Title: Colin Piggot Namechecked...
He gets a mention on like page 6 of the new retro gamer magazine along with a nice picture of a Sam Coupé, but who is it sat at it?
Graham
Title: RE: Colin Piggot Namechecked...
Well, the SAM appears to have something chunky plugged into the back of it and proper speakers attached so I'm guessing it's your stand at least.
-Original Message-
From: Colin Piggot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 January 2004 10:01
Title: RE: Colin Piggot Namechecked...
Nope! Ha!
-Original Message-
From: Edwin Blink [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 January 2004 17:12
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Colin Piggot Namechecked...
Importance: Low
He gets a mention on like page 6 of the new
Title: RE: ZXF
And more importantly, Head Over Heels gets a glowing review. ;)
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From: Gavin Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 December 2003 22:46
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: ZXF
Importance: Low
http://www.zxf.cjb.net/
The latest issue
Um, how hard is it to read a file listing
from a SAM DISK image (either SAMDOS or MasterDOS)
and how does the TOC work so I can figure out how to load it on the PC? Only
I'm thinking of writing summat
to load and convert screens and graphics and the like and was wondering if it's
more
Title: RE: Sam Disk TOCs
Ooh, ta' muchly I'll give it a read. I wanna' basically make a MODE 4 graphic viewer (assuming the graphics aren't stored in some horrid manner) which I suppose means writing summat to look for palettes, too.
Could be interesting. :)
Graham
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Title: RE: Blobby
Every few months I like to check up on our old fat bearded con-artist
friend, Mr Brenchley, to see if he is still posting nonsense on the net.
Well of course he is! I thought this FAQ for alt.cats was very funny -
there's even a picture of Bob at a SAM show (I can see
Title: RE: FAQ (Was: Sam Coupe Scrapbook - new location)
-Original Message-
From: Tim P [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 April 2003 20:19
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: FAQ (Was: Sam Coupe Scrapbook - new location)
Well Graham G used to do it, and then stopped (can't remember
Title: RE: Hi all!
RUMSOFT
Rumsoft?! Name is very familiar but my memory is a blank this morning and I
can't think why...
RUMSOFT/SAPOSOFT file packer. That's where you probably remember it from. T'was ace.
Graham
Title: Waterworks
Well, it turns out that I managed to track down Martin Bell and he is the chap who worked at EA/Bullfrog/BigBlueBox so at last I shall know how he did the water in Waterworks! Hurrah!
Graham
Title: RE: Waterworks
He did indeed tell me, so nerr! ;)
Graham
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 February 2003 14:27
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Waterworks
Well, it turns out that I managed to track down Martin Bell and he
Message-
From: Tobermory [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 February 2003 14:49
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: RE: Waterworks
Don't keep us waiting, spill beans! spill beans!
Graham Goring said:
He did indeed tell me, so nerr! ;)
Graham
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
missing
something about this water, I don't see it being complex, but ive only
played the demo
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Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Graham Goring
Sent: 10
February 2003
14:52
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no'
Subject: RE: Waterworks
He used
Title: RE: Waterworks
Sure, no problem.
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From: Colin Piggot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 February 2003 15:04
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Waterworks
Graham Goring said:
I don't think there's an entire article in it, though. And I only wanted
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Behalf Of Graham Goring
Sent: 10
February 2003
14:59
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no'
Subject: RE: Waterworks
It
wasn't really that complex, but I'm damned if I could figure out how to program
it myself. Bah!
I don't
think there's an entire article in it, though. And I only wanted
Title: RE: Freds wanted
Yeah, Retros looked fab. All his games were so neat, well presented and
often quite original. He made Gamesmaster look good! :)
Remember One Man And His Frog?
I'd love to find a TnT disc image. I'm afraid my PC won't make an image of my SAM disc of it because it's
Title: RE: Freds wanted
I'd love to find a TnT disc image.
TnT - Wasn't that the BombJack clone?
Yup, and very lovely it was, too. Mind you, I remember Santa Goes Psycho 2 as being great but I replayed it recently and it wasn't. At all.
Of all the GM games, I reckon Blast! was one of the
You can grab those FRED's
then. They're upstairs in the box-room. ;)
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From: Gavin Smith
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 February 2003 13:02
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Freds wanted
I assume
that includes WinME? Only my discs are at my
Title: RE: Freds wanted
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 February 2003 13:06
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: RE: Freds wanted
I assume that includes WinME?
I believe so.
Hurrah!
Anyone know the copyright status on things like
Title: RE: Freds wanted
Ah. Well, I could easily contact Matt Round but Martin Bell is another proposition altogether as I've no idea what he did after the SAM. There's a Martin Bell who worked for Bullfrog and Lionhead for a while (now at Big Blue Box) but I dunno' if it's the same one at
For which one?
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From: Gavin Smith
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 February 2003 13:19
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Freds wanted
On
Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 01:16 pm, Graham Goring wrote:
Ah. Well,
I could easily contact Matt Round
wanted
For
Matt...(honestly, I will leave your ma alone tonight...)
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 01:21 pm, Graham Goring wrote:
For which one?
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Message-
From: Gavin Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 February 2003 13:19
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Was she as loose as your mum was with me?
Thanks!
I've never been to his site before!
PS. I've
already had her
me a copy of Days of Sorcery? :)
On
Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 01:31 pm, Graham Goring wrote:
Was she as loose as your mum was with me?
Thanks!
I've never been to his site before!
PS. I've
already had her
Title: RE: Freds wanted
What was Days Of Sorcery? It rings a bell for some reason...
A text / graphics Adventure game released in 1993 by Nigel Kettlewell - a
viewable info demo is on Fred34 iirc and SCPDU 5.
I seem to recall it now, yeah. I think I probably typed about 3 words into the
Title: RE: Freds wanted
There was later adventure stuff on the Fred mag from what I remember -
around
issue 40 I seem to remember a BASIC adventure writing program, or the
infamous
'Spam Soufflé' adventure from the Sam Newsdisk.
Colin
I love the term Spam Soufflé. :)
The best ever
Title: RE: Freds wanted
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 01:52 pm, Colin Piggot wrote:
I seem to recall it now, yeah. I think I probably typed about 3 words
into
the demo and never bothered again (text adventures weren't my bag).
Don't think that was the D.O.S. demo ... as that was
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Sent: 22 January 2003 20:27
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: E-Tunes
On Tuesday 21 Jan 2003 5:31 pm, Graham Goring wrote:
Do the compressed e-tunes still contain all the data necessary
to reconstruct the original big 80K files?
Stefan Drissen wrote a decompressor which did
issue 34.
Hope, this is what you ment.
- Wolfgang
Andrew Collier schrieb:
On Tuesday 21 Jan 2003 5:31 pm, Graham Goring wrote:
Do the compressed e-tunes still contain all the data necessary
to reconstruct the original big 80K files?
Stefan Drissen wrote a decompressor which did
Title: RE: E-Tunes
Ah, my memory is addled. That's not the program I meant (I've just had
a look, and it's actually on issue 52) but that is indeed where his
article about the ETracker file format is.
That's the issue with the best drawn menu ever. ;)
Well, maybe 51...
Graham
Title: RE: E-Tunes
It's a pity there ain't summat like SID Play for E-Tunes... Though I
wonder how hard it'd be to write one... Hmm...
There is... Aley Keprt has written 'SamPlay' for playing compiled Etracker
tunes
on the PC http://www.keprt.cz/progs/saaemu/
Hey-hey! That's great,
Title: RE: E-Tunes
SAA32 is the executable to use, and use it through a command prompt.
Gah! The very idea! Waah!
Still, it's better than nowt. :)
Grahamof Sam Revival Magazine Out Now !
Title: RE: E-Tunes
No I didn't. That's my full name.
-Original Message-
From: Colin Piggot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 January 2003 15:37
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: E-Tunes
Grahamof Sam Revival Magazine Out Now !
You forgot to delete all of my email/sig when
Title: E-Tunes
How easy d'you think it'd be to convert an E-Tune to a mod format like XM/S3M/IT? Do the compressed e-tunes still contain all the data necessary to reconstruct the original big 80K files? And is the file format of those big files known at all?
Graham
Righty, it seems
to me that there are a lot more deserving owners of a SAM on this list than
myself (ie, people who'll actually use one even
if it's just cannibalised and used for surgery). So, I'm giving
mine up for adoption (even if the adopters do rip it apart and bury the rest in
the
also pick it up.
Luke
-Original
Message-
From: Graham Goring
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 January 2003 10:12
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no'
Subject: Free SAM Coupé (he's innocent)
Righty, it seems to me that there
are a lot more deserving owners of a SAM on this list than myself
/various spectrums when I have my loft conversion
done, in a few months.
Regards
Matt Shaw
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From: Graham Goring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/01/17 Fri AM 10:11:40 GMT
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no' sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Free SAM Coupé (he's innocent)
Righty, it seems
Title: RE: Moment of truth
1) Do you have an actual Sam Coupe:
Yes.
2) Does it work?
Yes. (though the DD whines)
3) Do you still use it?
No!
4) How many bits of sam software have you got?
Every single FRED, WATERWORKS 12, TNT, SAMPaint, LEMMINGS and some others.
5) Do you still actively seek
Title: RE: (no subject)
I did a fair few crappy little ones for FRED in my time, mostly with GamesMaster but a few pure, unadulterated BASIC ones. :)
Graham
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From: Graham Goring
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 7 januari 2003 11:24
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no'
Subject: RE: (no subject)
I did a
fair few crappy little ones for FRED in my time, mostly with GamesMaster but a
few pure, unadulterated BASIC ones. :)
Graham
Title: RE: Hi ho
So how does Chris White explain the disaster that was PS1 Speedball?
Zing! Hahaha!
Graham
Title: Hi ho
Blimey, I was looking around for old Sam Coupé sites and I suddenly remembered the mailing list. So I just thought I'd drop in and see how/what everyone was doing? Obviously me and James Curry are still in contact but I've not heard hide nor hair from most ex Spam Soufflé owners
Title: RE: Hi ho
I've not, but I did hear that Colin was still producing hardware for the SAM. Are there many active users still? The only time I look at SAM stuff is via emulation. I'm thinking of compiling a disc of all the best e-tunes in one lump...
What's his website addy then?
Graham
Title: RE: Hi ho
Ta'. I think my actual SAM is in Stratford Upon Avon at the moment (I'm in Manchester) and I'm not even sure if it works any more. Certainly the disc drive made odd whining sounds last time I tried using it...
I'm surprised that Colin's working on a FPS game for the SAM,
Title: RE: Hi ho
Well disk drives can be easily replaced
I'll stick with my PC for now I think... Far more fun writing games on the PC than the SAM (I don't have to worry about optimising ;) ).
Oh don't sound so pessemistic :)
There is still life in the Sam world! In fact, over the
Title: RE: Hi ho
And remember, not every one is doing stuff for Sam for a financial gain.
Well, I never did anything for FRED for money, it was all for the love of the machine on the SAM. Same thing with PC games, I only write 'em for fun and to remake Speccy classics.
Graham
Title: RE: Hi ho
Optimisation is the fun part! Getting down to the nitty gritty in assembler
is a
great way to spend the night ;)
I'd rather concentrate on the game design part of it myself, for me that's the interesting bit about making games. :)
Graham
om: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Graham Goring
Sent: 03 January 2003 17:02
To: 'sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no'
Subject: RE: Hi ho
Optimisation
is the fun part! Getting down to the nitty gritty in assembler
is a
great way to spend the night
;)
I'd
rather concentrate o
Title: RE: Hi ho
Well, that's the thing innit? Pentium processors are bastard-fast so it's the last thing you think of. Obviously coding on the SAM is far more of an artform than anything I do on the PC because every T-state (or multiple of 4, anyway :) ) counts.
The only assembler I did on
about it?
Well Dave seems to like messages of the one-word variety, Andrew. ;)
Graham Goring
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And... Yes! I remember Imposters too. Quite cool for a SCADS game, I thought.
Yes, it would have been if it wasn't a GamesMaster game. ;)
Graham Goring
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is the only person who's replied to
this topic that nobody else on sam-users knows who I am? Not famous enough.
Bummer :-(
Yup. You're a nobody with an inflated sense of self-worth, Stephen. You
should be right at home on sam-users. ;)
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bugs in it at Sam shows.
Hmm, didn't you once have a letter on Digitizer, too?
Yeah, a review of summat, IIRC.
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in at
the moment, pop over to www.retrospec.co.uk and have a shufty. Kaboom?
Ha! Wayne keeps promising, but I reckon hell will freeze over first.
Graham Goring
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on the site ASAP (and legal this
time) :-)
Which sour-puss complained, then?
Graham Goring
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stupidly cheap looking stalls at the Gloucester shows and the computer game
featuring Colin Anderton in a pair of red rubber time travelling trousers
that appeared in FRED once? NO??? Sod ya then :-) )
Ha! I remember that Gremlins game.
Graham Goring
less.
Graham Goring
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a real SAM over here...
I believe that the Russian can supply them with the launchers for a
very reasonable fee. Only last week I got a nuclear submarine for using
along the canal.
Graham Goring
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leaving the Retrospec list as well, then?
Graham Goring
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seems to have been
invented by a man being choked with a bicycle chain while smashing
his head onto a keyboard.
Aaah, where did those childhood years go? ;)
I keep mine in a small box by my chair.
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Collier
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On Sun, Aug 29, 1999 at 05:30:45PM +0100, Graham Goring wrote:
NB. I was speaking to Wayne today, and he says he'll finish Kaboom! when
there's a 32bit version of SIM Coupé to do it on... ;)
But it is 32-bit already...
I think
, either (Fred 42).
Yeah. I wonder what Matt Round is doing these days?
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Johnna Teare [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Who was Anonymity Smith? The bloke (i am assuming it was a
bloke) who wrote those spoof sci-fi stories on Fred from years
back?
guilt
Me.
/guilt
Graham Goring
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all only about 20 people ever
read it. ;)
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Collier
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On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 11:21:32AM +0100, Graham Goring wrote:
But it is 32-bit already...
I think he means a version he can easily use on the desktop, a la zx32.
But you can... on your Linux desktop.
Don't be silly. Wayne
on The Next Generation, not the original one.
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Collier
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On Tue, Aug 31, 1999 at 12:48:56AM +0100, Graham Goring wrote:
Don't be silly. Wayne works for Reflections, he's used to programming
games for a viable software environment. :)
That's dangerous talk on a Sam list...
Cor lummy
if you're intersted.
Bagsy the Prisoner :)
D'you have something for blokes in stripy clothes then, Simon? ;)
Bagsy Doctor Who, btw! Oh, and the BBC adaption of The Tripods.
Graham Goring
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it really was a terrible game.
But I don't think it was Sam's worst ever game for my money, that
honor goes to... fx type=drumrollfx type=rips open envelope
Parallax.
I'd have given it to the game's predecessor, whose name escapes me
at the moment. Now THAT was a shit game.
Graham Goring
with mode 2 levels and mode 4 bosses,
wunnit?
Graham Goring
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a fair few fine shooters.
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Gordon Wallis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
Graham Goring wrote:
Was there ever a _better_ shooter, though?
Space Invaders. On a later issue of Fred. By me ;-)
Pah! James Curry's Dark Vortex was far better... And Diggory Gray
produced a fair few fine shooters
In message Pine.SOL.3.95q.990826085542.26407A-
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Andrew Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I'd hate to think
that Sam's tenth birthday may go by without a proper party...
Don't you mean wake?
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Paul Walker
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problem. What about that other word I invented, Dukelicious? No-
one's using it?! What a Duketastrophy!
Mm. Sounds like The Tick was a damn sight funnier. Orders of magnitude, in
fact.
No taste at all...
Graham Goring
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
James R Curry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Graham Goring wrote:
snip
www.duketastrophy.demon.co.uk
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
Hmm, that's a real quizibuk.
Hello? Webster? How much to make dukelicious a word?
Graham Goring
on The Paramount Comedy channel and Bravo, I'm
afraid.
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Fitzpatrick
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HTH : Hand To Heart (I'm being honest)
Surely that'd be HOH, Hand *ON* Heart? (Or Head Over Heels... Eek!)
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Fitzpatrick
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Graham Goring wrote:
snip
www.duketastrophy.demon.co.uk
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
:)
Neither.
Duke-tast-roff-ee
It's a word taken from the excellent cartoon The Critic.
Graham Goring
Legend Of
Eshan, btw). But I've pretty much finished Strontium Dog in the past,
but again Slaine I'm useless at. Have you tried paging the Spectrum
Oracle, yet?
Graham Goring
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is the Spectrum Oracle?
SPOT-ON, the Spectrum Oracle On Trumpton. And sorta' massive database of
Speccy information that has huge amounts of information. I forget the
URL, but if you go to WOS (www.void.demon.nl/spectrum, IIRC) you'll be
able to find a link to it, no doubt.
Graham Goring
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Fitzpatrick
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Graham Goring wrote:
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
:)
Neither.
Duke-tast-roff-ee
It's a word taken from the excellent cartoon The Critic.
Well, you learn something everyday
searched and searched for them and all I can find
are tips for modern platforms... so much for the dawning of the retro gaming
(and er.. cheating) era.
I've got a few cheats and maps on my site... But only a few. What are
you stuck on?
www.duketastrophy.demon.co.uk
Graham Goring
the odd creative input (like reminding him to
make the ball a spinning beach-ball)
as it happens, by chance I happened to recently download an extremely
EGGBuM-like game called Crillion. Written using Allegro, as it
happens...
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim
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From: Graham Goring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, I imagined it, then I thought about the tons of PC software that's
either cheaper or free, and that's far better than Matt Round's game. I
don't think there's anything that's available
exception being the sublime
Waterworks)
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], James R Curry
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Testify! Testify!
Bit late for that, OJ was found innocent, y'know...
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of the SAM Coupé which
lists what you can plug into it. Lovely 2-colour GIFs, yes.
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stuart Brady
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On Mon, 24 May 1999, Graham Goring wrote:
I'll be happy to HTML-ise it and host it on my page, once it's done.
Hell, if Ian gets bored of doing it, I'll gladly take over the task...
Make sure it's clean html, then. Plain
it on my page, once it's done.
Hell, if Ian gets bored of doing it, I'll gladly take over the task...
Graham Goring
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of mine
from uk.games.video.playstation!
Graham Goring
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Simon
Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Well... you don't think that with all his money, he's going to settle for
tomayto juice in his Bloody Mary do you?
You say tomayto... ;)
Graham Goring
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Is it true that Bill Gates drinks goat's blood?
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Have a nice MELISSA-FREE Easter!
Y'know, I hear the Melissa brought down COMPAQ's HQ a few days back...
Graham Goring
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(just kiddin', Bob)
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a lot of stuff on this list. :-)
Yup - sometimes we should call it former-sam-users ;-)
Or maybe The Mailing List Formerly Known As Sam-Users. :)
Graham Goring
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then... ;)
Graham Goring
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to exploit the capabilities of the old Spectrum 128. (Not
to mention Starglider, and a handful of other games).
Never saw it myself, and I had about 20 disks full of 128K conversions
(thanks to Simon Cooke, Colin MacD and of course the majority coming
from Martijn Groen).
Graham Goring
and it crashed eventually. Plus the Where Time
Stood Still music wobbles all over the place unless it's coming from
a good sound set-up. How odd.
I got a copy off of the excellent Martijn at one of the shows... :)
Oh, and it has a slideshow of tons of pictures, as well.
Graham Goring
Hmm, I've got *all* the FREDs around the place. Um, what are you missing
in terms of copies of FRED?
Graham Goring
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