June 22, 2010
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October 29, 2009
4:02 PM
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Video game characters zombified
Surely Zombie Link would be EATING Tingle??? Amusing article, btw
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October 21, 2009
5:00 PM
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The Top 7... Maddest British old-school games
This is why I love UK and Jap games - US games are too RAWK AN ROLL! HELL YEAH I HATE Y'ALL British music in the 80s was pioneering, just like the 80s games scene (must have been something in the water back then). I like my games to be unique. Another great read from the Houghton - thanks.
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September 30, 2009
6:16 PM
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Absolutely terrifying 'sexy' images of 8-bit 'babes'
LOL Fantastic article - brought back fond memories. I think UK Radar journos are so much wittier and funnier than US ones (sorry US ones). Recaptcha: rected novocain (the dentist from hell)
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September 18, 2009
1:47 PM
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QOTW: What's the first game you bought on your own?
Driller, for the Spectrum 48k. A whole, actual, living, breathing, moving, 3D world crammed into 48k of memory! It was this game made me realise 3D was the way forward!!! For once, the hype lived up to it's name and it blew me away - well worth the £8.99 full price!
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September 17, 2009
5:35 PM
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Fanboy wars throughout the ages - Settled at last!
That Amiga version: it cannot be a standard A500? Must have been for A1200 or the CD32. Great article btw, but unfortunately I suffer from motion sickness so I only watched the first minute of each - I'd rather have SF2 or Tetris as the ultimate fanboys test. recaptcha: donlin progressing (wtf is a donlin and does it really have to progress? Sounds like something Number 5 from Short Circuit would say)
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September 15, 2009
10:57 PM
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2 years, 3 months ago Video game characters zombified
Surely Zombie Link would be EATING Tingle???

Amusing article, btw
2 years, 3 months ago The Top 7... Maddest British old-school games
This is why I love UK and Jap games - US games are too RAWK AN ROLL! HELL YEAH I HATE Y'ALL

British music in the 80s was pioneering, just like the 80s games scene (must have been something in the water back then).

I like my games to be unique.

Another great read from the Houghton - thanks.
2 years, 4 months ago Absolutely terrifying 'sexy' images of 8-bit 'babes'
LOL

Fantastic article - brought back fond memories.

I think UK Radar journos are so much wittier and funnier than US ones (sorry US ones).

Recaptcha: rected novocain (the dentist from hell)
2 years, 5 months ago QOTW: What's the first game you bought on your own?
Driller, for the Spectrum 48k.

A whole, actual, living, breathing, moving, 3D world crammed into 48k of memory! It was this game made me realise 3D was the way forward!!!

For once, the hype lived up to it's name and it blew me away - well worth the £8.99 full price!
2 years, 5 months ago Fanboy wars throughout the ages - Settled at last!
That Amiga version: it cannot be a standard A500? Must have been for A1200 or the CD32.

Great article btw, but unfortunately I suffer from motion sickness so I only watched the first minute of each - I'd rather have SF2 or Tetris as the ultimate fanboys test.

recaptcha: donlin progressing
(wtf is a donlin and does it really have to progress? Sounds like something Number 5 from Short Circuit would say)
2 years, 5 months ago A brief history of cheats
LOL - amusing article!

I love cheats coz these days I have a life outside of games (but sometimes I wish I was geeky/nerdy/cool enough to play eat sleep games 24/7) - it's called a job - so having an appropriate cheat means I can "play" it to get more value.

But I love cheats coz they're more like easter eggs. Just fun things to twiddle with.

"swindle honest cheaters" LOL
2 years, 5 months ago 12 hot facts about the Golden Joystick Awards
14. There aren't enough of these events covered on TV (2 mins on the BBC does not count).

15. Nowhere near as glitzy or glamourous as Film, TV, or Music awards (both sides of the Atlantic).
2 years, 5 months ago QOTW: What's your fondest Sega memory?
It's gotta be the Dreamcast because:
- online play (Chu Chu Rocket, Quake, Phantasy Star Online)
- voice recognition (albeit one game, but phew, WHAT A GAME!)
- beautiful yet quirky and "out the box" games (Jet Set/Grind Radio, Rez, Seaman, Cosmic Smash)
- Sega's arcade games (Daytona, F355, the Virtua games, House of the Dead)

Then, when it was announced that it was to be discontinued, I snapped up as many games (EU, US, and JP) and peripherals as possible, but I was also able to easily play - with EASE - so much homebrew and emus!

The joy to discover the Megadrive/Genesis and Master System back catalogue!

A fantastic all round system - such a shame it never fully realised the potential, and what wonders Sega would have if they were still in the hardware business.
2 years, 5 months ago 22 brilliant Dreamcast games doomed to die
I remember going into Game when the PS2 just came out, and asked "what good games are there on the PS2?".

He couldn't answer, he had to keep looking back at the shelves of PS2 games.

This truly shows what strong marketing means to companies (not just games related ones) and what it means to the general popluation.
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