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Can I download Bouncing Berty?

Yes, Bouncing Berty is available to download here — use the Download button on this page.

What platform does Bouncing Berty run on?

Bouncing Berty is a ZX Spectrum game from 1984.

When was Bouncing Berty released?

Bouncing Berty was released in 1984.

Who made Bouncing Berty?

Bouncing Berty was developed by Ian Richards, T. Chance.

What genre is Bouncing Berty?

Bouncing Berty falls under: Platform.

Is it legal to play Bouncing Berty online here?

You play it in your browser via an emulator. For how we handle abandonware and copyright, see our "Is it legal?" page.

How do I control Bouncing Berty?

The controls are in the Controls section on this page. The keyboard is usually all you need — arrow keys to move and Ctrl, Alt or Space for actions.

Can I play Bouncing Berty on mobile?

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Bouncing Berty

– ZX Spectrum

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ControlsArrows move · Z X A S buttons · Enter Start · Shift Select · or plug in a gamepadZX Spectrum

1984 · Platform · Ian Richards, T. Chance · ZX Spectrum

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About Bouncing Berty

Bouncing Berty is a 1984 game by Ian Richards, T. Chance for ZX Spectrum. It comes from the British gaming scene, published by PowerSoftware. On OldGame.cz you can play it right in your browser, with no installation and no plugins.

Bouncing Berty FAQ

Can I play Bouncing Berty online for free?: Yes — you can play Bouncing Berty right here in your browser for free, with no installation and no plugins, on both desktop and mobile.
Can I download Bouncing Berty?: Yes, Bouncing Berty is available to download here — use the Download button on this page.
What platform does Bouncing Berty run on?: Bouncing Berty is a ZX Spectrum game from 1984.
When was Bouncing Berty released?: Bouncing Berty was released in 1984.
Who made Bouncing Berty?: Bouncing Berty was developed by Ian Richards, T. Chance.
What genre is Bouncing Berty?: Bouncing Berty falls under: Platform.
Is it legal to play Bouncing Berty online here?: You play it in your browser via an emulator. For how we handle abandonware and copyright, see our "Is it legal?" page.
How do I control Bouncing Berty?: The controls are in the Controls section on this page. The keyboard is usually all you need — arrow keys to move and Ctrl, Alt or Space for actions.
Can I play Bouncing Berty on mobile?: Yes — it runs right in your browser on phones and tablets too. Just tap Play, nothing to install.

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Platform: ZX Spectrum
Year: 1984
Developer: Ian Richards, T. Chance
Publisher: PowerSoftware
Genre: Platform
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Gaming platform – ZX Spectrum_□✕

About the platform 1982–1992

Sinclair's ZX Spectrum was a cheap British 8-bit computer that brought gaming into millions of homes. It is known for its distinctive colour-clash graphics and a huge games library.

Maker Sinclair · Years 1982–1992

Here on oldgame.cz you play it right in your browser via the EmulatorJS emulator — no install, no plugins, on desktop and mobile.

Recommended controls
These games are controlled with the keyboard (see the controls table next to the game). A USB joystick/gamepad can make some titles more comfortable, but is not required.

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