Stomping Stan
Arcade Game: Platform · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Britannia Software Ltd · 1983 · Pound sterling 4.95
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Credits
Cover art signed "Steven".
- Control Option
- Kempston Joystick
Releases
- 1983Britannia Software LtdPound sterling 4.95
- 1983VentamaticSpanish peseta 1390.00
- 1983ZX DataDanish krone 100.00
Play
- StompingStan.tzx.zipTape image English13 KB
- StompingStan.tap.zipTape image English14 KB
- StompingStan(ZXData).tzx.zipTape image English13 KB
Other files
- Stomping Stan (1983)(Britannia Software).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
Files and rights
Distribution permission is on record, granted to another archive rather than to this one. Screens and pictures are copied here; everything else links to the archive that holds it.
- AllowedVentamatic → WorldOfSpectrum
Credits
- Stanley Cartwrightcredited
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Scores
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- WorldOfSpectrum 5 votes5.60
In the magazines 12
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.55
Producer: Britannia, 48K £5.95 This is a three-part game, which sarts off with moving platforms through which you must jump up when a hole appears above you, avoiding the monsters, some of whom are on their way down. When you reach the top platform collect the four keys to reach the next screen. This is a static maze populated by robots who are out to get you the moment you enter. Collect another four keys, which promptly takes you a more complex platform game with bigger monsters and holes that open and close when you're not expecting them too. Good graphics, positive controls and fun to play with a fairly high addiction rating. Joystick: Kempston.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.52
Producer: Britannia, 48K £5.95 This is a three-part game, which sarts off with moving platforms through which you must jump up when a hole appears above you, avoiding the monsters, some of whom are on their way down. When you reach the top platform collect the four keys to reach the next screen. This is a static maze populated by robots who are out to get you the moment you enter. Collect another four keys, which promptly takes you a more complex platform game with bigger monsters and holes that open and close when you're not expecting them too. Good graphics, positive controls and fun to play with a fairly high addiction rating. Joystick: Kempston.
Advert9
- Sinclair Answers #1Sep 1984 · p.92
- Personal Computer Games #10Sep 1984 · p.22
- Personal Computer Games #4Mar 1984 · p.45
- Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.58
- Popular Computing Weekly #1Jan 1984 · p.48
- Popular Computing Weekly #2Jan 1984 · p.37
- Popular Computing Weekly #3Jan 1984 · p.50
- Popular Computing Weekly #4Jan 1984 · p.28
- Popular Computing Weekly #39Sep 1983 · p.45
Review1
- Home Computing Weekly #30Sep 1983 · p.10
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