Hoppy the Frogger clone running on a real Dick Smith VZ300

This is "Hoppy", a Frogger clone running on a real Dick Smith VZ300. No sound, but you can imagine the bleeps.
This game suffers from the interrupt snow and the keyboard controls are somewhat unresponsive but it's still quite a playable port of the popular game.

See www.users.on.net/~clockmeister for images of the VZ300.

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• dubois
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• vz-200
• v-tech
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[Gerardus1970]

I know there are VZ fans out there, please leave a comment!

[fr33kSh0w2012]

There was also a VZ200 and a VZ220 and I'm quite sure a VZ440 and VZ512

All with the original DICK SMITH CASSETTE DRIVE

[MattTheSaiyan]

@Gerardus1970 Well, I'm not a "VZ" fan, but that's only because I've never used one. It does look like a very nice early 1980s computer. That game looks quite fun. 

[derkanalwaechter]

I owned a Laser 310 when I was 16 years old. Where can I get games for it today? In 1984 there was a magazin called "Homecomputer" by "Tronic Verlag" with BASIC listings.

[starblazersce]

VZ fan right here!!!