GUNFIGHT (Gunfighter - Spectrum)
by Mark Hinchcliffe
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985)

[not yet available]


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MOON PATROL (ZX-81)
By Andrew Baxter
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985), page 87

Negotiate the rugged surface of the moon in Moon Patrol by Andrew Baxter of
Newmarket, Suffolk.

[After the listing shown in the magazine has been typed in, it is necessary]
[to carry out the configuration steps listed to set up the machine code and]
[variables in memory. Lines of BASIC are then deleted. The attached P file ]
[has all of this done.                                                PaulF]


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GOLF CLUB (Spectrum)
by Guy Morgan
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985)

[not yet available]


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BOMBER BORIS (16K Spectrum)
by K P Holloway
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985), page 92

Bomber Boris has a problem. All the bombs are ticking away and he must run
around the minefield defusing them as quickly as he can. Watch out, though -
Boris can only defuse the bomb which is actually at countdown stage, so he
must be very careful which routes he takes through the minefield or he may
find himself cut off.

The program was written by K P Holloway of Andover in Hampshire, and runs on
any Spectrum.


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THE CHAMP (16K ZX-81)
by Martin Warner
from Sinclair User, May 1985, pages 93-94

Take on the mighty champ in a gruelling exhibition of ringside fisticuffs by
Martin Warner of Mirfield, West Yorkshire. Animated boxers, and effective use
of block graphics for the ring and spectactors, give real punch to this game
for the 16K ZX-81.

Full instructions are provided in the program - take care, because you may
have to knock the champ down several times before you score a knockout.

[Attached is the ZX81 program The Champ from Sinclair User May 1985. I      ]
[spotted a minor display bug (line 9547) in the listing and so have attached]
[a bug fixed version along with the original.                          PaulF]


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GOSSAMER (QL)
by Arthur Douglass
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985)

[not yet available]


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DOREMI (The Sound of Music - QL)
by Frederic Huynh
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985)

[not yet available]


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ZX81 TRACE (Line Trace)
by Barry Nicholson
from Sinclair User 38 (May 1985)

Take the pain out of de-bugging ZX-81 programs with Line Trace by Barry
Nicholson of Tyne and Wear. The program is a short machine-code routine
which uses interrupts to constantly monitor the operation of a Basic
program.

First, enter POKE 16389,127 [then NEW. JimG] to lower RAMTOP, then LOAD
the program and RUN it. The code will be POKEd in and the program will
then NEW. Now you can write your Basic program. Typing RAND USR 32512
will activate the routine, and when your program is RUN the line numbers
will be printed at the bottom of the screen as they are executed. RAND
USR 32517 turns off the routine.

The routine will happily deal with any Basic program unless it uses the
commands FAST or PAUSE.


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