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Celebrating the classic ZX Spectrum magazine CRASH, published by Newsfield. (No relation to the relaunched mag from Retro Fusion Books)
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An interesting note in this story from midway through RoboCop's ridiculously long run as UK games chart #1 in 1989: "Ocean doesn't think it will be the biggest selling game of all time, however, as game titles sold more two years ago than they do now." archive.org/details/NH20...
Show PostTHREAD: For those of you who enjoyed Codemasters games in the 8-bit era especially, you would have noticed the numbers on the side spines (or in big box cases, on the label on the back cover). They have a meaning too, and I had verified this with David Darling himself a while back. Here goes:
Show PostCrash charts for Nov 1986 READ: https://archive.org/stream/crash-magazine-34/Crash_34_Nov_1986#page/n113/mode/2up
Show PostExcited to announce that some of my hand-drawn maps will be included in the new ZX Spectrum book "The Rubber-Keyed Wonder: The Sinclair ZX Spectrum Story" if the Kickstarter reaches £100,000! Interested? Here's the link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/48k...
Show PostSomething to consider whenever you feel the spectre of Imposter Syndrome hovering over you.
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