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Kosmic Pirate

Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English

Blaby Computer Games · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95

Also known as Cosmic Pirate (English), Cosmic Pirates (English)

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  • Personal Computer Games #51984 · Overall2/10

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  • WorldOfSpectrum 8 votes5.50

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Crash Readers Awards 1984

  • 1Bummer of the Year

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Personal Computer Games #5Apr 1984 · p.813/103/101/105/103/102/102/10

Personal Computer Games

Graphics 3/10

Sound 3/10

Ease Of Use 1/10

Originality 5/10

Lasting Interest 3/10

Overall 2/10

Peter Connor 2/10

MACHINE: Spectrum 48K JOYSTICK: No CATEGORY: Simulation SUPPLIER: Elephant PRICE: £5.65 An attempt to simulate a spacecraft which is being used to attack other craft for booty. Program assaults you with numerous statistics, status reports and weak 3D effects.

Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.64

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Producer: Blaby, 48K £4.95 There's a factory below on the planet which you must plunder, guiding your ship through the heavy alien space traffic, deceptively simply looking game with good graphics and sound and really a 'frogger' variant. M/C. Joystick: Kempston.

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Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.47

Crash

Producer: Blaby, 48K £4.95 There's a factory below on the planet which you must plunder, guiding your ship through the heavy alien space traffic, deceptively simply looking game with good graphics and sound and really a 'frogger' variant. M/C. Joystick: Kempston.

Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.47

Crash

Producer: Blaby, 48K £4.95 There's a factory below on the planet which you must plunder, guiding your ship through the heavy alien space traffic, deceptively simply looking game with good graphics and sound and really a 'frogger' variant. M/C. Joystick: Kempston.

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