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Quazatron

Quazatron

Details: Video game
Descr: Quazatron is an action game developed by Graftgold, and released in 1986 by Hewson Consultants. It was designed by Steve Turner for the ZX Spectrum. Wikipedia
Initial Release Date: 1986
Genre: Action game
Designers: Steve Turner, Andrew Braybrook
Developers: Steve Turner, Graftgold
Platform: ZX Spectrum
Publishers: Hewson Consultants, Erbe Software, SA

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