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Garfield - Winter's Tail (or Garfield II). Garfield needs no introduction. He is a fictional cat character first appeared in late 1970's in American comic strip in American newspapers. If you are an American, then you know the details of its history better than I do. This is truly a long-lived cat; he is still alive today in various media. Pro Tennis Tour. Tennis at Roland Garros, Australian Open, Wimbledon and US Open. Passing Shot. It is an another good tennis video game. Vradark's Sphere. Vradark's Sphere for ZX Spectrum 48 and 128. It is the first part of the Vradark's Revenge game released for ZX Spectrum Next and PC.

It is noteworthy that the cheapest way now to purchase this game is to purchase it on Steam for about 3 USA Dollars. The archive file from Steam site contains versions of the game for both Windows PC and ZX Spectrum Next computers. If you buy the game on those ZXOnline or itch sites, you are buying the game for about 8 USA Dollars, and only for ZX Spectrum Next (and no Windows PC version).

Another four amazing adventures and arcade mazes for ZX Spectrum below.

Another four 3D games for ZX Spectrum below. This game is very similar to the Blood (MS-DOS PC, 1997). Attention, the blogger plays very emotionally, there may be some obscene strong words in his speech. And, course, some classics here:

Thank you, this is definitely a game I will play - a new game in the good old style. I love all these mazes, caves and castles on ZX Spectrum. I equally love and equally attentively review both British and Spanish classics here, as well as new games made this century around the world.

There are many computer games on ZX Spectrum that I found too difficult to understand and play. Among them: Tir Na Nog, Dun Darach, Marsport, Lords of Midnight, Doomdark's Revenge (not to be confused with the Vradark's Revenge) and many other games.

It would not be amiss to say that the Nether Earth game (UK, 1987) mentioned above was one of the first real-time strategies ever. Many of the games mentioned above (Astroclone, Feud, Kenny Dalglish Soccer Manager, Laser Squad, Nether Earth, Quazatron, Sentinel, Southern Belle, but not only these) are impossible to play without reading the Manual. But these games are worth reading two or three pages of English text to play. ;) Of course, you can also play Kolobok Zoom 2 if you're too lazy to read the instructions. ;)

Golden Age (1982 - 1993) games for ZX Spectrum were produced in Britain and Spain. ZX Spectrum was popular in Holland too. It is strange that I do not know Dutch computer games. Later games for ZX Spectrum are written in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Uruguay. Surely something is written in Brazil. I love Russian game named Survivisection (see above). Although the game uses some graphics from the Chaos Engine / Soldiers of Fortune game for Amiga, it is a loose continuation of the Far Cry (2004) Windows PC game. )) I love Spanish game named Sword of Ianna (see above). It is a loose continuation of the Severance: Blade of Darkness (2001) Windows PC game. )) But first of all, I love British and Spanish classics from the 20th century (which is also given above).

The clone costs only at the price of four games for PlayStation 5 or so. The original ZX Spectrum Next is still more expensive, and it needs to wait for... ...3.5 years. Hmmm... 😆

Some people can't work without a paper backup. It's possible that you're just one of these people.

To @r_chase In addition. If you quickly forget information even after typing a code, you may want to buy a few blank, thick notebooks to keep notes on the most important chapters from printed guides. Or keep a log of your actions and a briefing of the knowledge you have acquired in one of these notebooks.

Warning! Adult content. 😆 (cartoon characters talking about sex).

Whenever I think I've remembered all the noteworthy games, I later remember 8 to 12 more superb games.