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23-04-2012, 14:07
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ZX Spectrum turns 30 - three decades of rubber keys and I still don't get Alan ... (http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNHHnymZ3An0piEcuP_6puU89501mw&url=http://blogs.metro.co.uk/games/zx-spectrum-turns-30-three-decades-of-rubber-keys-and-i-still-dont-get-alan-sugar/)
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Sir Clive sold his business to Alan Sugar's Amstrad in 1986 and yet by 1990 the whole brand was dead and, a few years later, when support for the American-made Atari ST and Amiga also petered out, the golden age of British video game development died ...
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