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Downloads - The Source Code For BBC BASIC Arcade Game
GAMEX3D - These are for the perspective version from the 'improved' video
GameX_2_6 - These are from the 'Improved' video
GameX6 - These are from the original video
Files are in plain text and tokenised basic formats
Some Selected Videos For Your Entertainment...
An IMPROVED Arcade Game in BASIC! [PART 2]
I Improved The Arcade Game I Wrote In BASIC For My BBC Micro.
Can I now make a game as good as a commercial 8-bit game from the 80s?
See Downloads section above for source code (GameX_2_6).
An Arcade Game In Basic On My BBC Micro [PART 1]
Back in the 1980s home computers came with the BASIC programming language. But it was too slow to write good games. Can a bozo like me now do that with the help of some modern technology?
See Downloads section above for source code (GameX6).
BBC Micro / Acorn 8-Bit...
I've got 3 8-bit Acorn BBC computers to play with. BBC Model B, BBC Master 128 and Acorn Electron.
The Sinclair ZX Spectrum...
The original 8-Bit ZX Spectrum is even better than ever!
The Acorn Electron...
...and the 8-bit battle of Britain.
Acorn V Sinclair, the BBC Micro, and how the bubble burst!
Commodore 64
I bought an original 8-bit Commodore-64!
Texas Instruments TI99/4A
When Texas made a home computer.
BBC Master 128...
...with a pi co-processor
Commodore Vic 20..
...better second time round?
Sinclair ZX Spectrum...
...a British 1980s 8-bit icon.
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