Zzap64/Crash Magazine film
Any old sods like me remembering the 8bit computers and reading Zzap64 or Crash might enjoy this. Nice little doc about Newsfield and the teenagers who ran it.
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JamTallons, Sat 4 Jan 2014, 12:56,
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I'm ancient enough. I loved Terminal Man and the artwork generally. Thanks for this...
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Jabberwoc misses D.R. and Quinch, Sat 4 Jan 2014, 14:21,
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Great find!
I used to read Crash every month - great magazine for the time.
Btw I have to call you out as being a Commadore cunt again - the title of your post says it all - Crash came first ;)
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Good stuff.
I bought all six issues of LM. In fact I've probably still got them in my attic somewhere. WAY ahead of its time - it was "Loaded", eight years too soon. You could tell it wasn't going to last long, though, because one of the good things about it was that there were hardly any adverts in it...
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I worked in a computer shop '83-'85
so I'm familiar with just about every game from every platform of that era. It was great having a new game come in and you'd take it home to "review" it, I think I played every Spectrum game at the time (I was the Spectrum guy). Funny thing is, I never really liked games... I was more into programming. I loved the magazine called Your Computer. That was far more up my street. I think I bought maybe two Crash mags in my life, didn't like them.
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Black Moon Not cracked, I'm all up to be., Thu 16 Jan 2014, 2:45,
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