Ghosts 'n Goblins Elite instruction sheet

Cite as: Ghosts 'n Goblins Elite instruction sheet
Original: https://archive.org/details/Ghosts_n_Goblins_1985_Elite_Systems_Ltd_976_Instructions
sha256: 550bb7edcdda3aa42be7ac360bb9473ac9ce06e2a5a039ee2b3f90112b8b8a89
Archived: https://archive.org/download/Ghosts_n_Goblins_1985_Elite_Systems_Ltd_976_Instructions/Ghosts_n_Goblins_1985_Elite_Systems_Ltd_976_Instructions.pdf
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Elite Systems; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Elite Systems; scan in the Internet Archive item "Ghosts_n_Goblins_1985_Elite_Systems_Ltd_976_Instructions".
Notes: One sheet for Elite's home-computer versions (loading and key lists for Amstrad/Schneider, Spectrum, Commodore 64/128, Commodore 16 and BBC/Electron); it prints "Copyright - Elite Systems Ltd 1985". The item's year (1985) is the uploader's; the sheet's own line gives the same year.

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Elite Systems published the British home-computer versions. Its instruction sheet calls the game "the authentic home computer version" of Capcom's coin-op, carries "Copyright - Elite Systems Ltd 1985", and gives loading instructions for the Amstrad and Schneider, Spectrum, Commodore 64 and 128, Commodore 16, and BBC and Electron.	`PDF p. 1, Introduction & ScenarioPDF p. 1, Loading InstructionsPDF p. 1, Loading InstructionsPDF p. 1, Loading InstructionsPDF p. 1, foot`	Manual
Elite's sheet frames the game as the classic fighting-fantasy story of a heroic knight rescuing a beautiful maiden from a demonic Overlord. The Spectrum version plays on keys that can be redefined, or a Kempston or Sinclair joystick; the Commodore 64 and 16 versions on joystick only.	`PDF p. 1, Introduction & ScenarioPDF p. 1, Playing Instructions, SpectrumPDF p. 1, Playing Instructions`	Manual