A ZXIO Project: Intefacting with a DS12C887 Keeping track of the current date/time on a ZX81 serves no useful purpose in 2024, thus making i...

  After working extensively on the ZXIO Blog series , I aimed to create a memory-mapped I/O board ideal for experimenting with ZX BASIC, as ...

Cronosoft has announced the release of Minoss Knossoss for the ZX81 on Tape. You can now dive deep into the legendary labyrinth and embark ...

Having had Tut-Tut successfully ported to numerous 8-bit systems, it feels fitting to elevate the gaming experience by launching a sequel to...

  ZXIO-TalkBot and ZXIO V2 (with minor revisions) ZXIO-TalkBot Alright, we've got our reliable ZX81 all decked out with the ZXIO V2. Now...

Sheila Dixon unwraps a spooktacular new version of Tut-Tut, the modern Retro classic, playfully bringing 'Egyptomania' to the premie...

Adding expansion boards to the back of a ZX81 is always a slightly terrifying business, a fear compounded with each consecutive item tacked ...

A New Version of a Modern Retro Classic Given the resounding success of my little game of Tut-Tut on platforms such as ZX Spectrum, ZX81, Ju...

IO Boards Comparison, Featuring Hitachi LCDs Now that we have 2 differing IO boards, why not put them in a side by side comparison. I figure...