Green Beret

This arcade conversion is very, very adictive. It's one of the best ZX Spectrum arcade. It was published by Imagine on 1988 and it was programed by Jonathan "Joffa" Smith.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Green
• Beret
• ZX
• Spectrum
• Imagine
• Konami
• Joffa
• Jonathan
• Smith

[AlllexL]

SCORE___HIGH 33000

☭☭☭______STAGE 01

[raffi3o3]

Rush'n'Attack ;)

[adybravo]

old good times..

[eternallycool]

One of the first ever spectrum games I ever played!!! How did you manage to get hold of a spectrum computer???

[GenocideKommando1]

this was a very dificult game

[SpinningKipper]

RIP Joffa.

[psj3809]

Sadly heard Joffa Smith passed away today. Very sad sad sad news. RIP a true Speccy legend

RIP

[DingKong]

What a fantastic game this was, both in the arcades and on the speccy. Please check out old-school-micro for more tributes to this and other ZX Spectrum games!

[ninelivecat]

Yes credit to Imagine for making the effort to make it so close to the arcade version It was better than the CPC version also which had terrible scrolling Its a pity other games on the ZX Spectrum weren't made as well I guess it took a while to learn how to program the computer to such a high standard Green Beret must have been pushing the computer to its limits It wasn't a very good machine in terms of sound and sprite handling It was popular because it was cheap C64 was better overall

[maiki60fps]

absolutely.. the Spectrum version was so playable compared to C-64 version that simply sucks in terms of gameplay... the major difference being the fact that on Commodore the enemies simply shoot immediately making the game unplayable.. Spectrum owners luckily got Jonathan Smith to do the job and it shows.. Spetrum version prob. second best after NES R. Attack arcade GB/RA translation