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Zombie Zombie (1984) (Spectrum 48K, Cassette)

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Genre:	Arcade Game: Maze
Publisher:	Quicksilva
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 128K
Release:	Professionally released on Cassette
Available For:	Spectrum 48K
Compatible Emulators:	ZXSpin (PC (Windows)) Nutria (PC (MS-DOS))
Original Release Date:	27th October 1984
Original Release Price:	£6.95
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	64g
Box Type:	Cassette Single Plastic Clear
Author(s):	Sandy White & Angela Sutherland

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Zombie Zombie
United Kingdom
Spectrum 48K Cassette

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Authors: Sandy White & Angela Sutherland

Big K

22nd August 1984

The game failed to hook me as I just couldn't believe in it. Read Review

Crash

1st November 1984

Although I enjoyed playing this game, I don't think it is particularly addictive... Rather with Ant Attack, I was left with an impression of super graphics masking a lack of content. Read Review

Home Computing Weekly

6th November 1984

After seeing many games with superb graphics animation, I got the impression that this was a small child's version. Read Review

Personal Computer Games

1st December 1984

A totally new challenge to Ant Attack... The wonderfully realistic 3D graphics have the added bonus of colour too. Read Review

Personal Computer News

27th October 1984

It may take a little practice, but once you're in the swing, you'll be building structures that would have had Le Courbusier laughing his socks off. Read Review