
Top 10 BBC Micro Games
Explore the top 10 BBC Micro games that defined a generation of gaming and showcased the power of this classic machine.

Explore the top 10 BBC Micro games that defined a generation of gaming and showcased the power of this classic machine.

Pac Man has been ported to a number of home platforms, some better than others, but Snapper on the BBC Micro was an almost perfect clone

The BBC Micro was one of the first home computers with arcade quality graphics, see how I modified mine with a solid state gaming drive

Chuckie Egg was a classic home computer game from the early 80's, first released on the ZX Spectrum and BBC Micro. But which was best?

The BBC Micro was born of a computer literacy project, and for many was the first intro to personal computing. It was also great at arcade games!

In 1984 Frak! was one the most talked about games on the BBC Micro. Read my review of this classic platformer on Acorn's 32k home computer.

Arcadians was an arcade conversion of Galaxians for the BBC Micro, a faithful reproduction of the classic vertical shooter from Namco

Killer Gorilla was a Donkey Kong clone for the BBC Micro, released in the 80's at the peak of the UK home computer craze. Read the retro review here.

Mr Ee! was a very accurate clone of arcade game Mr Do!, on the BBC Micro. One of the best games for Acorn's 80's home computer.