
GECKO

The Gecko moves from left to right and you must catch him when he
calls. When you catch him he will appear in your house. On the second
sheet you must stand under the Gecko in the tree and jump, and on the
third sheet you must catch the Gecko's friend.
  Graham Bower, aged 13, of Cranleigh, Surrey, who wrote the program
for the 48K Spectrum, explains that a gecko is a type of African
lizard.


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EUROPE (ZX-81)
by John Holden
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983), page 98

Europe, written by John Holden of Blackpool, Lancashire, for the 16K ZX-81
will print a map of Europe on the screen. Pressing any key will produce a
list of countries and pressing another key will return you to the map.


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FORESTER

Move your man around the forest to find his lunch, avoiding the trees,
swamps and pits. Once you have scored 30 points you move on to the
next screen. Move quickly, because obstacles will materialise in your
way.
  Forester was written for the 16K Spectrum by Simon Hillns [sic] of
Upper Norwood, London.


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NESSIE (ZX-81)
by Russell Wooberry
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983), page 101

A Loch Ness Monster will appear behind one of four rocks. Press the
appropriate number before Nessie vanishes. Written for the 1K ZX-81 by
Russell Wooberry of Farnham, Surrey.


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FILM FUN
by Paul Williams & Richard Oxborne
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983)

You are a famous film director, determined to make as much money as
possible from your next five films. The computer will ask how much money
you would like to spend on equipment, cast and other essentials. Answers
which are too low will not be accepted; for example, at least #5,000
must be spent on your cast. Other expenses will be incurred during
production if you did not spend sufficient money initially.

Film Fun was written for the 16K ZX-81 by Paul Williams and Richard
Oxborne of Manningtree, Essex.


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CHRISTMAS GIFT TAGS (ZX-81)
by Jonathan Court
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983), page 104

Jonathan Court of Poole, Dorset, used this program last year to produce all
his Christmas Gift Tags. Input the number of tags required. The computer will
print one on the screen and then provide the requested number of copies. The
program will run on a 16K ZX-81 with printer.


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CARDIOIDS & NEPHROIDS

A Cardioid is a heart-shaped curve and a Nephroid is a kidney-shaped
curve. Either can be drawn on the screen of a 16K or 48K Spectrum in a
variety of colours by RUNning this program.
  Cardioids & Nephroids was written by W. Lythgoe of Shevington, Wigan.


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ORION SHUTTLE (ZX-81)
by Russell Wooberry
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983), page 105

Pilot your Orion Shuttle through the galaxy, using cursor keys 7 and 6. If
you hit a star your score will be displayed and you should press NEWLINE to
play again. If you succeed in crossing the screen, press NEWLINE to continue
your flight.

Written for the 1K ZX-81 by Russell Wooberry of Farnham, Surrey.


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BLACK HOLE SEARCH

You are lost in space, and must attempt to return to Earth through a
series of black holes. Black holes pulse for only a short time and so
their position must be memorised. The heat from a star will send your
controls haywire and the number of stars increases with each black
hole. A further complication is that you are short of oxygen.
  Black Hole Search was written for the 16K Spectrum by G.H. Allen of
Kings Heath, Birmingham.


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DOMINOES (Spectrum)
by A.L. Kirkham
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983)

[not yet available]


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NORTH AMERICA MAP (ZX-81)
by John Holden
from Sinclair User 21 (December 1983), page 109

A program written by John Holden of Blackpool, Lancashire for the 16K ZX-81
will produce a map of North America when RUN. Pressing any key will produce
information about population, languages spoken, and other relevant facts.
Pressing any key repeatedly will run through all the information and return
to the map.


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