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ZX Spectrum game Painter was released in 1983. It is a simple drawing program that allows the user to draw using a limited palette of colors. The user can also save their drawings to a cassette tape.
ZX Spectrum game Painter was developed by Richard Aplin and published by Artic Computing. It was written in Z80 assembly language. The game was designed for the ZX Spectrum 48k. Painter is a very simple drawing program that allows the user to draw using a limited palette of colors. The user can also save their drawings to a cassette tape.
Painter was one of the first ZX Spectrum games to be released. It was very popular and was reviewed favorably by several magazines. Despite its popularity, the game was not without its flaws. Some users found the limited palette of colors to be very limiting. Others found the controls to be difficult to use.
Despite its flaws, Painter was a very popular game and is still fondly remembered by many ZX Spectrum fans.
