hello is there a pi version that could be installed on the pi 400? as that would be perfect

Great video, thanks.

effin old speccy stil rocks.

Didn't realise Dougie Do! was reviewed in Crash issue 11. Thanks for showing and the kind words/score, now to read the review👍

14:45 What is the name of the game? Are there any links?

good video mate , O did not see that game ? will have to sort that out to have a go no .. yes them next Arcade that Mr Sinclair made was class .nice work

A M A Z I N G 😊🎉

It’s a spektrum that’s better than an Amiga. Don’t us Sinclair users all wish we had one of these in the 80s

Laser squad......)))))!!! Very cool!!!!!!!

no way to get it work with emulators :-(

What version of N-Go is that? I like the ZX Spectrum + inspiration

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oooo goody.. Thanks for the game shares! Checking stuff to see what I want to get on the Next 😆 Cheers!

The Atic Atac for the NEXT looks quite spectacular. Shows what can be done.

Has the ZX vibe, gj

is there a way to get it work with a Spectrum Next emulator?

Great video as always!

Good stuff agan mate I especially like the starting titles, the ending titles went to Shabby as well 🤩

duck duck, that 8px/char based movement is truly killing me, heh. Turrican demo playing /IRQ wav?/ with enough working cycles for scrolling and some copper gfx, it seems.

Great reviews 😀

Warhawk deluxe the quest for cash. Lol. Hilarious and spot on.

Great speccy work as always mate, and Captain Square Jaw looks fantastic. Retro Robbins The Only spectrum and spectrum NEXT channel you need to watch that you will be able to understand .. Crap Video as all ways mate 🤣🤣😛

Great speccy work as always mate, and Captain Square Jaw looks fantastic.

where can I get this game?

Great video as always 😃. Love the bubble bobble game, how do they convert these arcade roms onto the Next?

Celeste is very good, one need a pile of patience of coz.

pack Next games straight with emulator and *.bat file, let the visibility of Next games be higher and let the developer earn a euro or two ?

very nice speccy combo, Nothing is truly spectacular scrolling platformer and Tengu with "Digital in-game soundtrack" ..

Thanks for playing. Regarding Tiny Peter, you have to think of it more as a puzzle game. Working out the correct route is the key - learning exactly how he jumps will help you out a lot (movement and jumping is in blocks so you can work out just where he will land).

Это ж R-Type

Thanks for playing Nexions!

Thanks for the plug 🙂

Looks great this game. Can you buy it digital download or hard copy only?

Feeling hyper nostalgic...... for.. er.. 2024?!

The Road Rage game was inspired by Sega's very old "Monaco GP" :)

those games in BASIC show great performance, especially Moon Alert. Question. Surely the Next Basic can be compiled and the speed of running game logic increased, better collision detection, more objects per frame ?

Good video mate enjoyed watching that thank you for sharing

How is this a Speccy Nexty Game this looks like an Amstrad CPC Game

The C64 mini is usually listed around £30 on fleabay. A maxi went for £55 not so long back.

What do you guys think of the XBerry Pi? XBerry or the Retro Games Speccy ( November)? Hmmm

Bungles acid trip... woah... lol

love castle escape! thx for ep9 ! : )

one effin unpredictable spider and tyrian 2 looks arcadey prime.

I suppose games that have both a physical and digital release will probably use the digital price to help recoup the physical costs. But digital only games ideally should be cheaper. I felt releasing both Dougie Do and Webster as free downloads helped give back to the community, and my reward was helping me learn z80 and the intricacies of the machine; everyone wins🙂

Personally I think we really should support the developers of Spectrum Next games, even if we might feel the cost for physical copies might be a bit high...Or the system could die. Perhaps digital could make the developers enough without the extra cost of producing physicals. It's a personal thing for me but I always remember the only choice of the original speccy was physical. Having said that the main priority is that developers make money I guess - even if it means digital downloads. Back in the day did everybody actually pay or just pirate speccy games? So perhaps some guilt money there ;-) It's back to bedroom coding (which is cool) but costs for a small run *will* be high. For a software release there is the funding option (for less hobbyist games) at places like Patreon. With the ever move to digital only I love that the speccy next is bucking the trend and offering physical copies to put on our shelves, and with more than just the SD Card. The great art, the tactile element of picking up something physical, with printed instructions, sometimes extra goodies and more - just like the original speccy!

Good show buddy enjoyed watching thanks for making

Where's doing very well thank you very much ,😂 until I saw that new dark intro 😂

Ita a difficult one isnt it. I think everyone deserves something for there efforts. The next community is realativly small. Lets say £5 for the game, £2 for the box, printing isnt cheap as this has to be done in bulk at least 1000 sheets say £2 a sheet and sd card label plus who designed it? Do they need paying? Then theres the SD card £2 each? Then there is shipping £5...£10..? So all adds up. You could say whats the point? But then no software, then the next is dead.

That he ya!! Keep me 😂😂😂

The prices of new games being released for the Next both digital and physical seems pretty high but I guess it’s up to the buyers if they are willing to pay those prices. £20 plus shipping for physical and £6 for digital for an extremely simplistic game like Starman is a bit optimistic.