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        10th Frame

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        description
        CPCMaster
        developer
        Paragon Programming Ltd (John Prince & Donald J. Campbell)
        CPCMaster
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        game_name
        10th Frame
        CPCMaster
        languages
        en
        CPCMaster
        platform
        cpc
        CPCMaster
        players
        1-8 (1)
        CPCMaster
        publish
        1
        FrodeSolheim
        publisher
        U.S. Gold Ltd.
        CPCMaster
        screen1_sha1 CPCMaster
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        tags thundercato
        title_sha1 CPCMaster
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        year
        1986
        CPCMaster
        _type
        1
        [Janitor]
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        __link_name
        10th-frame
        FrodeSolheim
        __long_description
        >Get out that shirt, put on your bowling shoes and get ready to roll >with 10th FRAME! This simulation gives you the look of "real" bowling >through outstanding graphics and a true perspective view. With >multiple levels of play, realistic pin action and automatic scoring, >10th FRAME is a bowling experience the whole family can enjoy. > -- <cite>Cassette cover</cite> ***10th Frame*** is a ten-pin bowling simulation game created by Access Software in 1986, as a follow-up to the hugely successful Leaderboard golf game. Up to eight players could take part in open bowling or a tournament. There was a choice of 3 different difficulty levels - Kids, in which the ball always went straight, Amateur, and Professional. The game was released on various home computers such as ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, and Commodore 64. It was also released for the Atari ST and MSX. A Nintendo Entertainment System version was planned, but was eventually cancelled. Source:[Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10th_Frame)
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        DSK

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        run"10frame"
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        cpc_model
        6128
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        file_list
        [{"name": "10th Frame (1986)(US Gold).dsk", "sha1": "0da81bde3c7828433e0b09cf5fb1084d872324d2", "size": 194816}]
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        floppy_list
        Disk 1.dsk: 0da81bde3c7828433e0b09cf5fb1084d872324d2
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        model
        664
        FrodeSolheim
        parent_uuid
        f153c5e1-c4d1-4dc3-887b-8a654632ba89
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        platform
        cpc cpc
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        publish
        1 (inherited)
        CPCMaster
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        2018-12-27
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        DSK
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        FrodeSolheim
        x_name
        10th Frame (cpc, TOSEC, DSK, 1986, US Gold)
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        _type
        2
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        __imported
        2014-02-09
        CPCMaster
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        Amstrad CPC - Games - [DSK] (TOSEC-v2015-05-07_CM).dat
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