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Dynamite Dan for the ZX Spectrum at UsuArcade
1985 · Mirrorsoft

Play Dynamite Dan online

ZX Spectrum · 1 player · with friends watching and chatting Explore the ZX Spectrum Room

A 1985 ZX Spectrum classic, complete with its tape and loading screen.

Free, right in your browser, nothing to install.

This is Dynamite Dan on a TV in the ZX Room.
Year
1985
Platform
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K
Publisher
Mirrorsoft
Authors
Rod Bowkett, Steinar Lund
Players
1 player
Genres
Action

Dynamite Dan is a 1985 ZX Spectrum game from Mirrorsoft. It came on cassette, and loading it meant waiting it out in front of the TV while colored stripes raced across the border and the loading screen appeared line by line.

In UsuArcade's ZX Spectrum Room you play it online, free, right in your browser: grab a desk, pick the tape off the shelf and, once the loading ritual is done, you're in.

History

Dynamite Dan was released in 1985 for the ZX Spectrum, published by Mirrorsoft.

Created by Rod Bowkett, Steinar Lund.

How to play

On a computer you play with the keyboard or a gamepad; on your phone, with the on-screen joystick and buttons. The tape's card on the shelf reminds you what each key does.

Fun facts

  • Published by Mirrorsoft in 1985.
  • It loaded from cassette tape, like almost all Spectrum software.

In the ZX Room

In the ZX Room you play and your friends watch your game live, with picture and sound, while you all chat by voice or text, just like when they came over to watch you play.

No coins here: walk in, pick the tape and play. If you still own the original, official mode lets you load your own tape.

FAQ

Can I play Dynamite Dan online?

Yes, free and in your browser, in UsuArcade's ZX Spectrum Room. Nothing to install.

When did Dynamite Dan come out?

Dynamite Dan came out in 1985 for the ZX Spectrum, published by Mirrorsoft.

Can I play Dynamite Dan on my phone?

Yes, with the on-screen joystick and buttons. On a computer, use the keyboard or a gamepad.

Can my friends watch me play?

Yes. Your friends can watch your game live, with picture and sound, and talk to you while you play.