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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Embassy Assault	Sinclair Research	1982
Super Spy	Richard Shepherd Software	1982
Rider	Virgin Games (Oz Software)	1983
Mission 1: Project Volcano	R&B Software	1984
Impossible Mission	U.S. Gold	1985
Spy vs. Spy	Beyond Software (Incentive Software)	1985
Agent X	Mastertronic	1986	[6]* [4]* [8]*** [33]
The Spy Trilogy	Tartan Software	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]
Elevator Action	Quicksilva (Binary Design)	1987
Operation Berlin	Wrightchoice Software	1987
Spy vs. Spy 2: The Island Caper	DataByte	1987
The Living Daylights	Domark (Walking Circles)	1987
Operation Thunderbowel	Sacred Scroll Software	1988
Spy vs. Spy 3: Arctic Antics	DataByte (Orpheus)	1988
Licence to Kill	Domark (Quixel)	1989	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]
Sly Spy: Secret Agent	Ocean (Software Creations)	1990
The Spy Who Loved Me	Domark (The Kremlin)	1990

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