History VideoGame / Cassette50

* EdutainmentGame: Some versions of the compilation (like the Vic-20 and Electron ports) have a math game called ''Do your Sums'', in which the player has to put in the correct answer to numerous math problems (including addition and subtraction).

* WrittenSoundEffect: In ''Tanks'', the player's tank will turn into a text box that says "BANG" in all caps at the area where an invisible mine was encountered.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: In ''Motorway'', the player has to run over people to gain points.

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 on numerous computer systems such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the featured games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'', and differed depending on the platform.

* EndlessGame: ''Racetrack'' has no ending; the "goal" is essentially to steer within the boundaries of the track as long as possible without crashing into the sides.

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 on numerous computer systems such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the featured games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'', and differed depending on the platform. (This page is a work in progress.)

* NonStandardGameOver: If the player loses all of their lives in ''Alien'', "YOU ARE DEAD" is shown on the screen instead of the typical "Game Over".

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 on a number of numerous computer systems such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the featured games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'', and differed depending on the platform. (This page is a work in progress.)

* TitlebyNumber: The title comes from the 50 games that were included on the cassette.

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 on a number of numerous computer systems such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'', and differed depending on the platform.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: In''Motorway'', the player has to run over people to gain points.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential:

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 on a number of numerous computer systems such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'' and ''VideoGame/Frogger'', and differed depending on the platform.

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/PacMan'' and

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as ''VideoGame/Pac-Man'' and

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as [[VideoGame/Pac-Man]] and

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as VideoGame/Pac-Man and

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Games, Ltd. in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A number of the games were clones of popular arcade games, such as VideoGame/{{Pac-Man}} and

''Cassette 50'' is, as the title suggests, a cassette that was released by Cascade Software in 1983 that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it. A num

''Cassette 50'' was, as the title suggested, a cassette that featured 50 BASIC-written games on it