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name	publisher(developer)	year	player opts	description
High Noon	Work Force	1983	single player, shared-screen
Cowboy	Spectrum Computing	1984	shared-screen	Only released on the cover tape of the electronic magazine "Spectrum Computing" issue #09 and the Spanish issue #2.
Glug Glug	CRL	1984	single player
Commando	Elite	1985	single player	[6]* [8]* [4]* [10]* [48]* [8]*A superb vertical shoot-em up (great arcade conversion) which is very, very playable. The screen often gets swamped with enemies, but unfortunately there is no 2 player mode to help you cope with this.
Bazooka Bill	Melbourne House	1986	single player
Who Dares Wins II	Alligata	1986	single player	[6]* [8]* [10]*** [48]
Call Me Psycho	Pirate Software (Binary Dynamics)	1987	single player
Deviants	Players	1987	single player
Duet	Elite	1987	single player
Elevator Action	Quicksilva (Binary Design)	1987	single player
Exolon	Hewson	1987	single player
Flash Gordon	Mastertronic (Icon Design)	1987	single player
Game Over	Dinamic;Imagine	1987	single player
Game Over II	Dinamic	1987	single player
Gun.Smoke	Topo Soft	1987	single player
Jail Break	Konami	1987	single player
Joe Blade	Players	1987	single player
L.A. Swat	Mastertronic	1987	single player
Mountie Mick's Deathride	Reaktör	1987	single player
Rapid Fire	Mastertronic (Icon Design)	1987	single player
The Living Daylights	Domark (Walking Circles)	1987	single player
UCM: Ultimate Combat Mission	Mastertronic	1987	single player
Airborne Ranger	Microprose (Canvas)	1988	single player	You are a member of elite corps selected for your courage, ingenuity and special skills to go on the most dangerous missions. Parachute behind enemy lines armed only with a machine gun and hand grenades. Airborne Ranger is a fast-paced action-simulation that challenges your strategic skills and reflexes. Control one soldier's battle against overwhelming odds. You can run, walk or crawl across full-scrolling 3-D terrain using trees, bushes and ravines to avoid the enemy or set up an ambush. Whether rescuing hostages from a terrorist prison or infiltrating the headquarters of an enemy unit every mission takes careful planning and pinpoint execution. Drop caches of weapons and first aid supplies, out manoeuvre the enemy, then locate the pickup zone in order to reach safety. Airborne Ranger is an exciting combination of action, danger and suspense. AIRBORNE RANGER FEATURES * Simulation of action behind enemy lines * 12 exciting missions * Full-scrolling 3-D graphics * Various terrains to encounter * Multiple enemy threats * Modern weaponry * Comprehensive documentation * Endless hours of constructive entertainment* [147]* [17]* [8]* [6]* [42]* [1]
Chicago 30's	Topo Soft;U.S. Gold (Topo Soft)	1988	single player
Fernandez Must Die	Image Works (Probe Software)	1988	single player
Fox Fights Back!	Image Works;Mirrorsoft (Denton Designs)	1988	single player
Mission Elevator	Eurogold	1988	single player
Operation Wolf	Ocean	1988	single player
Platoon	Ocean	1988	single player
Robocop	Ocean	1988	single player	Take on the role of avenging angel as you mete out rough justice to the perpetrators of evil and lawlessness. Some of the most exciting scenes ever to fill a computer screen confront you. The future is here and now when you take up this challenge - PART MAN - PART MACHINE - ALL COP* [147]* [8]* [42]* [62]* [17]* [6]*** [1]
Rolling Thunder	U.S. Gold (Tiertex)	1988	single player
Sol Negro	Opera Soft	1988	single player
Techno Cop	Gremlin Graphics (Gray Matter)	1988	single player
Billy the Kid	Codemasters;Mastertronic	1989	single player	Codemasters released the game in 1989 exclusively to be used with a lightgun controller. A bit later Mastertronic re-released the game with a changed title screen and added joystick support.
Cabal	Ocean (Special FX)	1989	single player	The coin-op sensation that throws you deep into enemy territory with little more than a low-powered, single shot repeater for protection. With superior marksmanship and lighting reactions you can increase the odds - in your favour. Capture enhanced weaponry, including grenades, and now you can really make your mark! ... that is, until you come face to face with the enemy gunship, tanks and submarines. Equip yourself for some stunning arcade action, load up and GO!!!* [42]* [147]* [28]* [62]* [6]* [28]* [42]*** [1]
Cowboy Kidz	Byte Back	1989	single player
Liberator	Proein Soft Line (PJ Software)	1989	single player
Licence to Kill	Domark (Quixel)	1989	single player	License to Kill is a multi-level, multi-role game - you take the controls of helicopters, boats and tankers, perform some death-defying parachute stunts and take to the seas for a spot of barefoot waterskiing. A steady aim and steady fire is needed - shoot from the hip and take out the "baddies." It's action-packed and closely follows the latest adventures of the world's best kept Secret Agent in the brand new and most exciting movie of them all. James Bond in License to Kill... appearing now on a small screen near you!* [6]* [28]* [42]* [1]
Mambo	Positive (Crom Software)	1989	single player
Moving Target	Players (Tag Computer Games)	1989	single player
Operation Thunderbolt	Ocean	1989	single player
Psycho City	Players	1989	single player
Saigon Combat Unit	Players	1989	single player
SAS Combat Simulator	Codemasters	1989	single player
Telemark Warrior	Dro Soft (Silicon Games)	1989	single player	The Spectrum version has been reviewed in contemporary magazines but is still missing.
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989	single player
The Untouchables	Ocean	1989	single player
Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Action Game	Ocean (Impact Software)	1990	single player
Crack Down	U.S. Gold (Arc Developments)	1990	single player, split-screen
ESWAT: Cyber Police	U.S. Gold (Creative Materials)	1990	single player, shared-screen

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