 During development of both games , Cockayne and Mays obtained statistics for both the Cold War and Falklands War from NATO and the Soviet embassy in London . In an interview with Your Computer magazine , Richard Cockayne stated that both Theatre Europe and Falklands ' 82 received heavy criticism from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and The Sun newspaper , respectively . An editor from The Sunday Press suggested that Falklands ' 82 was " distasteful " because of the game 's possibility of an Argentine victory . The game was planned for an Amstrad CPC port , but was never released for that computer . In Spanish markets , the game was released as Malvinas ' 82 ( the Spanish name for the Falkland Islands ) and included a manual which was never translated into English . 
