Amstrad GX4000
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| Amstrad GX4000 | |
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| Manufacturer: | Amstrad |
| Alternate Names: | none |
| Announced: | Autumn 1989 |
| Release date: | JP: N/A NA: N/A EU: Spring 1990 AU: ? |
| Initial Price: | JP: ? NA: ? EU: ? AU: ? |
| Discontinued: | 1991 Autumn |
The Amstrad GX4000 was, effectively, a CPC+ machine without the keyboard, tape or disc drive. It was not a commercial success.
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Specifications
CPU: Z80A at 4 MHz ROM: 32 KB RAM: 64 KB
Resolution: 160x200 with 16 colours, 320x200 with 4 colours, or 640x200 with 2 colours Colour palette: 4096 Sound: 3 channel Mono
Games
A full list of Amstrad GX4000 games documented on GamerWiki can be found at the Amstrad GX4000 category. Please add any further games to the games to be added page.
(Anything below here in the games section needs to be removed if the game is in blue or moved over to the the games to be added page list if it's in red.)
- Barbarian 2 (Ocean)
- Batman the Movie (Ocean)
- Burnin' Rubber (Ocean)
- Chase HQ (Ocean)
- Copter 271 (Loriciel)
- Crazy Cars 2 (Titus)
- Dick Tracy (Titus)
- Enforcer (Trojan)
- Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Domark)
- Fire and Forget 2 (Titus)
- Gazza II (Empire)
- Kick Off 2 (Anco)
- Klax (Domark)
- Mystical (Infogrames)
- Navy Seals (Ocean)
- No Exit (Tomahawk)
- Operation Thunderbolt (Ocean)
- Pang (Ocean)
- Panza Kick Boxing (Titus)
- Pinball Magic (Loriciel)
- Plotting (Ocean)
- Pro Tennis Tour (Ubisoft)
- Robocop 2 (Ocean)
- Shadow Warriors (Ocean)
- Skeet Shoot (Trojan)
- Special Criminal Investigations (Ocean)
- Spiderman (Empire)
- Switchblade (Gremlin)
- Tennis Cup 2 (Loriciel)
- Tin Tin on the Moon (Titus)
- Toki (Ocean)
- Wild Streets (Titus)
- World Of Sports (Epyx)
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