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# Games for Your Timex-Sinclair 2000

[Games for Your Timex-Sinclair 2000](http://localhost/book/games-for-your-timex-sinclair-2000/) by [Peter Shaw](http://localhost/indiv/peter-shaw/) is a collection of 23 games that utilize both the sound and the high-resolution graphic capabilities of the Timex computer. Even if you aren’t a “video Junkie”, some of the programming techniques used by Shaw are worth looking into for use in other programs.

Shaw has successfully translated some favorite arcade games (sorry, no “Pac-Man”!) for the Timex computer. “Frogger”, “Lunar Lander”, and “Death Race 2000” come to mind as I look through the table of contents for this book.

Through the use of UDGs (User-Defined Graphics), the games take on a very realistic look; not the blurry blobs we have been accustomed to in many other home computer games.