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An Acorn 32-bit game or RISC OS game is a video game compatible with the Acorn Archimedes and/or subsequent personal computers and emulators running the RISC OS operating system.

Tim Fountain, writing for Acorn Arcade in 2000 bemoaned the lack of advertising for such games.^[1]

cf. Amiga games
Acorn Archimedes at TV Tropes

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^ http://www.acornarcade.com/articles/How_lack_of_advertising_is_still_stifling_RISC_OS/index866.html

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