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Cronosoft

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Cronosoft is a British software house established in 2003 by Simon Ullyatt to publish new or unreleased games for old 8-bit computers, such as the ZX Spectrum, the Commodore 64 and, of course, the Amstrad CPC. Their first release was Egghead in Space for the ZX Spectrum, in March 2003. The Smirking Horror - a text adventure written using the Graphic Adventure Creator and originally released by WoW Software in 1991 - was their first release for the Amstrad CPC, in October 2004.

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