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Yup.  Thought it would be easy, but couldn't resist.

If you'd told me before this that "The Dallas Quest" was a real game, I don't think I'd have believed you!!!

Okay, here's one... only a small part of the screen, but featuring the main character, from a game by truly iconic developers... so I'd be really surprised if nobody got it.

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D'oh...

Um... Dynasty the Game?  Dallas the Reckoning? Dallas the Gathering?

Wasn't there a Sue Ellen in Dallas?  (No idea where that piece of abstract information came from, I was very young when it was on and never watched it anyway!)  Surely this isn't "Dallas: The Computer Game" or something?!?!

[Wizard's Lair]

Either that or Wizard's Lair?

Whatever it is, it looks revolting!

Yup.  Many years ago but I still remember this one (also, I remember never quite mastering the mid-flight refueling!).

Your turn, Mr Grim.

Yay!

Okay, let's go for a C16 title that probably some people will get immediately...

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For its time, this was a pretty amazing game.

[Winter Events]

This reminds me very much of Winter Events on the C16 (though I suspect this screenshot is from the C64) - by Anco?.  Or possibly Winter Games by Epyx?

Looks nice!  Unfortunately I have no idea what it is.

Yup!  Gribbler's up.

Heh... no.  Albert Einstein was just the character you play against in a board game in this budget release for the Speccy.

I remember playing the demo on the Atari ST.  Wow... that was a long time ago!

Let's see if anyone can get this one... the telltale bottom half of the screen cut out:

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[Theme Park Mystery]

No, that's Theme Park Mystery.  Weird game.

Head over Heels

Yes indeed!  One of the greatest games of its time, Jon Ritman and Bernie Drummond pushing the 8-bits to their limits and beyond.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo....

(Wow, really didn't expect anyone to get that one wrong, let alone you!)

This one's even easier, but now that you've posted from one classic isometric Speccy game, I can't stop myself from doing another!  One from EVERYBODY'S Top Ten Speccy Games list.

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Knight Lore?

No idea.  Guess based completely on your crosword style hints - Explorer?