U.N. Squadron (1990)
- Download the game as TAP/TZX
- Play the tape for a real Spectrum
- Run the game in an online ZX Spectrum emulator
U.N. Squadron is an arcade shoot-em-up released in 1990 by U.S. Gold. The game was created by Doug Anderson and is based on the original Capcom coin-op.
The game is a fast-paced shooter that supports up to two players. It features AY sound, compatibility with Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, and utilizes a multi-loader system for both 48K and 128K ZX Spectrum models.
The cassette version cost £9.99, and the disk version cost £14.99.
It received a positive reception from the gaming press, achieving an average score of 76.80% across five reviews, with notable ratings in magazines such as C&VG and Crash.
In Russia and the former Soviet Union, the game gained popularity and was mentioned in the Spectrofon reader poll. Numerous TR-DOS disk adaptations were created by various groups, including SG-Team, Slider, and tiboh. Cracked cassette versions by Bill Gilbert and Dima Volvach were also common.
Found 3 cracked versions (releases) of the game
