Apr 2020
9:13am, 23 Apr 2020
4,593 posts
|
Vancouver Jogger
Just taken this out from under the bed. There's a box with a joystick, a tape recorder, and loads of games under there too. Given that the lockdown is going on for a bit longer it may yet see the light of day...
|
Apr 2020
9:18am, 23 Apr 2020
8,986 posts
|
ITG
We had the ZX Spectrum +.
8 minutes to load a game from a cassette to be told "loading error".
|
Apr 2020
9:20am, 23 Apr 2020
202 posts
|
PK
Oh, wow. I had one of them, and the Spectrum +3 later (with the disc drive). Get Spyhunter on now
|
Apr 2020
9:24am, 23 Apr 2020
1,088 posts
|
Sprout
Spent so much time on the rubber keyboard Spectrum!, remember using a tennis ball playing Daley Thompson decathlon game..didn't work very well! A broken wobbly joystick was much better.
Good memories.
|
Apr 2020
9:36am, 23 Apr 2020
8,101 posts
|
GordonG
Blimey VJ, is Lord Lucan under there too?!?
|
Apr 2020
9:50am, 23 Apr 2020
204 posts
|
PK
box looking pretty pristine too. Antiques Roadshow anyone?
|
Apr 2020
9:52am, 23 Apr 2020
44,816 posts
|
McGoohan
I found my Sega Megadrive the other day. Not sure it'll attach to any telly/screen any more or if it would work...
|
Apr 2020
10:17am, 23 Apr 2020
3,639 posts
|
mr d
Remember we'd sometimes take the keys out of my friends spectrum and use them as erasers. They worked really well.
Sir Clive Sinclair was a keen runner to from memory.
Had an Amstrad CPC 464.
|
Apr 2020
12:56pm, 23 Apr 2020
12,310 posts
|
Cerrertonia
He was certainly running half-marathons around the time the ZX Spectrum was a big seller.
|
Apr 2020
1:16pm, 23 Apr 2020
24,110 posts
|
Maclennane
Back from my daily Canutian effort. And cartridge drive? You had to leave the Electron 25 minutes to load planetoid from a cassette, and we lived in a cardboard box in't middle o't road.
|