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A Question of Sport

Moby ID: 8891

[ All ] [ Amiga ] [ Amstrad CPC ] [ Atari ST ] [ BBC Micro ] [ Commodore 64 ] [ DOS ] [ Electron add ] [ ZX Spectrum ]

Amiga screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Choose Your Question Block

thumbnail — Choosing Team Members

Amstrad CPC screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Choosing team members

thumbnail — Presentation

thumbnail — What's right, what's wrong?

thumbnail — I was right! Yippie!

thumbnail — My opponents question

thumbnail — Choose a card to determine what question I'll get.

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen

thumbnail — The opening Picture Board round

thumbnail — I know this one's Exeter

thumbnail — Mystery Guest round

thumbnail — Not much to say to this....

thumbnail — They're all years the soccer World Cup happened

thumbnail — I don't know, but he's got the best name

thumbnail — David Coleman asking A Question. Of Sport, natch

thumbnail — Picture Board near the end

thumbnail — The game finishes 23-23

BBC Micro screenshots

thumbnail — Initial loading screen and copyright message

thumbnail — Main loading screen

thumbnail — Main title page where can choose a 1 or 2 player game

thumbnail — Choosing your team members

thumbnail — The beginning

Commodore 64 screenshots

thumbnail — Title

thumbnail — Select no. of players

thumbnail — Choose specialist subject

thumbnail — Select team members

thumbnail — At the start of the game, you need to select a question block

thumbnail — Welcome to the Picture Board game

thumbnail — You have limited time to answer each question

thumbnail — Correct for one point

thumbnail — Damn! Incorrect

thumbnail — The scores so far: Player 1 - 6 points, Player 2 - Nil

thumbnail — The Home or Away round

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen (EGA).

thumbnail — Title Screen (CGA).

thumbnail — Main Menu (EGA).

thumbnail — Main Menu (CGA).

thumbnail — The Game Begins (EGA).

thumbnail — Choosing the Correct Answer (EGA).

ZX Spectrum screenshots

thumbnail — This screen is displayed as the game loads

thumbnail — Its replaced by this screen where the player is asked to choose a 1 or a 2 player game. Here a one player game has been selected and the player must choose their specialist subject from the icons

thumbnail — Player 1 chooses their team members from the pictures on display, then the computer - who plays as the other team captain, selects its specialist subject and two team mates

thumbnail — The player then selects which question set is to be used following which there is a pause while the game searches for and loads that question set

thumbnail — After what could be a long wait the Question of Sport logo is displayed over scrolling credits

thumbnail — The game starts just like the show "Hello my name is David and welcome to A Question of Sport"

thumbnail — David then introduces the teams and their pictures appear as he names each one, on the left is Ian Botham, Tracey and Gary

thumbnail — On the right is Bill Beaumont, Craig and Jane

thumbnail — The first round is the picture board round. Tracey gets to go first. One of the squares is displayed in red. The player moves the active square around the grid and selects a number

thumbnail — The picture is revealed and she's got a horse racing question. All six team members get to choose a picture square like this.

thumbnail — David asks the question in a scrolling text box "Which rider jumped a record 7ft 7.75ins in the Paris Puissance in 1983?" The player scores 2 points for a correct answer

thumbnail — Four possible answers are displayed while a countdown timer unwinds on screen. The player selects their answer and presses fire

thumbnail — If, as in this case the incorrect answer was given the opposing team gets a chance to answer for 1 point.

thumbnail — David then announces that round 2 is the Mystery Personality round and for three points asks Ian's team a question

thumbnail — Which footballer made his debut at the Montreal Olympics. he was later to appear in both the 1972 & 1982 world cups. Again four possible answers are displayed

thumbnail — Round 3 is the Home or Away round. Here team members are asked questions on their specialist subject, for 1 point, or a random subject for 2 points. David explains this via his text box

thumbnail — Tracey goes first again and this is the screen where Home or Away is chosen. Questions are asked as shown above. All six team members take part

thumbnail — The next round is the "What Happened Next round". Its a team round with one 2 point question per team

thumbnail — The player(s) must select their answer from this screen. If the incorrect answer is given the opposing team can try to answer but for only 1 point

thumbnail — The next round is the Quickfire round in which each team is asked a series if questions and must answer as many as possible in 45 seconds

thumbnail — This is the only place in the game where a penalty is given, two seconds are taken from the 45 allowed for an incorrect answer.

thumbnail — The final round ia a return to the picture board - which uses up all the remaining squares, after this David announces the winning team and the game's credits are displayed

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