50 More ZX Spectrum Game Endings
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- A compilation of 50 game endings on the ZX Spectrum. A sequel to "50 ZX Spectrum Game Endings" - • 50 ZX Spectrum Game En... . The full walkthroughs for each of the games shown can also be found on this channel. The full list is as follows:
1. Airwolf 00:00
2. Alchemist 00:37
3. Aliens 01:08
4. The Arc of Yesod 02:05
5. Avalon 02:36
6. Back to Skool 03:26
7. Bionic Commando 04:07
8. Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future 05:18
9. Dan Dare II: Mekon's Revenge 06:25
10. Exolon 07:07
11. Garfield - Big, Fat, Hairy Deal 07:52
12. Ghouls 'n' Ghosts 08:20
13. Golden Axe 09:11
14. Head Over Heels 10:49
15. Heartland 11:51
16. Heavy on the Magick 12:44
17. How to be a Complete Bastard 13:54
18. Hydrofool 14:30
19. Impossible Mission 15:26
20. Jasper! 16:16
21. Jet Set Willy II 17:01
22. Joe Blade 18:00
23. LED Storm 18:24
24. Lemmings 19:11
25. Monty on the Run 19:40
26. Moon Alert 20:12
27. Myth: History in the Making 20:56
28. Nebulus 21:29
29. The New Zealand Story 22:24
30. Olli and Lissa 23:06
31. Operation Wolf 24:00
32. Out Run 25:03
33. Penetrator 26:09
34. Popeye 27:11
35. Project Future 27:59
36. Rambo 28:28
37. Rick Dangerous 29:16
38. Robin of the Wood 30:00
39. Sir Fred 30:28
40. Skool Daze 31:13
41. Splat! 32:07
42. Split Personalities 33:10
43. Sweevo's Whirled 34:09
44. Trashman 34:37
45. Wizard's Lair 35:41
46. Wizball 36:57
47. Wriggler 37:52
48. The Young Ones 38:19
49. Zorro 38:54
50. Zub 39:38
#ZXSpectrum #RetroGaming #Endings 
Игры
50 ZX Spectrum Game Endings - ruclips.net/video/B4wcrtL_V_c/видео.html
Skool Daze man. Had no clue what the hell was going down... Loved Rambo but it was often bugged. Played these in my mams council house with no heating and only a calor gas burner to keep us alive in the chilling 80's winters. Cheers for the memories.
You're welcome!
40 years later and here i am, still a bloody gamer!
Airwolf - "Congratulations Pilot !"
Young Ones - "To play again please reload me" !
Back in the 80s my friends and I would always lie to each other about the insanely great ending sequences on Spectrum games. I think the whole pretence only worked because the games were virtually impossible for us to beat and we'd hardly seen any endings at all. But even so, it seems like such an odd thing for us to lie about - that the Spectrum was capable of really good graphics but that they were hidden away to almost everyone.
Actually finding it incredible that someone managed to port Lemmings to the Speccy.
The Dan Dare games hold up surprisingly well. I'd love a remake of those.
05:55 that would've scared the bejesus out of me when I was younger. Who would've through the speccy could make such a sound ;)
I think I've blown my TV speakers! lol
Those were the days........😢😢
Never did finish Wriggler. 35 years later better late than never 🕹 I enjoyed this video thank you 😊
You're welcome :)
I was also unable to complete Wriggler! There was one stinker of a screen... something pink?
Popoeye (#34) won plaudits for managing to get around the attribution error (colour clash) problem which beset many Speccy games.
LED Storm. Now that is a heck of a good game in my humble opinion.
Congrats and thank you very much, you brought me great memories and saved me a lot of gameplay time, although I missed Topo and Dynamic games (Spanish companies), I would recommend you After the war, Freddy Hardest, Spirits, Mad mix game or Game Over...
Pretty sure I know of Dynamic. What were there games?
@@Kholaslittlespot1 the games were very variared
From a Pacman reimagine to beat'em Ups to a sidescrolling adventure of a wizard apprentice...there was a lot of diferent games
The best home computer ever!!!
It certainly is!
Super
A very poor choice of door colour from the devs at 10.03 (how do I make the timestamp blue? It's always been bugging me lol)
Several spectrum games ends with game over screen. As a kid i dont undestand this shit, and feel sad. But my dad find this very funny and laught.
Unfortunately in those days memory for computers and consoles was extremely limited, not to mention incredibly expensive. This meant that there was quite often very little space for more substantial endings like you could get in games now.
The spectrum games where so difficult that most of them dont have an end because no one can reach them.
Wait…Airwolf had an ending?
To be fair I don’t think anyone ever saw it 😂
This made me want to take up ZX assembly language and try coding a game, but who'd play it these days?
Plenty of people! There are still games being made today, here's the games so far for 2019: spectrumcomputing.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1212
@@rzxarchive Very nice. I'm going to see what I can make.
Cool, good luck! The people on the forums I linked to are very friendly and helpful, if you need any advice.
@@Atomic_Haggis have you released a game?
@@richbiles230872 I am working on a few remake ports from Spectrum games that will work on the OpenDingux style of retro game consoles at the moment, but I've not released a native ZX game, no.
I really wanna see the endings of Jet Pack and Chuckie Egg 2
Jet Pack just loops to level 1.
What the hell's up with that JSW part??
You are "hilariously" sent back to the start of Manic Miner, the first game in the series :)
NO one would have written Yay on the blackboard in skool daze as its an american word that was not around in england in the 80s.
And your point is?
Martin Burnett I cant remember but I was probably right.
@@prpwnage9296 :D
The first Spectrum game I completed was Alcatraz Harry, in 1984. It was completely shite.
Can't remember that one, will have to try it out!