CATCH ME (ZX-81)
by Stephen Williams
from Sinclair User 22 (January 1984)

Play Catch-Me against the clock. See if you can catch the elusive , avoiding
the terrible +, using the cursor keys. Catch-Me was written for the 1K ZX-81
by Stephen Williams of Swindon, Wiltshire.


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FIGHTERS (Gun Fight - ZX-81)
by Stephen Buckley
from Sinclair User 22 (January 1984)


This program is a gunfight reacton game for two players. Key 0 for the
right-hand gun and 1 for the left. The fastest draw is awarded a point and
the scores continue to total.

Fighters for the 1K ZX-81 was written by Stephen Buckley of Upper Stoke,
Coventry.


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MINI SQUASH (ZX-81)
by Jason Tuck
from Sinclair User 22 (January 1984)

Mini-Squash is a game written for the 16K ZX-81 by Jason Tuck of Cherry
Hinton, Cambridge. Return the ball to destroy the wall in front. If you
fail to return the ball you lose a life. You have three lives in all.

[Lines 110-220 were missing in the January 1984 listing. They were printed
in the March 1984 issue on page 26]

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BUN FIGHT
by C.J. Howard
from Sinclair User 22 (January 1984)

Break your way out of prison by bouncing your buns off your tray and
ricocheting them against the walls, which will disintegrate gradually
under attack. Bun Fight was written for the 16K Spectrum by C.J. Howard
of Studley Green, Bucks.


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SNAKE CHARMER
by Darren Lee
from Sinclair User 22 (January 1984)

Entice the snake towards its missing link using the cursor keys. If you
guide it accurately the snake will absorb the missing link and elongate.
Snake Charmer was written by Darren Lee (14) of Sutton-on-Sea, Lincs for
the 16K Spectrum.


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Another Fine Product transcribed by:
Jim Grimwood, Weardale, England
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