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This page last updated on 11 Aug 2000

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• Gerard Sweeney, famed YS hacker, has a huge number of POKEs available at his Hackers Anonymous page; see the Essential Sites section for details.
• Stephen Smith and Benedikt Heinen's Sinclair Software Database; see the Essential Sites section for details.
• Cheats Prosper - Multiface POKEs - an impressive list of cheats here.
• Jacob Gunness' Classic Adventure Solutions Archive has a nice big collection of solutions to adventure games (unsurprisingly!)
• The Dizzy Games Collection has solutions, pokes and the like for all the (official) Dizzy games.
• Doctor Who Computer Games has information on Doctor Who, Transformers and Thunderbirds games, including the Speccy ones.
• Nigel Fishwick's Fishyfish has maps for Monty on the Run, Pyjamarama and Wanted: Monty Mole on it.
• Ian Armstrong's Dump, containing a large number of screenshots, inlay texts and scanned copies of the inlay covers.
• Arsen Torbarina's Jet Set Willy Ultimate Fan Page; covers everything related to the platform game; FAQ, maps, POKEs and cheats, Matthew Smith related stuff, download service etc.
• Keeping the Dream of Clive! contains Robert Baker's Speccy stuff, with maps for a few games, including Valhalla, Alien 8, Technician Ted and Xor.
• Tero Turtiainen's Knight Lore page; a map and other bits of information about Knight Lore (oddly enough).
• The Manic Miner Room Format is by far the most thorough description of the rooms in Matt's classic.
• Stephen Smith's Master Speccy page - lots of stuff including the Spectrum Games FAQ. No longer being updated.
• If you're stuck whilst playing Mercenary, Nikola Alivojvodic's maps and solution are just what you need.
• Skellow doesn't appear to have much on it at first glance, but a bit of digging will reveal some good Dizzy info, including full solutions, etc.
• Ian Preston's Spectrum Adventurer and Spectrum Adventurer II pages. Lots of adventure solutions, hints etc. plus a load of snapshots too. A must-visit if you're an adventure fan! Not just text adventures either; arcade adventures too (e.g. the Dizzy series).
• The Spectrum Help Zone, created by the succinctly named Bob, is a collection of hints, tips and cheats for a large number of games.
• Tolkien computer games for the Spectrum from Fredrik Ekman.
• Kev Watkins' Wally Week Webpage is dedicated to the wonderful Wally series of games from MikroGen.

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