENSTEIN 30 FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD 22, 30 FRENZY 29 FRIDAY THE 13TH 30, 32, 76 FROST BYTE 18 FRUIT MACHINE SIMULATOR 59 FULL THROTTLE 59 FURY 75 FUTURE GAMES 57 GALACTIC GUNNERS 56 GALAXIAN 29 GALAXIANS 29 GAME OVER 55, 70, 76 GAMES DESIGNER 69 GAUNTLET 29, 61, 62, 81 GAUNTLET 2 62 GAUNTLET-THE DEEPER DUNGEONS 62 GEOFF CAPES - STRONGMAN 30, 53 GHOSTBUSTERS 30, 57, 75 GHOSTS’N’GOBLINS 29, 75 GLIDER RIDER 57, 81 GOLDEN APPLE 36 GOONIES 39 GOTCHA 74 GRAPHIC ADVENTURE CREATOR 40 GREAT ESCAPE 22, 30, 76, 79 GREEN BERET 29, 33, 49, 80 GREMLINS 39 GROUND ATTACK 29 GULPMAN 29 GUNFRIGHT 14, 53 GUNRUNNER 80 GUNSHIP 58, 78 GUTZ 53, 80 GYRON 24, 43 GYROSCOPE 15, 57 HACKER 70 HACKER II 49, 71 HADES NEBULA 57 HAMMURABI 27 - 5 - HAMPSTEAD 40 HARDBALL 55 HAUNTED HEDGES 19, 29 HEAD OVER HEELS 23, 49, 54 HEARTLAND 64 HEAVY ON THE MAGICK 45, 49 HERBERT’S DUMMY RUN 17, 71 HIGHWAY ENCOUNTER 67, 79 HIVE 25 HOBBIT 30, 37, 38, 41, 49, 75, 78, 79 HORACE GOES SKIING 26 HOUSE JACK BUILT 63 HOW TO BE A HERO 62 HULK 30, 38 HUNGRY HORACE 29 HUNCHBACK 29, 80 HYDROFOOL 45, 57, 65, 77 HYPABALL 64 HYPERACTIVE 80 HYPERSPORTS 29, 53, 80 HYSTERIA 53, 80 CHEQUERED FLAG 58, 59 CHIMERA 20 CHIP FACTORY 11, 48 CHRISTMAS MONTY 62, CHRONOS 57 I, OF THE MASK 25, 81 I.C.U.P.S. 64 ICE TEMPLE 60 ID 75 IKARI WARRIORS 76 ILLUSTRATOR 40 IMPACT 61 IMPLOSION 75 INCA CURSE 36 INDIANA JONES 2 56, 57 INDIANA JONES A CHRÁM ZKÁZY 56 INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM 39 INDOOR SPORTS 54 INFILTRATOR 58 INTERNATIONAL KARATE 55, 80 INTERNATIONAL KARATE PLUS 55 INTO THE EAGLES’ NEST 62, 71 ITEMIÁDA 56 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK 63, 78 JACK THE NIPPER 77 JAWS 39 JET BIKE SIMULATOR 59 JET PAC 12, 15, 62, 64 JET PACK (→ JET PAC) 12 JET SET WILLY 11, 12, 53, 60, 61, 62, 63, 78, 80 JET SET WILLY 2, 3, 4 11 JET-STORY 71 JOE BLADE 80 JOUST 29 - 6 - JUDGE DREDD 30 JUMBLY 71 KABOOM 56 KAYLETH 30, 40, 49 KIREL 21, 67, 74 KNIGHT LORE 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 76, 80, 81 KNIGHT ORC 43, 78 KNIGHT RIDER 30 KNIGHT TYME 77 KOKOTONI WILF 76 KONG 29, 80 KRAKOUT 61 KUNG-FU 55 KUNG-FU MASTER 55 KWAH! 49 LAST NINJA 55, 80 LAST NINJA 2 80 LAWN MOWER SIMULATOR 59 LEADERBOARD 55 LIFE 66 LIGHTFORCE 45, 64, 65, 77, 78 LORD OF THE RINGS 30, 40 LORDS OF MIDNIGHT 74 LORDS OF TIME 41 LUNAR JETMAN 12 MAGNETRON 80 MANIC MINER 11, 80 MARSPORT 45, 49, 77 MARTIANOIDS 15 MASTER CHESS 2 32 MATCH DAY 21, 54 MATCH DAY 2 54 MATCH POINT 56 MAZEMAN 29 MAZIACS 27, 79 MAZOGS 27 MERCENARY 78 METABOLIS 77, 78 METEOR STORM 29 MIAMI VICE 30 MICRO MONS 3 47 MICRONAUT ONE 27, 53, 66, 75 MILI-MON 47 MILK RACE 56 MINDER 30 MINER 2049er 11 MIRE MARE 13 MISSILE 23 MOLECULE MAN 21 MONOPOLY 32 MONSTER MUNCHER 29 MONTY 6 63 MONTY IS INNOCENT 62 MONTY MOLE 11, 77 MONTY ON THE RUN 62, 71 - 7 - MOON ALERT 29 MOON CRESTA 29, 77 MOVIE 20, 55 MUGSY 36 MURDER OFF MIAMI 41 NECROPOLIS (→ GYRON) 24 NEMESIS THE WARLOCK 30, 75 NEVERENDING STORY 30 NICK FALDO’S OPEN 55 NIGHT SHADE 14, 15, 22 NIGHTMARE RALLY 79 NINJA HAMSTER 55 NINJA MASTER 55 NODES OF YESOD 63, 64 NORTHSTAR 77 OBLITERATOR 79 OINK! 30 ONE MAN AND HIS DROID 71 ONE ON ONE 55 ORBITER 29 OUT RUN 59 PAC-MAN 28 PARADROID 21, 75 PAT THE POSTMAN 16 PENETRATOR 12, 29, 37, 78, 79 PENTAGRAM 13, 15 PETER SHILTON’S HANDBALL MARADONA 30, 54 PHANTOM CLUB 55 PHEENIX 29 PIKOMON 56 PIMANIA 75 PING PONG 29, 56, 57 PITFALL 2 74 PLANET OF DEATH 36, 74 PLANET OF SHADES 56 PLANETOIDS 29 PLATOON 30, 81 POKER 32 POLTERGEIST 39 POPEYE 27, 28, 79 PRICE OF MAGIK 43 PRODIGY 57 PROFESSIONAL ADVENTURE WRITER 40 PROFESSIONAL SKI SIMULATOR 56, 59 PSI CHESS 32 PSION CHESS 31 PSSST 12 PSYCHEDELLIA 78 PSYTRON 74 PYJAMARAMA 16, 17, 78 QIX 66 QUASIMODO 29 QUAZATRON 21, 22, 80 QUILL 40, 69 RAIDERS 29 - 8 - RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK 39 RAMBO 30 RANARAMA 21, 62, 80 RAW RECRUIT 71 REBEL PLANET 40 RENEGADE 55, 74 RESCUE ON FRACTALUS 78 RETURN TO EDEN 43 REVERSI 32 RIVER RAID 74 ROAD RUNNER 71 ROBIN OF SHERLOCK 41 ROBIN OF SHERWOOD 40, 63 ROBIN OF THE WOOD 40, 63 ROBOCOP 53 ROCKY HORROR SHOW 30 ROGUE TROOPER 30 ROY OF THE ROVERS 30 ROYAL BIRKDALE 55 SABOTEUR 76 SABOTEUR 2 71 SABRE WOLF (→ SABRE WULF) 12 SABRE WULF 12, 15, 60, 63, 80 SAI COMBAT 55 SAILING 79 SAS STRIKE FORCE 18 SCOOBY DOO 45, 65, 77 SCRAMBLE 29 SCUBA DIVE 74 SEAS OF BLOOD 40 SENTINEL 49, 57, 68, 69, 71, 77 SHADOW OF THE UNICORN 73 SHADOWFIRE 22, 46, 49, 74, 76 SHERLOCK 30, 38, 79 SHIP OF DOOM 36 SHOCKWAY RIDER 45, 65, 77 SIDEWIZE 64 SILENT SERVICE 58, 78 SKI STAR 2000 26 SKOOL DAZE 78 SKY RANGER 72, 78 SKY RUNNER 75 SLAINE 75 SLAINE THE BARBARIAN 30 SNOWBALL 41, 42, 43, 78 SOFTWARE SUPERSTARS 74 SOLOMON'S KEY 72, 75 SOPHISTRY 72 SOUTHERN BELLE 58 SPACE HARRIER 29, 47, 75, 76 SPACE INVADERS 29 SPACE SAVING MISSION 56 SPAWN OF EVIL 27 SPECIAL OPERATIONS 33 SPECTRES 29 - 9 - SPECTRUM CHESS 2 32 SPECTRUM INVASION FORCE 29 SPELLBOUND 77 SPIDERMAN 30, 39 SPINDIZZY 15 SPLAT 77 SPLITTING IMAGES 76 SPORTS HERO 53 SPY HUNTER 29 STAINLESS STEEL 18, 72 STAR FLY 56 STAR SWALLOW 56 STARFOX 25, 56 STARGLIDER 57, 79 STARION 24, 25, 81 STARQUAKE 59, 60, 72, 75 STARSTRIKE II (→ 3D STARSTRIKE 2) 25 STIFFLIP 79 STONKERS 33, 77 STORM 62 STORMBRINGER 77 STRANGELOOP 81 STREET HAWK 30 STRIKE FORCE COBRA 48 STYX 80 SUMMER GAMES 76 SUPER CHESS 3.0 32 SUPER CHESS 3.5 32 SUPER SLEUTH 77 SUPER SOCCER 54 SUPERTEST 53 SUPERTEST 128 53 SWEEVO’S WORLD 20, 45 TANTALUS 61 TAPPER 29 TARZAN 30 TAU CETI 26, 27, 66 TELADON 76 TERRA CRESTA 29, 49, 57, 64, 65, 80 TERRORMOLINOS 40 TERRORPODS 79 TETRIS 65, 66 THEIR FINEST HOUR 34, 35 THINK ! 67 THREE WEEKS IN PARADISE 17, 43, 47, 72, 78 THROUGH THE WALL 61 THUNDERBIRDS 30, 57, 75 THUNDERCATS 45, 57, 65, 77 TIR NA NOG 44, 77 TOMAHAWK 49, 58, 76, 81 TOP GUN 30 TORNADO LOW LEVEL 67, 79 TRANS AM 12 TRANSFORMERS
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