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# nicky nacky noo

(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 4:34, archived)
# have you got
Benny Hill's Madcap Chase - another classic tie in.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 4:53, archived)
# looking for that i founnd this, my first computer


God i loved it.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 5:02, archived)
# this was mine

ahhh - Chuckie Egg!
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 5:08, archived)
# I had one of those.
... but that 3D Grand Prix game sucked.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 5:16, archived)
# I had that machine
but mine only had the green screen. It is an Amstrad CPC 464 - 64k memory and tape loader. Excellent.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 6:26, archived)
# with
the added bonus you could copy mates games on a home stereo, and buy games for it for £1.99 from my local newsagents.

Shit what was the co. called that did those cheap games.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 6:37, archived)
# MASTERTRONIC
that was it, ahh, great days.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 6:39, archived)
# WELL
you had Those Darling Bros who were and still are CODEMASTERS who did Dizzy and stuff and they are one of the largest software houses in the UK. Daviud and Alistair Darling. The Hit Squad released Ocean games after they had reached the Best Before date, like a Epiphone instead of a Gibson I guess guitar buffs, then you had Sinclairs own great releases like SURVIVAL, MAKE-A-CHIP which was so crap it was unfathomable . ANyone have a light gun and Operatio Wolf?
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 6:43, archived)
# geoffrey

(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 5:26, archived)
# infantile really...
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 6:36, archived)
# now - i'd pay £1.99 for that game
i would.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 7:07, archived)
# i don't think the spectrum...
...could do brown that well. I wouldn't like to see its rendering of it. Although the flushed red of Geoff's face might work quite well. Time to crack out the Sinclair Basic books.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 7:46, archived)
# the idea of squeezing my neck with an iron bar to get a log out
is very funny. Do you think that's what Geoff does?

BTW: a friend got an email from Geoff the other day. He asked him to mention his "save the take-away" campaign on his site.

Sadly - we suspected that the email was from some PR drone.
(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 8:10, archived)
# more Daley Bum-a-thons!


(, Wed 24 Oct 2001, 5:49, archived)