Professional BMX Simulator (1988)

Professional BMX Simulator was released in 1988 for the ZX Spectrum. Published by Code Masters Plus, the game was designed by Richard Darling and coded by the Oliver Twins, with graphics by James Wilson and KAL, and music by David Whittaker.

This arcade racing game supports up to four players. The title utilizes the AY sound chip for its audio and features controls compatible with Interface 2.

The game received an average magazine score of 76.5%. It was rated 73% by Crash and 8/10 by Your Sinclair.

In the USSR and Russia, the game gained popularity through numerous TR-DOS disk adaptations released by groups such as Pavel Nikitin, UCI, and Slider. POKE codes for the game were published in magazines like Spectrofon and Micro. Cracked versions were also widely distributed on cassette tapes.