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Adventure Game: Text-Only · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English

Richard Shepherd Software Ltd · 1982 · Pound sterling 6.50

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Also released as {Shaken But Not Stirred||0012073}, a version that has some clear references to the James Bond 007 franchise.

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In the magazines 88

Crash #4May 1984 · p.72

Crash

Producer: Richard Shepherd, 48K £6.50 Cross and recross the world in search of Dr Death's secret island lair. Full of coded messages and puzzles, mysterious packages, waitresses, hotel manager, taxi cab drivers and the like. Be wary of parcels and flowers that explode and watch out for Dr Death's horrid little midget. It could be a lively and fun game to play, but in the end it settles for more confusion which tends to wear the player down. If you like this type of game, probably worth it.

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Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.65

Crash

Producer: Richard Shepherd, 48K £6.50 Cross and recross the world in search of Dr Death's secret island lair. Full of coded messages and puzzles, mysterious packages, waitresses, hotel manager, taxi cab drivers and the like. Be wary of parcels and flowers that explode and watch out for Dr Death's horrid little midget. It could be a lively and fun game to play, but in the end it settles for more confusion which tends to wear the player down. If you like this type of game, probably worth it.

Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.64

Crash

Producer: Richard Shepherd, 48K £6.50 Cross and recross the world in search of Dr Death's secret island lair. Full of coded messages and puzzles, mysterious packages, waitresses, hotel manager, taxi cab drivers and the like. Be wary of parcels and flowers that explode and watch out for Dr Death's horrid little midget. It could be a lively and fun game to play, but in the end it settles for more confusion which tends to wear the player down. If you like this type of game, probably worth it.

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Shaken But Not Stirred (Derived from)
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6 Great Games
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(Commodore 64)

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