Bronx (1990)

Bronx was released in 1990 for the ZX Spectrum by the Spanish publisher Animagic S.A. The development team included coders Juan Carlos Arevalo Baeza and Javier Arevalo Baeza, in-game graphic artist Antonio Lopez Areosa, load screen artist Ricardo Cancho Niemietz, and composer Pablo Toledo Cota.

This single-player arcade beat-em-up features a multi-loader system for both 48K and 128K modes. The game utilizes AY sound and supports various control methods, including Kempston joystick, Interface 2, and user-redefinable keys.

The game was also ported to Amstrad CPC and MSX platforms. Alfonso Azpiri was responsible for the inlay and poster art.

The game currently holds a weighted user score of 5.42 based on 19 votes.

In Russia, the game became well-known due to numerous TR-DOS adaptations released by groups such as World Systems Inc and Moment Records. POKE codes were published in Micro magazine, and the Old Friends group released a Russian translation in 1992. Cracked cassette versions were also distributed by teams like TiMiSOFT and Blood.