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[edit] Spectrum game(s)
I've removed the Spectrum (and C64, etc) information from this page as the games are entirely separate; there was never a Spectrum game called "Back to the Future II & III": there were two separate games, produced years apart. Trying to integrate all that information (incorrectly, I might add: they were certainly not "isometric 3D") into one article would seem to me to be the wrong way to do it, especially as we already have an article for Back to the Future Part III. Cheers --Pak21 23:37, 5 May 2006 (UTC)