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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Zorgon's Kingdom	Romik	1984	[b]hard[/b] I admit not having played the game myself. This tag might not actually apply. I've decided to tag it because both professional and amateur reviewers commonly believe the game has only one level or sometimes two levels (but not universally, I found one reviewer, giving it an average score, who made it to level 3 and gave up further play). It in fact has 6 levels (the first level is replayed harder so one might say it has 5 levels). From its release to this very day, reviewers seem to fail to pass the first or second level. This alone is not enough. But there are also some owners of the game that don't believe in the other levels, even though the game's packaging advertises them.*** [15]
ZOR: Battle of the Robots	Quicksilva (Pixel Productions)	1982
Zok's Kingdom	Anirog	1983	I remember this "graphical" adventure game took a horribly long time to load - and the depressing ?LOAD ERROR would often appear after half an hour of waiting !(16K expansion - written in basic". I never got very far and got pretty frustrated about 10 screens in. The code was not protected so I guess I could have sneaked through that way !
Zap!	Microwave	1983	The game has been reviewed in contemporary magazines but is still missing, or it was released under alternate names. Those Zap games that are known and available do not match with the one that was reviewed.*** [125]
Yatzee	Eaglesoft IT	1988
Xerus	Electronic Leisure	1983
Xeno II	Anirog	1982	[15]* [48]*If you pass 1st screen, you'll it's NOT an action/reflex game... It's 'cocktail' of Arcade Hits - 2nd level is 'Berzek', 3rd 'Space Invader', and 4th (most challenging) is version (pretty original) of 'Phoenix' (note:at least on ZX Spectrum) [Alex_Lux]
X's and O's	?	1982
Wunda Walter!!	Interceptor Software	1984	[15]* [15]*A frustratingly difficult game but one that draws you back for another go. It teases you with a snapshot of the four zones you can reach in the game while you are on the title screen, although I only ever got to the start of the third once or twice. Level 1 sees grandma's teeth on a mission to gobble you up so you have to keep moving, while avoiding the dangers on the scrolling landscape and trying to collect some flashing treasures for points. Where as level 2, in a snow setting sees Walter being hounded by a Jack frost type character coming up from behind. Not sure if I would have ever played it so much if it weren't for wanting to know what level 3 and 4 were like, as it is such a tough game. Discovering this recently and I find I'm still desperate to get a little further, the guys at Interceptor did a pretty good job with this game I'd say! [AndyH Ovine]
World at War	Handic software	1983
Words, Words, Words	A.S.K. Software	1983
Word Match	?	198?
Word Invaders	Academy Software	1982
Wood-Worm Whacker	DKTronics	1983
Wolf Pack	P&R Russo	1983
Whirlwind One Five	AVS	1983
Wall Street	Audiogenic	1981
Wacky Waiters	Imagine	1983
Voodoo Castle	Commodore (Adventure Soft)	1981	VIC-1918 Cartridge*An excellent text adventure [Zerothis]*One of the Adventure International series of text adventures, I always considered this to be the best. [Nev]
Vixplode	Abrasco	1983
Visiting Hours	author	198?
Visite De Systeme Solaire	?	?
Villain	Interceptor Micros	1984
Vikman	Nufekop	1982
Viking	Prickly Pear Software	1982
Videomania	Creative Software	1982
Video Vermin	United Microware Industries	1982
Vicvader	Supersoft	1981
Victerm	?	?	cassette
Vicmen	Bug-Byte	1982
Vicgammon	Bug-Byte	1982
Vic Trek	Comm*Data	1982
Vic Slots!	author	198?
Vic Scramble	Bug-Byte	1982
Vic Rescue	Interceptor Software	1982
Vic Quest	author	198?
Vic Panic	Bug-Byte	1982
Vic Lawnmower	?	198?
VIC Invaders	Bridge Software	1982
Vic Cricket	Sophisticated Games	1984
Vic Chess	Bug-Byte	1982
Vic Bowling	Comm*Data	1982
VIC Attack	Soft Toys	1982
VIC 21: Casino-Style Blackjack	Commodore	1981
Veingame	Sirius	?
Vegas Jackpot	Mastertronic (Shuttle Soft;Mr. Chip Software)	1983
Valley Bomber	Bubble Bus	?
Undermine	Mastertronic	1984
Ultimate Tank	Microfex	1982
Ultima: Escape from Mount Drash	Sierra On-Line	1983	A SierraVenture game. Published on cassette. A simple maze game with monster encounters written in BASIC. This is not a 'real' Ultima game. Sierra simply added 'Ultima' to the title in an attempt to increase sales. Richard Garriott was not aware of this title. On the cassette it also said "Ultima™ of Lord British". The "Ultima" trademark belonged to Richard Garriott and it would seem that Sierra illegally used it. Keith Zabalaoui did the cover art for the first California Pacific Computer Co. version of Akalabeth. [vic20man]

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