Welcome to 'A Question of sport'. the home computer version. Introduced by David Coleman,
with team captains Ian Botham and Bill Beaumont. You at last have the chance to compete in the
B.B.C's most popular TV sports quiz of 1988 on the same kind of one-to-one basis as your favourtie
sporting stars do on the show itself. In selected verisons you can play as Bill's or Ian's team with the
options of a one-or two-player game. You can pit your wits against your family. Your friends or if
you're on your own against your computer and you don't have to wait for the show to appear on TV.
Now you can play whenever you feel in the mood! The game has six exciting rounds that will test
your knowledge of the sporting world to the limit.
Round 1 - Pictureboard
Round 2 - Mystery Personailty
Round 3 - Home or Away
Round 4 - What happened next
Round 5 - Quick fire round
Round 6 - Another Pictureboard round
To ensure that this version of ' A Question of Sport' provides many hours of entertainment and education.
It has been designed to minimise the repetition of question and answers. Selected versions of
'A Question of Sport' will therefore prompt you after you have played four games to load a new
question block (to do this see the playing instructions). Other versions may start to repeat some
questions after four games. When this happens you are recommended to select another question
block which contains fresh questions.
'A Question of Sport' is an enthralling game for young and old alike and the only limit is your own
knowledge. Good luck!
LOADING INSTRUCTIONS
COMMODORE C64 (Cassette) - SHIFT + RUN/STOP
COMMODORE C64 (Disc) - LOAD"QUESTION",8,1
PLAYING INSTRUCTIONS
Joystick and predefined keys
Player 1 - Joystick Port 1
W - UP
X - DOWN
A - LEFT
D - RIGHT
S - SELECT
Player 2 - Joystick Port 2
@ - UP
? - DOWN
- - LEFT
+ - RIGHT
M - SELECT
The BBC and A Question of Sport are trade marks of the British Broadcasting Corporation
1986 The British Broadcasting Corporation
