By Fair Means...or Foul (1989)
- Download the game as TAP/TZX
- Play the tape for a real Spectrum
- Run the game in an online ZX Spectrum emulator
By Fair Means...or Foul was released in 1989 for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was published by Superior Software Ltd and developed by coder Charles Goodwin and graphics artist Chris Graham, with inlay and poster art provided by Rod Walker.
This title is an arcade beat-em-up game supporting up to two players. It features support for Kempston joysticks, Interface 2, and cursor controls. The game gained notoriety due to a controversy involving Code Masters, who released it as Pro Boxing Simulator with only a modified opening screen, eventually leading to refunds for customers who expected a new product.
The game cost £7.95 on cassette and £12.95 on disk. Beyond the ZX Spectrum, it was released on the Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, Amiga, Acorn, and Atari ST platforms.
The game holds an average magazine score of 47.04%. Specific reviews include a 68% rating from Sinclair User, 34% from Crash, and 332 out of 1000 from ACE magazine.
Found 2 cracked versions (releases) of the game
