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	The '''ZX Spectrum''' is an 8-bit microcomputer produced by {{w\|Sinclair Research}}. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.		The '''ZX Spectrum''' is an 8-bit microcomputer produced by {{w\|Sinclair Research}}. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine, including games like ''Dizzy'', ''Elite'', ''Skool Daze'', ''Manic Miner'', and ''Knight Lore''.

	==Games==		==Games==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 12:49, 25 September 2025

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	The ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit microcomputer produced by {{w\|Sinclair Research}}. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.		The '''ZX Spectrum''' is an 8-bit microcomputer produced by {{w\|Sinclair Research}}. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.

	==Games==		==Games==

Cyberlink420 at 02:19, 25 September 2025

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	The ZX Spectrum ~~was~~ an 8-bit microcomputer produced by ~~[[wikipedia:Sinclair Research~~\|Sinclair Research]]. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.		The ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit microcomputer produced by {{w\|Sinclair Research}}. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.

	==Games==		==Games==

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The ZX Spectrum was an 8-bit microcomputer produced by [[wikipedia:Sinclair Research|Sinclair Research]]. First releasing in 1982 across the [[United Kingdom]] and eventually reaching continental [[Europe]] by 1984, the Spectrum quickly became the continent's most popular home computer throughout the decade. Similar to the [[Commodore 64]] in the United States, the ZX Spectrum is best remembered for its hefty games library despite ostensibly being an all-purposes machine.

==Games==
*''[[The Transformers (Commodore 64)|The Transformers]]''

==External links==
*{{w|ZX Spectrum}} at Wikipedia

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