Prince Clumsy

Arcade Game: Adventure · ZX-Spectrum 48K/128K · 1 players · English

Cartoon Time · 1990 · Pound sterling 2.99

Also known as Prince Clumsy! (English)

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Control Option: Cursor, Interface 2 (right), Kempston Joystick, Redefineable keys

Releases

1990Cartoon Time Sold as Prince Clumsy!Pound sterling 2.99
UnknownEDOS

Play

PrinceClumsy.rzx.zipwithheld by rights holder
PrinceClumsy.tzx.zipwithheld by rights holder

Documents

PrinceClumsy.txtInstructions English2 KB

Other files

PrinceClumsy.jpgGame map 232 KB
PrinceClumsy_2.pngGame map 255 KB
PrinceClumsy_Back.jpgInlay - Back 347 KB
PrinceClumsy.jpgInlay - Front 626 KB
PrinceClumsy.scrLoading screen 7 KB
PrinceClumsy_Tape.jpgMedia scan 80 KB
PrinceClumsy_Media_2.jpgMedia scan 122 KB
Prince Clumsy (1990)(Cartoon Time).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
PrinceClumsy.gifRunning screen 3 KB

Files and rights

The rights holder has refused distribution. Files are listed because their existence is a catalogue fact, and none are served from here.

DeniedCartoon Time → WorldOfSpectrum

Credits

Martyn Hartleycredited
Paul Scrivincredited
Brian Hartleycredited
Alastair GrahamInlay/Poster Art

Scores

In the magazines

Your Sinclair #521990 · Overall71%

Elsewhere on the web

WorldOfSpectrum 15 votes5.80

In the magazines 3

Your Sinclair #52Apr 1990 · p.4471%71%

Your Sinclair

Overall 71%

Marcus Berkmann 71%

BARGAIN BASEMENT A bit short of the readies? Low on the folding stuff? Totally borassic? Then pop down the Bargain Basement with Marcus Berkmann, and see what goes "Cheep!" (Eh? Ed). PRINCE CLUMSY Cartoon Time £2.99 Reviewer: Marcus Berkmann Another of these 'games for younger players' which always seems to mean younger than you for some reason. Actually, Prince Clumsy is quite a giggle - action packed, faster than a speeding walnut, and twice as nutty. There's not a lot of plot (I still don't know where the Clumsy bit comes in) but fortunately there's a lot of game - 90 screens, to be precise. Get through as many of them as you can as fast as you can, killing things before they kill you, and trying to leap onto moving platforms before they move out of range. Avoid the super-glue (sticky), the poison and the ball and chain, and you'll be doing well. It's all very straightforward (brain-power is not required) but for a simple runaround this is niftily programmed and very jolly to play - perfect cheapie fare.

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