Plaion, a leading video game publisher, and Retro Games Ltd., a specialist in reimagined classic computers, have joined forces to launch The Spectrum. This innovative device faithfully recreates the legendary ZX Spectrum 48k, originally designed by Sir Clive Sinclair, merging the classic design with modern technology. The Spectrum offers a nostalgic gaming experience with 48 pre-installed games and the ability to play any ZX Spectrum game via a USB stick.
Widespread accessibility and affordability of the original ZX Spectrum helped breed creativity, with games being made by small independent companies as well as bedroom developers from a variety of backgrounds. This creativity led to a diverse library of software including fun and quirky games – many of these games have been pre-installed on The Spectrum including fan favourites Manic Miner, Horace Goes Skiing and The Hobbit.
“We’re thrilled to launch The Spectrum and deeply appreciate the enthusiastic support from the community. From hidden gems to a vibrant user culture, this project truly feels like Christmas 1982 all over again,” said Paul Andrews, Managing Director at Retro Games Ltd.
The Spectrum is now available from a variety of European retailers, priced at £89.99 (€99.99).
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