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  1. Gregory Wolfe
    She obviously meant text adventure with graphics (graphic adventure) which seems like a reasonable claim. The game you mention is obviously an early RPG and I would argue that they have always been separate genres.
  2. Gregory Wolfe
    This seems rather definitive. https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2018-03-19/doctor-who-christopher-eccleston-russell-t-davies/
  3. Gregory Wolfe
    He'd previously done 'The Second Coming' with RTD.
  4. Gregory Wolfe
    Only one of them will have shit sales.
  5. Gregory Wolfe
    Who really cares what a console looks like? There's always someone ready to declare it ugly.
  6. Gregory Wolfe
    mate.
  7. Gregory Wolfe
    That was one I didn't have... I've just watched a video of that. The Joust I had played better/faster with better sounds and the scale of the sprites compared to the background was more accurate. I have occasionally seen screenshots of Jouste and questioned my memory but watching it on Youtube has removed all doubt.
  8. Gregory Wolfe
    I was certain I had a pirate copy of this back in the day. Having such things wasn't unusual back then, see also Crystal Castles by 'Thundervision'.
  9. Gregory Wolfe
    This is worth a watch.
  10. Gregory Wolfe
    Wan't the PS2 unpredictable with some RGB scart cables?
  11. Gregory Wolfe
    It's stunning.
  12. Gregory Wolfe
    It was a slippy slope but he plumbed the depths.
  13. Gregory Wolfe
    A scunner darkly.
  14. Gregory Wolfe
    Half Life being featured in this issue is analogous with Manic Miner being featured in issue 1. Just saying.
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