Centipede
Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English
DK'Tronics Ltd · 1982 · Pound sterling 4.95
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- Centipede.mdr.zipDisk image English8 KB
- CentipedeV1.tzx.zipTape image English5 KB
- CentipedeV2.tzx.zipTape image English5 KB
- Centipede.tap.zipTape image English6 KB
Documents
- Centipede(EN).txtInstructions English1 KB
Other files
- Centipede (1982)(DK'Tronics).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
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- David J. Heelascredited
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- WorldOfSpectrum 14 votes7.64
In the magazines 18
Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.72
Producer. DJ Tronics, 16K £4.95 This is another pretty standard version, complete with spider, but for its price it's probably better value than Caterpillar.
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.55
Producer. DK'Tronics, 16K £4.95 This is another pretty standard version, complete with spider, but for its price it's probably better value than Caterpillar.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.53
Producer. DJ Tronics, 16K £4.95 This is another pretty standard version, complete with spider, but for its price it's probably better value than Caterpillar.
Sinclair User #14May 1983 · p.29
TANK AIMS FOR 3D The gun turret of your tank is pointed at the deserted bridge. An enemy tank moves silently into your sights and its turret moves threateningly around to point at you. You press the fire button and a salvo of shells lands on the enemy tank, blowing it to pieces. That is how a new 3D game for the 48K Spectrum, called 3D Tanx, starts. You can move left and right and move the gun turret up and down. The 3D effect is best seen when you move the turret up and down. The computer allows one or two users to play and it allows you to choose how easy or difficult the game should be. The menu of options also makes it possible to re-define which keys you want to use to move your tank around. The original combination of keys is very difficult to use and it is a good idea to use that option. The manufacturer of 3D Tanx, DK'tronics also has an exciting version of the arcade game Centipede. It is like the original game in almost every way, with bouncing blue spiders, mushrooms and, of course, the deadly alien Centipede. In this version you have three laser bases with which to destroy the Centipede. Both games are extremely addictive and show that DK'tronics can still produce good-quality software. Both cassettes can be obtained from DK'tronics, [redacted]. Each game costs £4.95.
Advert11
- Sinclair User #14May 1983 · p.38
- Your Computer #5May 1983 · p.144
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #18Apr 1983 · p.38
- Which Micro? & Software ReviewApr 1983 · p.62
- Your Computer #4Apr 1983 · p.92
- Sinclair User #13Apr 1983 · p.46
- Sinclair User #12Mar 1983 · p.40
- Your Computer #2Feb 1983 · p.26
- Sinclair User #11Feb 1983 · p.53
- Sinclair User #10Jan 1983 · p.25
- Your Computer #1Jan 1983 · p.2
Review2
- Popular Computing Weekly #19May 1983 · p.14
- Which Micro? & Software ReviewApr 1983 · p.66
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