Chase H.Q. (1989)

Ocean Software published Chase H.Q. in 1989 for the ZX Spectrum. The development team included John O'Brien, Bill Harbison, and Jonathan Dunn, with cover and poster art provided by Bob Wakelin. The game is a licensed conversion of the Taito Corporation arcade coin-op.

This single-player vehicle combat game supports Kempston joysticks, Interface 2, and redefineable keys. The 48K version utilizes a multi-loader, while the game engine incorporates AY sound and speech. Players engage in high-speed pursuits to neutralize criminal vehicles.

The cassette version cost £9.99, while the disk edition was priced at £14.99. The title was also released on several other platforms, including Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, MSX, NES, Sega Master System, Amiga, Gameboy, GBA, and Atari ST.

The game holds an average magazine score of 92.07%. It received numerous accolades, such as the Crash Smash, Sinclair User Classic, and multiple Megagame awards from Your Sinclair.