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Very_Metal wrote:
> Sim Brick - a picture of a brick. there are 3 buttons:
> "exist", "pause" and "quit".. it was
> genius :)
But surely it pales in comparison to the cover-cassette mounted wonder that was 'Advanced Lawnmower Simulator'
> Sim Brick - a picture of a brick. there are 3 buttons:
> "exist", "pause" and "quit".. it was
> genius :)
But surely it pales in comparison to the cover-cassette mounted wonder that was 'Advanced Lawnmower Simulator'
Sim Brick - a picture of a brick. there are 3 buttons: "exist", "pause" and "quit".. it was genius :)
Sensible trainspotting - a list of numbers down the bottom of the screen, tick them off as the train rumbles by (have to have ticked it before the train disappears off the screen again) and fill up your sheet before the time runs out.
worryingly addictive :)
Sensible trainspotting - a list of numbers down the bottom of the screen, tick them off as the train rumbles by (have to have ticked it before the train disappears off the screen again) and fill up your sheet before the time runs out.
worryingly addictive :)
For Kids' games, Microsoft Ant was pretty dull, although not in the same league as those by the looks of what you just posted. All you do is move ants so they can do basic tasks, and to make it even worse, the colour scheme is mostly beige and black. No wonder a very young me only used it a few times.
i remember that!!!!!!!!
on a par with "Sim Brick" and "Sensible Trainspotting" for top notch originality :)
on a par with "Sim Brick" and "Sensible Trainspotting" for top notch originality :)
I had loads of sega and nintendo mags from that era, but they were taking up far too much room, so I stuffed them all in an incinerator and burnt them into ash.
sorry about that. I'm sure I could have sold them, but I was re-decorating my room and didn't have time.
I kept a couple of ancient 'Your Sinclair' magazines though, just for nostalgia factor.
I ain't selling them though, no way.
One of them has a game in called 'Lawn Mower Simulator'.
I kid you not!
sorry about that. I'm sure I could have sold them, but I was re-decorating my room and didn't have time.
I kept a couple of ancient 'Your Sinclair' magazines though, just for nostalgia factor.
I ain't selling them though, no way.
One of them has a game in called 'Lawn Mower Simulator'.
I kid you not!
Eesh
Well it looks like I must have thrown them out at one stage. Oh well.
I have some Amiga Format and Amiga Active mags if you're interested...
Well it looks like I must have thrown them out at one stage. Oh well.
I have some Amiga Format and Amiga Active mags if you're interested...
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I have some your sinclair magazinees for sale, if you sant.
I just need to ofind them
I just need to ofind them
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Had you not had such an attitude problem, maybe he would have offered you a decent amount for your magazines? I hope he doesn't now though.
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