
Spectaculator 8.0 for iOS now available!
The first major iOS update in five years brings the most requested feature of all: add your own games. Plus external keyboard support.
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The first major iOS update in five years brings the most requested feature of all: add your own games. Plus external keyboard support.

New officially licensed games including the Magic Knight Anthology and three Alternative Software compilations, plus iOS game controller support.

Spectaculator 5.3 is now available from the App Store. Added an additional 12 classic ZX Spectrum games from Mike Singleton, Odin Computer Graphics and Gollop Games: The Lords Of Midnight (1984) Laser Squad (1988) Lords Of Chaos (1990) Odin Computer Graphics Anthology The Arc Of Yesod (1985) Crosswize (1988) Heartland (1986) Hypaball (1986) I.C.U.P.S. (1986) Nodes Of Yesod (1985) The Plot (1988) Robin Of The Wood (1985) Sidewize (1987)

Stephen Crow Anthology has been added to Spectaculator - five classic games including Starquake and Wizard’s Lair. For text adventure enthusiasts, Zenobi Adventures Vol. 3 includes another five games including The Apprentice and Mutiny!

Vortex Anthology has been added to Spectaculator - nine classic games including Cyclone and Highway Encounter from Vortex Software. Additionally, you can now load and save game progress to iCloud®.

There’s a Gremlin in Spectaculator! This is probably the biggest update yet. An additional 26 games have been added, courtesy of Sheffield’s finest - Gremlin Graphics.
Version 2.0 is now available from the App Store. This is the first of a series of updates being made to the single game releases (Rocky Horror Show, Dynamite Dan II, Starstrike II and Frank N. Stein). This version now contains all the latest updates made to Spectaculator during the past 18 months: iPhone 5/iPod touch 5th generation support The whole app now runs in portrait or landscape modes. Improvements have been made to the original game code to make skipping the intro sections more reliable. iCade and iControlPad (external arcade controller) support has been vastly improved. App settings have been moved into the app itself. Brand new retro look-and-feel.
… or how to enable iPhone 5 support for Spectaculator only to have it taken away from you at the last minute :(
This is a minor update to improve the controls for Carrier Command.