Red L.E.D. ZX Spectrum
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Red L.E.D. (ZX Spectrum) Details
| Kategorie: | Arcade |
| Veröffentlichungsdatum: | January 1, 1987 |
| PEGI Rating: | none |
| Publisher: | Starlight Software |
| Developer: | none |
| Model Number: | #SL56812 |
| Player Count: | 1 player |
| Also Compatible On: | none |
| Notes: | none |
| EAN / GTIN: | 501353858121 |
| ASIN (Amazon): | none |
| ePID (eBay): | none |
| PriceCharting ID: | 2588120 |
| Description: | Bertram rose from the tank, hot oil flowed over his muscularly bunched body as he shook his oval head to clear his eyes. He stepped smoothly out, and attendance droids busied about him, drying his bronzed skin with loving care. He felt a charge run through his body as he flexed his arms and the inner coating of oil pulsed like a membrane of warm blood. He dismissed the droids with a contemptuous sweep of his broad, powerful hand and turned to face the entrance in front of him. He loved this moment, he always had. The roar of the crowd as he stepped into the arena, the screaming, the shouting, the adulation. Bertram was their champion, he had been since he had started competing. He was the best and he knew it. He paused at the end of the short tunnel and limbered his lithe body. His arms swung in wide circles and his legs jerked in smooth, mechanical perfection. A light came into his eyes as he composed himself and started to walk the final twelve yards towards the arena. A grim smile played tentatively at the corner of his lips as he strode out into the warm sunshine and a banquet of appreciation. His name sounded from every lip in the arena and the noise was tremendous. Spectator after spectator stood on their seat, stamped their feet and roared his name. Bertram raised his arms in acknowledgement and turned to the three sides of the auditorium, before kneeling and bowing low to the Controller. The auditorium was shaped like an ancient Greek theatre, with the audience facing the play matrix and the huge video wall that stood behind it. Laid out on the ground was the intricate pattern of transportation points from which the Controller selected the play area. Bertram joined the other two hopeful players who stood in front of the matrix. He smiled inwardly, he knew the controller would not choose one of them, not when the great Bertram was in the field. He was the undisputed champion, the grand master and the crowd wanted him. He turned with the other two and once again faced the controller who was raised on a platform apart from the audience. The controller stood and silence fell like a snowfall in winter, the crowd waited with pregnant anticipation as he paused before giving his choice. It was Bertram and once again the crowd went wild with approval. Bertram moved with the animal grace of a jungle cat and stood on the point indicated on the matrix, from here he would be teleported to the play area on a distant world. The Controller had many worlds and many landscapes to choose from and even Bertram hadn't been to them all. He felt the familiar disorientation, and the sound of the crowd and his image on the video wall dissolved into a sparkling dust of multi-coloured notes dancing in a place beyond time and beyond matter. When his vision cleared again it was to see a harsh and rugged landscape before him. Back in the arena the gigantic image of Bertram was replaced with a graphic representation of the landscape that he was looking on. The image of Bertram himself was replaced with a picture of a bright silver sphere. Before it lay a maze of geometric pathways and pitfalls, an analogue representation of the route needed to navigate successfully on the alien world. The game itself was a relic from the days of the galactic mining companies. When the enormous quantities of previously rare minerals and metals were discovered on other planets, hitherto relatively ordinary minerals such as marble became a great deal more valuable. Diamonds and gold became debased to almost worthless value. Marble itself, found in relative profusion on Earth, was very rare in the galactic worlds and was only to be found in the most dangerous and inaccessible of planets. The mining corporations had developed remote controlled mining droid systems to garner the rare minerals. The visual image received by these droids was interpreted by computer and presented as a geometric picture for the human operators. They could then control the droids more easily and lose fewer of the valuable units. When the international monetary system became nullified by the religious ban on all trade in 2087 minerals such as marble became worthless. It was, after all, of little use for such purposes as jewelry. The existing remote mining stations then became converted for the purposes of entertainment and thus the game was born. It became enormously successful, a top rate Controller earned more than practically any other professional in the solar system. Back on the planet surface Bertram waited stoically for his movement instructions. He was determined this time to make a complete run. This was unheard of on an unknown surface, but Bertram knew he could do it. The first impulse beamed into his orientation computer and gears whirled noiselessly, deep in his mechanical frame. This was it, he would claim the four target objects and successfully navigate the course to make a perfect run or burn out his servo motor in the attempt. "Bertie!" "Bertie, come here immediately!" The sharp voice of Mrs. Angelica Bleasedale rang out with all the charm and welcome of a dentist's probe. In the kitchen a light came on in the visual units of a swerving droid and a loud clanking propelled him through to the lounge area. "Bertie there you are at last. Really I sometimes wonder what goes on in that dilapidated printed circuit board you use for a brain. Now fetch us some tea immediately." "Yes madam." Wheezed the rusty voice of the serving droid as he turned and wheeled noisily back to the kitchen. "I'm going to have to scrap it you know." Followed the voice of Mrs. Bleasedale as the sorry robot exited. |
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| Item & Box | $2.00 |
| Item & Manual | $1.00 |
| Komplett | $5.01 |
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| Benotet OVP | - |
| Benotet Neu | - |
| Nur Hülle | $2.00 |
| Nur Anleitung | $1.25 |
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