cluless journo's talk retro
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2479087/Over-30-Then-game-Tetris-Pac-Man-Atari-classed-digital-ARCHAEOLOGY.html
magic miner anyone ?
and no prizes for guessing my comment :)
yet another journo who thinks looking up on the web for 3 hours qualifies them on a subject ffs
magic miner anyone ?
and no prizes for guessing my comment :)
yet another journo who thinks looking up on the web for 3 hours qualifies them on a subject ffs
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it's a tricky one with them, coz they spout so much bile... but the rare time they do something good.. yer , I know shocking.
- IONIAN-GAMES.com -
This is classic Daily Fail fodder, only a moron would read it.
I take the mail as "the beano for adults" just solely on the website comments.
Makes me wonder how much other (less substantiated) stuff could be wildly inaccurate.
Reminds me of the journalist from Ricky Gervais' Extras when he makes crap up and puts words into Andy's mouth:smile:
lol they mention manic miner earlier in the article too
http://www.tomroyal.com/teaandkittens/blocked.php
You take that back! The Beano is a quality publication!
Magic Miner?
My games for the Spectrum: Dingo, The Speccies, The Speccies 2, Vallation, SQIJ.
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hmmm, I suppose it could happen if we had infinite Spectrums running the following program:
10 FOR N=32768 TO 65535
20 POKE N, INT(RND*255)
30 NEXT N
40 RANDOMIZE USR 32768
Probably not quite that one, as the Spectrum's not-very random number generator would limit the results to 65536 possible programs, and I'm pretty sure Manic Miner wouldn't be amongst them.
I think I'm in the "hated" category well before halfway through the questions...
I can't think of anyone who would say "Yes" to Michael Gove, apart from if he asked "Am I a clueless, useless, negligible twattock?"
I was a big fan of Shenmue on the Commodore Z80 calculator.
Ah yes the Halcion days of playing Streetfighter 3 on my microwave while I waited for my curry to heat up.
Took me until question 10/13. I must be more conservative than I thought, although I did once vote Labour in a council election. I'm still not sure what a "talk retro" is though. It is worth noting that Mail Online != the Daily Mail. It's pitched at a different readership and many of the articles, probably including this one, are not printed in the paper. Also, the Mail on Sunday != the Daily Mail. My former employer, the Daily Mail & General Group, produces a lot of newspapers that do not represent the views of Paul Dacre (even if he is executive editor). For example, Metro is very left-leaning.
good of them to clarify that bit, I see the game in a whole different light now.
Paddle's apostrophe s though? F minus, see me
p.s. Fog = nugget?
I thought it was pretty obvious. :p ;)
8 for me!
Great to see another marvellous Mail article there! :lol:
Oh :-). wouldn't make a very good morse/poirot/Jessica fletcher would I...
Everywhere she goes, someone dies. You'd stop inviting her out after a while, wouldn't you? I reckon she killed people to give herself murders to write about so she could make lots of money in book sales...
no..
it was "chicken nugget" IRC I signed up as, nothing to do with the well known WOS one
due to how some of the posts remind me of a certain advert where the woman in question uses that phrase in a really awful grating voice. (reminded me of some of the comments posted there hehe)
I am hated by the daily mail.... easy really for anyone whose parents both aren't brits... for all the cack they do print..
they did tell stephen lawerence's killers to sue them if they were in the wrong
so it's odd one in that sense, 1 extreme to ther other