Pedro (1984)

The action arcade game Pedro was released in 1984 for the ZX Spectrum 48K by publisher Imagine Software Ltd. The development team included programmer Frank Johnson, in-game graphics artists Ally Noble and Dawn Jones, musicians Fred Gray and Abdul Hafiz Ibrahim, and Steve Cain, who created the load screen.

Designed for a single player, the game utilizes oblique 3D graphics. Players control the action using Kempston joysticks, the Interface 2, or cursor keys.

The cassette version of the game retailed for £5.5. Beyond the ZX Spectrum, Pedro was also made available for the BBC Micro, Commodore 64, Acorn, and Dragon 32 platforms.

The game received an average magazine score of 60.67%. It earned a 62% rating from Crash, a 7/10 from Sinclair User, and a 5/10 from Personal Computer Games.

In Russia, the game gained recognition through numerous TR-DOS versions released by groups such as LAKS, Lone Wolf, and tiboh. The title was reviewed in the magazine Adventurer, and the protagonist's name frequently appeared in various electronic zines.