Crash
Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Mogul Communications Ltd · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.50
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- Control Option
- Kempston Joystick
Play
- Crash.tzx.zipTape image English9 KB
- Crash.tap.zipTape image English9 KB
Documents
- Crash.txtInstructions English0 KB
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Credits
- Mark Larnercredited
- N.G. Backhurstcredited
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In the magazines
- Crash #41984 · Overall33%
Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 6 votes3.33
In the magazines 9
Crash #4May 1984 · p.2752%28%20%58%15%25%33%
Use of Computer 52%
Graphics 28%
Playability 20%
Getting Started 58%
Addictive Qualities 15%
Value For Money 25%
Overall 33%
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Producer: Mogul Memory Required: 48K Retail Price: £5.50 Language: BASIC Author: Mark Larner When we first saw the advertisement which mentioned Crash, we were quite excited thinking that someone had named a game after us! Expectations that it would be a good game were soon dashed however. Mogul may be better known for their Commodore software, and one hopes so, because these few games they have for the Spectrum are simply not up to scratch, let alone Crash. Crash is a primitive driving game in which you guide a car around the screen, which is crowded with green lumps of cargo for which you get points. blue petrol pumps which keep you going longer, purple mechanics who you're supposed to avoid, and red houses that can be fatal if hit. The object is to clear the screen of all the cargo. Depending on the skill level selected, you may run over a few mechanics without losing your life, but too many will result in their taking action against you for dangerous driving. On higher levels of play, a single mechanic may prove fatal. It might all have been interesting if it had been worth it in the first place. COMMENTS Control keys: up/down/left/right - user-definable Joystick: Kempston, or almost anything via UDK Keyboard play: very slow Use of colour: fair Graphics: poor, simple blocks Sound: poor Skill levels: 10 Lives: 1
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- Games ComputingJan 1984 · p.77
- Popular Computing Weekly #1Jan 1984 · p.35
- Personal Computer News #39Dec 1983 · p.77
- Home Computing Weekly #40Dec 1983 · p.54
- Personal Computer News #38Nov 1983 · p.67
- Home Computing Weekly #37Nov 1983 · p.35
- Popular Computing Weekly #47Nov 1983 · p.44
News/Note1
- Home Computing Weekly #39Nov 1983 · p.3
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- Versions
- MCoder II (Authored with)
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