Spectravideo Software
 Spectravideo used both cassettes and cartridges for their games.
 Their selection of titles wasn't any good compared to Commodore 64, Atari, Apple and others.
 The first year, only a handfull of various games and other programs was available.
 Spectravideo didn't have any support from the large software houses producing games for all their competitors.
 The software situation got better after a couple of years, but it was really to little to late.
 There's a complete list over the software packages available on this page.

   Various media.

 
  Some of the early software titles for Spectravideo.

 Spectravideo emulator for PC
 There's at least two emulators available, the best one is BlueMSX
 BlueMSX can emulate the SV-318, SV-328, SV-328 w/80-column, SV-328MKII and of course different MSX computers.

 Make sure you use CLOAD + RUN  or BLOAD "CAS:",R   depending on the program you want to load.
 Under FILE->CASSETTE check the "Rewind after Insert".  That should get rid of the Device I/O error some might experience.

 Here's a couple of screenshots from BlueMSX:
  
  BlueMSX Emulator (SV-318/328 compatible)

 Convert old tapes to CAS files
 Johan Winge has created a set of utilities making it possible to convert old cassette tapes into CAS files.
 SviCas2Wav, SviWav2Cas, SviShell, SviCasMan.
 Download the tools from Johan's home page: http://home.student.uu.se/jowi4905/svi/

 Screenshots from various games
 
 
  Flipper Man :  My first real program!   Published in the Computerworld / Mikrodata in 1984.  Rewarded with 200NOK
  
 
 Part of the program listings for Flipper Man and Labyx

 
  LABYX : Another program I made in 1984. Published in the Norwegian Magazine "Hjemmedata" in 1985.  Rewarded with 400NOK
 

 
  Spectron by Spectravideo  (the weird graphics to the left are showing up when you load the game from tape).
 
 
  Super Cross Force by Spectravideo
 
 
  Frantic Freddy by Spectravideo
 
 
  Kinightmare by Konami

 
  Goonies by Konami

 
  Zaxxon by Coleco / Buggy Software