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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Battle for the Isle II	?	?
Humm-Dinger	?	?
Android Pit Rescue	Abacus Programs	1982	[b]Compilation releases:[/b] - Games Pack 1
City Bomber	Llamasoft	1982
Iceberg	Abacus Programs	1982	[b]Compilation releases:[/b] - Games Pack 1
The Monster Mine	Gem Software	1982
Centropods	Rabbit Software	1983
Chess Tutor	Artic Computing	1983
Chess Tutor 1	Braveline	1983	Not really a game where you play chess, but a tutorial about chess and which asks questions to test your knowledge after each chapter.
Close-In	Pulsonic	1983
Eiffel Tower	Chalksoft	1983
Frogger	Rabbit Software	1983
Galactic Trooper	Romik	1983
Granny's Garden	4Mation	1983
Manic Miner	Bug-Byte;Software Projects	1983	Miner Willy, while prospecting down Surbiton way, stumbles upon an ancient, long forgotten mine-shaft. On further exploration, he finds evidence of a lost civilisation far superior to our own, which used automatons to dig beep into the Earth's core to supply the essential raw materials for their advanced industry. After centuries of peace and prosperity, the civilisation was torn apart by war, and lapsed into a long dark age, abandoning their industry and machines. Nobody, however, thought to tell the mine robots to stop working, and through countless aeons they had steadily accumulated a huge stockpile of valuable metals and minerals, and Miner Willy realises that he now has the opportunity to make his fortune by finding the underground store. In order to move to the next chamber, you must collect all the flashing keys in the room while avoiding nasties like POISONOUS PANSIES and SPIDERS and SLIME and worst of all, MANIC MINING ROBOTS. When you have all the keys, you can enter the portal which will now be flashing. The game ends when you have been 'got' or fallen heavily three times.* [150]* [151]* [132]* [6]* [4]* [48]* [48]*Great platform game, in its era one of the very finest, was followed up by Jet Set Willy and Jet Set Willy 2. This game will be remembered for its simplicity and its gameplay. Matthew Smith, the Author, sold the game to two companies at once, (Bug Byte and Software Projects) hoping one would buy it from him. Both sold the game, but only Software Projects had the capital to continue with the sequel.
Nightflite 2	Hewson	1983
Paddington's Early Visit	Collins Software	1983
Quadracube	Artic Computing	1983
Reflections	Artic Computing	1983
Rocket Command	Spectrum Games	1983
Rommel's Revenge	Crystal Computing (Design Design Software)	1983
Snake Pit	Postern	1983
Sub Chase	Gem Soft	1983
Taipan	Jaysoft	1983
The Birds	Rabbit Software	1983
The Byte	CCS	1983
The Castle	Bug-Byte	1983
The Dungeon Master	Crystal Computing	1983
The Island	Crystal Computing	1983
The Island	Virgin Games	1983
The Oracle's Cave	Doric Computer Services	1983
The Slicker Puzzle	dk'tronics	1983
Zip-Zap	Imagine	1983
Gun Law	Vortex Software	1983
Casino Royal	OCP	1984
Castle of Skull Lord	Samurai Software	1984
Castle Quest	Scorpio Gamesworld	1984
Count with Oliver	Mirrorsoft (Marmalade Software)	1984
Fantasia Diamond	Hewson	1984
Flying Witches	Usborne Publishing	1984
Galactic Warriors + Raceway	Abacus Programs	1984	This compilation is the only way to play Raceway
Havoc	Dynavision	1984
Jaws	Usborne Publishing	1984
Kids on Keys	Spinnaker Software	1984
King Arthur's Quest	Hill MacGibbon (Five Ways Software)	1984
Look Sharp!	Mirrorsoft (Widgit Software)	1984
Lords of Time	Level 9 Computing	1984
Merry XMas Santa	Icon	1984
Micropuzzle	Usborne Publishing	1984
Monster Wrestling	Usborne Publishing	1984

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