Back in the late 1980’s, the computer press started to report that Bo Jangeborg was going to be writing his first 16-bit title for TelecomSoft. As was often the case back then, the press added two and two together and made five! Read More
Classic Dogfight was lined up as a Silverbird release, and was even shown inside the sleeve of some of the last few Silverbird releases. Read More
A.J. Remic wrote SPONGE (Silicon-based Prototype Oxygen Numerising Genetic Entity) in 1986, using Incentive Software’s GAC (Graphic Adventure Creator). Read More
This skateboarding game for the Spectrum was likely to be a clone of Atari’s 720 degrees coin-op. Read More
Before Tony Rainbird helped create the Rainbird publishing label, he saw a gap in the fledgling software market for budget priced utilities for the 8-bit platforms. Read More
In an attempt to make it harder to copy the games, a number of different loaders were employed by TelecomSoft. The most popular of the loaders has retrospectively been christened “Bleepload”. Read More