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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Pimania	Automata UK	1982
Brad Blasts the Galactic Barbarians	Express Software	1983
Mr. Wimpy	Ocean	1983
Odyssey I	Perfection Software	1983
Realm of the Undead	Express Programmes Company	1983
Rider	Virgin Games (Oz Software)	1983
The Korth Trilogy 1: Escape from Arkaron	Puffin Books	1983
The Korth Trilogy 2: Besieged	Puffin Books	1983
The Korth Trilogy 3: Into the Empire	Puffin Books	1983
Trader	Pixel Productions	1983
Triplex	Work Force	1983
Xeno II	Anirog	1983
Auf Wiedersehen Pet	Tynesoft	1984
Beach Head	U.S. Gold	1984	[6]*** [48]
Dinosaurs	Piper Software (Chalksoft)	1984
Dyslexia Beater	Dunitz Software	1984
Eskimo Eddie	Ocean	1984
Eureka!	Domark	1984
Jungle Adventure	CCS	1984
Lazy Jones	Terminal Software	1984
Rainy Day	CCS	1984
Star Warrior	Visions Software Factory	1984
Trashman 2: Travel with Trashman	New Generation Software	1984
Worlds at War	Esteem More Than EqualEstee	1984	The game was reviewed in contemporary magazines but is still missing.*** [6]
Astroclone	Hewson	1985
Beach-Head II: The Dictator Strikes Back	U.S. Gold	1985	July, 1947 BEACH-HEAD II is a true "Head-to-Head two player multisequence game that allows you to play against another person or the computer. You can choose to play either of the following characters: Player 1: The Allied Commander (J.P. Stryker) Profile: Youngest man ever to reach rank of Chief Commander. Fought courageously during World War II and was awarded the Medal of Honor for heroism. Quickly rose through the ranks during the war and gained respect and admiration from his colleagues for his integrity and leadership abilities. Player 2: The Dictator (known as "The Dragon") Profile: Evil, bloodthirsty, power crazed maniac. Fought savagely against the ales during World War II in the Pacific, disappeared and formed his own renegade army after the war. "The Dragon" demands (and gets) blind obedience from bis followers who worship him as a demigod. He is a brilliant military tactician who has been trapped and outnumbered in battle many times, but has managed to turn the cables on his opponents through cunning and ruthlessness. His current objective is to obliterate the forces that gave his army a stinging defeat and destroyed his fortress.* [147]* [41]* [6]* [10]*** [8]
Danger Mouse: Makin' Whoopee	Creative Sparks	1985
Death Wake	Quicksilva (Binary Design)	1985
Orm and Cheep: Narrow Squeaks	Macmillan (Widgit Software)	1985
Orm and Cheep: The Birthday Party	Macmillan (Widgit Software)	1985
Raid over Moscow	Activision	1985
Super Gran	Tynesoft	1985
Agent X	Mastertronic	1986	[6]* [4]* [8]*** [33]
Dragon's Lair	Software Projects	1986	Long ago, in a magical time, a good King named Aethelred ruled a peaceful kingdom. Now his kingdom had many treasures, but its greatest prize was Princess Daphne, the King's only child. Brave Knights and handsome Princes came from afar just to pay her court, for she was a maiden of exceeding beauty and grace. But, though they laid vast riches at her feet and pleaded most earnestly for her hand, Princess Daphne refused them all. For her heart had long been given to another... Dirk the Daring, the King's champion and bravest Knight. Then one dark day, Singe, an evil dragon who ruled over a shadowed land, appeared in Aethelred's kingdom and demanded that the king deliver up his kingdom and people to him. When Aethelred refused Singe's vile demand, the monster kidnapped the beautiful Daphne and imprisoned her in a crystal sphere in the horrible dungeons beneath his enchanted castle. Singe then sent Aethelred this message: Relinquish your kingdom before the setting sun or your beloved daughter will perish. Aethelred and all the people of the kingdom were plunged into despair. All except for Dirk who vowed to go to the enchanted castle and free the Princess ... if he could survive the dungeon's many perils ... if he could reach the Dragon's lair.* [147]* [6]* [28]* [42]* [6]* [4]* [8]* [10]*** [52]
Infiltrator	U.S. Gold (Paragon Software)	1986
The Planets	Martech	1986
Agent X II: The Mad Prof's Back!	Mastertronic	1987	[8]* [6]* [41]***Now this game gives me trouble in figuring out whether a 128k version exists or not. "World of Spectrum" has separate methods to load the game, background music during the levels only when playing the 128k version. On my own Spectrum +2, I always get background music, in 128k mode as well as when switching down to 48k mode. So I can't say for sure yet if a special 128k mode exists and if it exists what the added features are. [teran01]
Aliens: The Computer Game	Electric Dreams (Mr. Micro)	1987	[8]* [41]*There were two official games based on the movie "Aliens" released. This is the so called "US version", originally published by Activision. The Spectrum port however was published by Electric Dreams, who also did the so called "European Version".
Sigma Seven	Durell	1987
19 Part 1: Boot Camp	Cascade Games	1988	[28]* [4]* [8]* [6]* [42]* [1]* [52]***Game based on a popular song (by Paul Hardcastle) of the same name.
Arkos	Zigurat (Arcadia Soft)	1988
Mutan Zone	Opera Soft	1988
Navy Moves	Dinamic	1988
Savage	Firebird (Probe Software)	1988
Batman: The Movie	Ocean	1989	[28]* [6]* [17]* [42]* [62]*** [1]
Butcher Hill	Gremlin Graphics (Imagitec Design)	1989
Garfield: Winter's Tail	The Edge (Softek)	1989
Ghostbusters II	Activision (Foursfield)	1989
Gilbert: Escape from Drill	Alternative Software (ClockWize)	1989
Iron Lord	Ubi Soft (Ashminster Computing)	1989

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