128 кб ОЗУ на ZX Spectrum: обязательно?

Friends, you know very well that most Spectrum clones we used in the early 90s had 48 KB of RAM. That is, they corresponded to the most common ZX Spectrum computer model sold in England at the time. And of course, some of us dreamed of adding a floppy disk drive and installing a so-called "music coprocessor." But the most interesting thing was the memory increase from 48 to 128 kilobytes, which promised some unknown advantages. I think the advantages of a floppy disk drive and a sound chip are clear, but why did ordinary users need 128 KB, and whether they needed it at all? I propose to discuss this in this video. 00:00 Introduction 00:37 Minimum System Requirements 01:54 Is 48k not enough? (Jetpac, Chequered Flag, Bruce Lee, Midnight Resistance, P-47, Golden Axe, Snowstrike, Lemmings, Street Hassle) 05:39 What did '128k' give to users? (Terminator 2, Carrier Command, Robin of the Wood, Test Drive 2, Crazy Cars 2, Robocop, Chase H.Q., Into the Eagles Nest) 09:38 Disadvantages of 128k games (Gryzor, Rick Dangerous 2) 11:06 Is 128k still good? (Dizzy 5, Slightly Magic) 13:58 They say 128k isn't necessary? (Tai Pan) 15:47 Conclusion