Robin of Sherlock

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Robin of Sherlock was an adventure game by Delta 4. It parodied the earlier games The Hobbit and Sherlock. It was written using The Quill.

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Video games
1982
  • Rescue
1983
  • 3D Desert Patrol
  • Alien Maze
  • Bomber
  • Caveman
  • Crawler
  • Derby Day
  • Draughts
  • Escape from Manhattan
  • Galactic Patrol
  • Grand National
  • Jackpot
  • Lunar Rescue
  • One Day Cricket
  • Pandemonia
  • Test Match
  • The Omega Run
  • The Orb
  • Space Mission
  • Zaraks
1984
  • £.s.d.
  • Ahhh!!
  • Cricket 64
  • Glug Glug
  • Handicap Golf
  • Handy Andy
  • Incredible Adventure
  • Olympics
  • Orpheus in the Underworld
  • Show Jumping
  • Terrahawks
  • The Magic Roundabout
  • Tritz
  • Whirlybird
  • The War of the Worlds
  • The Warlock's Treasure
  • The Woods of Winter
1985
1986
1987
  • Academy
  • Ball Breaker
  • Book of the Dead
  • Cyborg
  • Death or Glory
  • Federation3
  • Frankenstein
  • From Darkness into Light
  • I-Alien
  • IQ
  • Jack the Ripper
  • Jet-Boys
  • Last Mohican
  • Lifeforce
  • Loads of Midnight
  • Mandroid
  • Murder off Miami
  • Ninja Hamster
  • Oink!
  • Outcast
  • Plasmatron
  • Sun Star
  • They Call Me Trooper
  • Traxxion
  • Vengeance
1988
1989
  • Inner Space
  • Lancaster
  • Professional Soccer
  • Search for the Titanic
1990
  • Hellhole
Unknown year
  • The Great Detective
Unreleased
  • Enchantress
  • Spearhead
  • The Blues Brothers
  • The Malinsay Massacre
Software
  • Fifth (1983)
  • Stargazer Secrets (1983)
  • Highway Code (1984)
  • 3D Game Maker (1987)
  • 2D Game Maker (1988)
  • Hi-Rise Scaffold Construction Set (Unreleased)
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1 Hercules was a re-release of a 1984 video game by Interdisc
2 Robin of Sherlock was a re-release of a 1985 video game by Delta 4 Software
3 Federation was a re-release of a 1985 video game called Quann Tulla

4 International Soccer was a re-release of a 1983 video game called Cup Final
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