Fame at Last

I'm a new member to WOS, and already I'm hooked! I took a trip to the Rock n' Roll Years of Your Sinclair and found an article I wrote to the infamous Mike Gerrard all those years ago, Yes, I was Elchraken, of the "Masters Of The Unhuman Eliminators Group" sending in my solution and hints to Vera Cruz affair!
The name Elchraken came from the side of a shaving foam can when I was 15.
In case any of you care, Eurasmik is now manager of Spar in Rochford and has since retired from Eliminating Unhuman kinds!
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  • edited June 2003
    Welcome to the forums Steve! yes, many of us have been reduced to giggling misty-eyed whimpering lunatics after re-visiting all those memories of youth. join the club!
  • edited June 2003
    :)

    My name is in an issue of C&VG (somewhere between 1986-88) when I won a copy of Elite for the BBC Master Compact.
  • edited June 2003
    Although I've never been published, my mate had his own monthly section in YS for a bit called 'Steve's Programming Launderette', and another mate got mentioned in SU tips pages.

    Do I win a prize?



















    Thought not :(
  • edited June 2003
    Mooching off famous people is TEH SUXX.
  • edited June 2003
    Steveinuk - any chance you still have your solution? It'd be interesting to see how it compares to the one we already have on Tipshop (from Crash)

    Toodle-pip!
    Gerard
  • edited June 2003
    Well I do have an old ring-binder full of speccy solutions I gathered over the years (some of which I did myself), maybe I filed it in there, I shall look asap.
  • edited July 2003
    Hi,

    Talking about solutions, has anyone got a solution to the game Manor of Doom by Rob Stringer???? It is a text adventure from 1984 and is very difficult and I want to complete it as for some stupid reason I have loved this game since 1984.

    Help me please!!!!!


    Jason.
  • edited July 2003
    I was 'The Phantom Raspberry Blower' in the letters page of an early 1990s issue of YS. It was a letter they entitled 'Listen up, Lewis!' in which I moaned about my mate Lewis never keeping the games I leant him in their cases.

    Marvellous.

    Welcome to the forum Steve.
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