ZX Spectrum: Ghost'n'Goblins

Ghost'n'Goblins for spectrum 48k. If you think the PSP version is better, try this version before ;-)


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Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• sinclair
• spectrum
• speccy
• zx
• ghost
• ghosts
• goblins
• capcom
• ghostngoblins
• ghostsngoblins

[NESRULES111]

why did zx games have such crappy sound effects?

[kalateur]

because spectrum(48k version) hasn't a sound chip but a beeper

[killicomaine]

i played this back in the day until my spectrum tape wared out... total awesome when you think it was 48k game....

[kalateur]

yeah, it's incredible what programmers made

[jesusarnold]

this was a good version of the game, it kept the whole feel and playability of ghosts and goblins but just didn't have the visuals and sound

[kalateur]

yeah, it's not a bad version but sometimes i miss some foes you play at coin-op

[BaronOfBacon]

It sounds like someone's farting when you kill an enemy.

[hokuto29]

love that game but sounds like fart

[XxIDaveIxX]

Anyway is far better than CPC version

[wladosu]

i played it on zx spectrum 128k, it was scary and tough game to play i was 7, now 27 :(

[frigginjoe]

Zombies farted when the died and Spectrum was awesome.

[bazfanv2]

i dont give a nats left testicle for graphics. Spectrum had playability screaming from every orifice.

[Ohsky4]

looooool @ 1:25

[avenuePad]

That sound is the sound of God.

[edzzzwin]

@RichXbox360 unprogrammable brick? Try Edge of Disgrace from Booze Designs to see what this unprogrammable brick is capable to. Or Mayhem in Monsterland, Turrican 1-2, Turbo Charge, Last Ninja series, Retrograde etc... There are so many fine programmed games on the C=64, so your comment fails! Btw, the C=64 was designed for videogames.

[edzzzwin]

@Corad4, C=64 is actually much more colorful and has a nice soundtrack as well. I gotta say it's very playable as well.

[edzzzwin]

I love the Chameleon-effect, hehe.