The GX4000 is based an 8-bit playing console of the manufacturer Amstrad and on the home computer models CPC 464 pluses and CPC 6128 pluses.

The console was equipped neither with a keyboard nor with a diskette CONTROLLER. One could attach with a card location for play cartridges the equipment directly to the television by SCART connection and with two control-learns to play.

In the weddings of the CPCs a (Wolfgang Noisternig, also well-known as "“The Cranium"”) was, the play console to an adequate CPC6128 plus "“back-built"”.

Plays

For the GX4000 there were only 27 plays:

With hardware bundled:

• Burnin' Rubber (was appropriate for the console and the CPC464plus/CPC6128plus with)
• The Enforcer (only with light pistol (Lightgun) together available)
• Skeet Shoot (only with light pistol (Lightgun) together available)

Individually in the trade available:

• Barbarian 2
• Batman The Movie
• Chase HQ II
• Copter 271
• Crazy Cars II
• Thickly Tracy
• Fire and Forget II
• Gazza II
• Klax
• Mystical
• Navy Seals
• NO exit
• Operation Thunderbolt
• Pang
• Plotting
• Per tennis route
• Robocop 2
• Space Gun
• Super pin ball Magic
• Switchblade
• Tennis Cup II
• Tintin on the Moon
• Wildly Streets
• World OF of sport

Related links

Change of a GX4000 into a CPC plus (English)

See also: Cutter CPC

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