Pengo 46330
Labyrinth 63870
Monsters 10620
Snapper 41820
Air Lift 70460
Zalaga 59490
Pole Position 56600
Nemesis 16290
Space Eagles 11880
Starship Command 889
Chucky Egg 235330
Snake (fast) 1016
Planetoid 115400
Mr EE 103100
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Really, you are probably better off without them.
All Wrong
Good stuff Mark! There were some great games on the BBC. On ebay someone is selling newly designed upgrades for BBC to run games off SD cards, so you could pull off disk images off the internet, and rather than using emulation, you play the games how they are meant to be on 25+ year old hardware and enjoy the smell of ancient electronics warming up once more!
Also you can play the classic game Repton through your browser http://www.superiorinteractive.com/repton/
Jon H
Jon H:
Thanks for the link. Repton was one of the best!