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Before they made their iconic MTX computer, Memotech dealt in add-ons for Sinclair machines, such as the Memopak memory extension!

Out of Tonbridge, Kent, comes Bubble Bus Software - the fourth company in our series!

Remember "HotShot," released by Addictive Games? There was a poster of the game in the July 1988 issue of Sinclair User! 🙂

#Atari is bringing back one of its earliest #8bit #homecomputers

The #800XL is a faithful recreation of the 8-bit #PC with a full keyboard you can use for #gaming or #coding in #BASIC.

I'm starting a new series of posts, centered about some of the most notable UK-based game companies of the 1980's 🇬🇧

Another one of Football Manager's early ads - this one promoting the game's colour graphics and 3D match action in the ZX Spectrum!

Yet another icon of the eighties - the "50 games in one cassette" 🙂

How many of you ordered one of these back then?

The crafty Einstein was designed and assembled in the UK, and is fondly remembered as a system favoured by 1980's software developers!

The Oric Atmos was released in 1984 and came with an enhanced keyboard and a sleek black-and-red design.

Football Manager was still a Top 10 game for the VIC 20 - even as late as July 1985!

How many of you enjoyed playing my game on this machine?

Sinclair gave us the "rubber-keyed wonder."
Tangerine Computers gave us the "chiclet-keyed wonder" 😁