Computer Classics

Computer Classics is a video game and published by Beau Jolly originally released in 1987. It is currently playable on ZX Spectrum.

Computer Classics was a computer game released in 1987 for the ZX Spectrum, a home computer released the same year. This game was developed by Mastertronic and it was part of the company's "Computer Hits" series. The objective of the game was to complete a set of eight classic arcade games using a joystick.

Computer Classics was a compilation of eight classic arcade games, including Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Frogger, Breakout, Qix, Scramble, Centipede, and Millipede. Each game had its own set of controls and objectives, and each game also had the ability to be played with up to four players. The game also featured a "secret zone" option which allowed players to access a hidden level of the game.

The game's graphics and sound were fairly basic, but still provided an enjoyable experience for players. The game also included a number of options, including the ability to save and load games, as well as to customize the difficulty level and the speed of the game. The game also included a tutorial mode that helped players to learn the basics of the game.

Computer Classics was an enjoyable and challenging game for the ZX Spectrum. It provided an arcade-style experience and with the ability to play with up to four players, it was a great way for friends to compete against each other. The game's eight classic arcade games provided plenty of entertainment and challenge, and the game's options allowed players to customize their experience.

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