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Name the game from it's box art with the title removed.

Sodov the Sorcerer, released by Bug Byte in 1986

Redhawk, released by Melbourne House in 1986

Name the game from it's box art with the title removed. 

Universal Hero, released by Mastertronic in 1986

Tai Pan (based on the novel by James Clavell), released by Ocean in 1987

Riddler's Den, released by Electric Dreams in 1985

Lazy Jones, released by Terminal Software in 1984.

The Happiest Days of Your Life, released by Firebid in 1986.

White Heat, released by Code Masters in 1987.

Commander John Marsh from Marsport. Released by Gargoyle Games in 1985.

This is Commander John Marsh. In which game does he feature?

Roderick Hero from H.E.R.O. Released by Activision in 1984.

This is Roderick Hero. In which game does he feature?

Doug Quade (aka Arnold Swartzenegger) from Total Recall. Released by Ocean Software in 1991.

This is Doug Quaid. In which game does he feature?

Percy from Percy the Potty Pigeon. Released by Gremlin Graphics in 1984.

This is Percy. In which game does he feature?

Fling Long Chop from Frank Bruno's Boxing. Released by Elite Systems in 1985.

This is Fling Long Chop. In which game does he feature?

Bomb Jack II. Released by Elite Systems in 1987.

This Spectrum loading screen has had its title removed. Name the game.

Enigma Force. Released by Beyond Software in 1985.

Elevator Action. Released by Quicksilva in 1987.

The Legend of Kage. Released by Imagine Software in 1987.

Match Day II. Released by Ocean Software in 1987.

Nebulus. Released by Hewson Consultants in 1987.

Kikstart 2. Released by Mastertronic in 1988.

Yie Ar Kung Fu II. Released by Imagine Software in 1986.

Run the Gauntlet. Released by Ocean Software in 1989.

It was released at a Spanish trade show in September 1985. It then recived a UK release in January 1986.

In What year was the ZX Spectrum 128k 'Toastrack' FIRST released?

It was created in 1978 by American electronics manufacturer General Instrument.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Instrument_AY-3-8910

What company created the AY sound chip used in 128k ZX Specrum computers?

Go! was a short lived subsidury of Centresoft that was started as a way to avoid paying a share of profits to Ocean Software, who owned a share of Centresoft's sister company, US Gold.

On which label were the Spectrum games Ramparts and Side Arms published?

7 releases: Blockbusters, Bob's Full House, Bullseye, Countdown, Every Second Counts, Krypton Factor, Treasure Hunt.  They also released two compilations: 'TV Special' and 'It's TV Showtime'.

TV Games was a label created by Domark to publish games based on TV quiz and gameshows. How many games were released on the label (not including compilations)?

301 is almost exactly double the 150 rooms found in his previous isometric game Batman.

How many rooms are there in Jon Ritman's classic isometric arcade-puzzler Head Over Heels?

The R is simply the alphabetic report code as listed in the manual (A = Invalid Argument, B = Integer Out of Range, C= Nonsense in BASIC etc.)

What does the R stand for in 'R Tape Loading error'?

The track was voted 2nd in "Best 8-bit Soundtrack of the Year" at the 1988 Golden Joystick awards.

Who wrote the haunting AY theme tune for Ocean's awesome Robocop game?

What was the name of the Sinclair branded lightgun that was included in the +2 and +3 Action Packs?

Nigel helped to create Bomb Jack and Commando at Elite and Street Hawk for Ocean, but he is much better known as the creator of Chuckie Egg.

Which programmer worked on all three of these games? Bomb Jack, Commando, Street Hawk (The Catalogue Edition).

Many confuse the joystick and interface names. Kempston was by far the most popular interface, followed by the Sinclair Interface 2 and Cursor options. 

What were the THREE most popular ZX Spectrum Joystick Interfaces? You must name all three to get a point!

Pub quiz style questions relating to everyone's favourite rubber-keyed wonder, the ZX Spectrum.