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BraveStarr
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Spectrum 48k
BraveStarr developed by Probe and published by Go! in 1987
I always liked the C64 version of this game. It was brutally hard and cant be sure it was legitimately possible to beat without cheats. I often put the game on for its in game music.
So here is the 48k Spectrum version. It has a nice beeper version of the in game tune from the c64, but it only plays here on the title screen. The game it self can be just as difficult but I think overall more manageable as there are not as many things on screen at once trying to kill you. As long as you know in advance where you are going its not too bad. Some reason the end screen vanishes within a split second. maybe I button mashed to much trying to get that final boss kill as I struggled to line up the shots.
BraveStarr developed by Probe and published by Go! in 1987
I always liked the C64 version of this game. It was brutally hard and cant be sure it was legitimately possible to beat without cheats. I often put the game on for its in game music.
So here is the 48k Spectrum version. It has a nice beeper version of the in game tune from the c64, but it only plays here on the title screen. The game it self can be just as difficult but I think overall more manageable as there are not as many things on screen at once trying to kill you. As long as you know in advance where you are going its not too bad. Some reason the end screen vanishes within a split second. maybe I button mashed to much trying to get that final boss kill as I struggled to line up the shots.
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