We’ve been flooded with awesome news today, from Sonic on the C64 to the latest Battle City on the ZX Spectrum. Well once again we are going back to the ZX Spectrum for some more awesome news, as thanks to Saberman contacting us recently, he has told us that Gogin has released a demo of his rather eye opening in development game of ‘ Nothing ‘; an extended and upgraded ZX Spectrum 128K port of the PC game created by JoelLikesPigs for the Ludum Dare 45 competition.
According to the creator, the game compared to the PC version is not only much longer, having more levels, new locations and many new upgrades for your character, but while the ZX Spectrum demo is still extended from the PC version, a new 4-way scrolling engine has been developed specifically for this game, with the speed and performance that are unprecedented on ZX Spectrum. If your ZX Spectrum clone can run the game in turbo mode (7 MHz or more), even better quality graphics will be enabled automatically!
This ZX Spectrum version (code, AY-music, graphics) was created by Sergei Smirnov (aka Gogin) . The idea and original PC version by JoelLikesPigs, original PC soundtrack composed by CactusBear. The fan-art idea used as the game title screen belongs to Kurobina Yuki aka KamaBlackbird.
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