Notable Examples
- Beta BASIC (ZX Spectrum) – Extension to Sinclair BASIC; started out as a simple toolkit but grew into a full interpreter
- Lightning BASIC (Amstrad PCW) – Extension to Mallard BASIC with many new facilities (see the Mallard BASIC article for details)
- Simons' BASIC (Commodore 64) – Extension to BASIC 2.0 with 114 extra commands; programmed by a 16-year old boy and marketed by CBM
- Super Expander (CBM VIC-20) – A combined RAM-expansion (3 kibibytes) and BASIC extension cartridge
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