A year after release, in 1983, the price of the 48 KB model was reduced to £129. In addition, existing 16 KB users could increase their memory to 48 KB by buying an upgrade kit. The 48 KB Spectrum became the ‘standard’ model.
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K / Jack The Nipper (1986) by Gremlin Graphics
In Jack The Nipper, you play a scurrelous baby, out to cause mischief. Sort of a spiritual predecessor to The Untitled Goose Game.
// JSSpeccy configuration emu = JSSpeccy( document.getElementById('jsspeccy'), { machine: 48, openUrl: './Jack_the_Nipper_1986_Gremlin_Graphics_Software.z80', uiEnabled: false, autoStart: true, zoom: 2, })
The configuration above, selects 48 KB Spectrum model (“machine: 48”), and pre-loads
a .Z80-format memory snapshot of a game, copied from
The Internet Archive, which has a very extensive
library of historical ZX Spectrum games.
Please note that since we’ve enabled autostart: true, the game starts when this webpage loads, but there is
no audio. This is a limitation of web browsers: Scripts are disallowed from playing audio if they start automatically on page load,
to avoid irritating the user.