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Please scroll down for more sections and remember to share this page. It is possible that you use an emulator which is incompatible with the game file (for example you want to use the Spectrum 48K for a 128K game file).Manufacturer : Sinclair | System : ZX81 Welcome to the Sinclair ZX81 ROMs section of the ROM Database. The full manual is included with the installation, you can find it in the installation folder. Choose Options - Save to save your changes to the configuration.Change controller keys with Options - Joysticks - Keyboard, set joystick type to cursor and configure the keys.Default controller keys are Q and A for up and down, and O and P for left and right.

You might want to change the machine to 128K with Machine - Select and choose Spectrum 128K.

By default, Fuse starts with the Spectrum 48K

Start Fuse for Windows from the desktop or start menu.

Copy the contents of the zip file to the games folder you've created.

Download a ZX Spectrum game, for example Manic Miner.

Create a folder "games" in the folder wherein Fuse is installed.

Install Fuse by running the installer file and follow instructions.

Copy the installer file (fuse-1.x.x-setup.exe) from the zip file to a temporary folder of choice.

Download Fuse (zip file, fuse-1.x.x-win32-setup.exe).

So, what to do to play ZX Spectrum games with Fuse? Play ZX Spectrum games with Fuse on Windows 11 and Windows 10 Good emulator, although there's no full screen option (but you can stretch the screen to 400%) and you can't configure the arrow keys.

Comments: It speeds up automatically when files are being loaded.Emulates the ZX Spectrum 16k, 48k, 128k, +2, +2A, +3, Timex Sinclair, Pentagon, and Scorpion home computers.Works on Windows 11, Windows 10 and older, 32 and 64 bits.Our search ended with the encounter of the Fuse ZX Spectrum emulator, which initially was developed for Unix (Fuse stands for Free Unix Spectrum Emulator), but there's also a good working version for a massive amount of platforms, including Linux, MacOSX, Android, Windows 11, Windows 10 and older Windows versions. As the (presumably) most complete and recently updated ZX Spectrum emulators are not freeware (like Spectaculator and ), we had to broaden our search and perhaps settle with a less user friendly emulator.