Achieved at : 2025-04-28
Rank : 1
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Lups : 100
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2025-04-29
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Frankie
It is indeed the size of two Spectrums. The keys are very clunky and make a lot of noise. Many games can be played in different modes like colour and even B/W. It’s a weird machine, glad I had a ZX Spectrum back then over this one. But I still enjoy playing it 😀
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Never had a chance to see real DRAGON 32 machine, it seems as big as two Speccy's....
Unfortunately it was in the shadow of C64 & Speccy back then and never had it's real chance for comercial success,as many "less popular home computers" as ORION,BBC,ACORN and many others in the period of 1982-1985....
Never had a chance to see real DRAGON 32 machine, it seems as big as two Speccy's....
Unfortunately it was in the shadow of C64 & Speccy back then and never had it's real chance for comercial success,as many "less popular home computers" as ORION,BBC,ACORN and many others in the period of 1982-1985....
Frankie
Some might wonder why I added the ZX Spectrum entry from the games database :-) That's because Yakzee was relased as a double release with both the ZX Spectrum and the Dragon 32 version on the same tape :-)
They are mistaken about it being released in 1984 though, it was 1983.
They are mistaken about it being released in 1984 though, it was 1983.