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<h1>ATTRIBUTE RAID</h1>
<p>A River Raid-style game for the ZX Spectrum. This page always runs the
latest TAP built from <a href="https://github.com/dtz-labs/attribute-raid">main</a>
on an emulated Spectrum 128K or Timex, so the AY sound effects ported from the
Atari&nbsp;2600 original are audible.
on an emulated <strong>Timex TC2068</strong> by default &mdash; the dedicated
hi-colour build - with the TC2048 and the plain Spectrum 128K a click away.
The AY sound effects ported from the Atari&nbsp;2600 original are audible on
all three.
<span class="sound-hint">Press the ▶ button on the display to start — the
game boots with AY sound (browsers only allow audio after that click).</span></p>
<p class="keys">O/P — steer &nbsp; Q — fast &nbsp; A — slow &nbsp;
SPACE — fire &nbsp; R — new game</p>
<p><a class="sponsor" href="https://buymeacoffee.com/mpasternak">☕ Sponsor
dtz-labs — support new ZX Spectrum software</a></p>
<div class="switch">
<a id="pick-128" href="?m=128">Spectrum 128K</a>
<a id="pick-2048" href="?m=2048">Timex TC2048</a>
<a id="pick-2068" href="?m=2068">Timex TC2068</a>
<a id="pick-2048" href="?m=2048">Timex TC2048</a>
<a id="pick-128" href="?m=128">Spectrum 128K</a>
</div>
<div id="jsspeccy"></div>
<p>The Timex builds are the dedicated hi-colour version, playable here now —
the emulator below is our <a href="https://github.com/dtz-labs/jsspeccy3">fork of
JSSpeccy&nbsp;3</a>, which adds the TC2048 and TC2068. Both TAPs are also in the
<p>The Timex versions run on our <a href="https://github.com/dtz-labs/jsspeccy3">fork
of JSSpeccy&nbsp;3</a>, which adds the TC2048 and TC2068; stock JSSpeccy has no
Timex video modes, so until now the hi-colour build could only be downloaded.
Both TAPs are also in the
<a href="https://github.com/dtz-labs/attribute-raid/releases">releases</a>.</p>
<p class="footer">Emulation by
<a href="https://github.com/gasman/jsspeccy3">JSSpeccy&nbsp;3</a> (GPL-3), in the
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<script>
(function () {
var BUILDS = {
'128': { machine: 128, tap: 'attribute-raid.tap' },
'2068': { machine: 2068, tap: 'attribute-raid-timex.tap' },
'2048': { machine: 2048, tap: 'attribute-raid-timex.tap' },
'2068': { machine: 2068, tap: 'attribute-raid-timex.tap' }
'128': { machine: 128, tap: 'attribute-raid.tap' }
};
var wanted = new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('m');
var key = BUILDS[wanted] ? wanted : '128';
var key = BUILDS[wanted] ? wanted : '2068';
var chosen = BUILDS[key];

document.getElementById('pick-' + key).setAttribute('aria-current', 'true');
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