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What do you think about that game? вќЅo you think there is still something possible to do with the Filmation technique? > About Monster Max I have to tell you that when I discovered it, it made my day, a Filmation like the one they used to be in the 8 bits.Head Over Heels style.

> Did you ever think about writing a Matchday 3 for 8 bits? No I never thought I could do much better than Match Day 2 on the 8 bit machines. There was a minor issue that made the publisher change the name to Super Match Soccer. Super Match Soccer is in my opinion a pretty addictive and funny game, I got to know that there was some legal problems that made impossible to call it Match Day 3, Is that the third part you dreamed to write?

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> From your post-8-bit-era I still have two of your original programs, I keep them as little gems of my collection : Super Match Soccer for PC and Monster Max for GB. > We know that JoffaSmith is working in a project. I don't know the url (webmster note: it could be nice if someone could send him an e-mail with it). > Talking now about the retroscene, I dont know If you follow it much, but we would encourage to do it, hehe, and check out our page, we are still producing 8 bit games, and improving game by game, we would like you to tell us what you think about our games.

I missed it as I was working on PC's and arcade machines. > How do you think the transition from 8 bit to 16 bit was?

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> When the dinosaurs dissapeared, what did you do, what changes did u take in your professional life?ДЄt the time I had started doing some work with Rare including writing the development system they used for most of their early games. > We would be charmed with being able to see some material that nobody has seen before, we want a sole right, is it possible? I've seen a few graphics that looked suspiciously similar to graphics we had in Head over Hells and Batman but I've never been able to identify ideas of mine being reused. I had one project that was underway when I stopped working on the Spectrum but although it looked good for the time it is nothing special by today's standards. > The 8bit computers death was something like the dinosaurs dissapareance, there was a meteorite falling and afterwards everything was lost (almost everything), so I guess there were some projects withouth finishing in your case? can those ideas still be used for any project? Have you seen any of your ideas used in any game? I can certainly remember a few of the greats - most of the Ultimate games, Spindizzy, Ant Attack but the crap ones have faded from my memory. Very poorly is the answer - my memory is not as good as I would wish. > The ZX Spectrum had great games but at the same time some other very crap games, how do you remember those productions? (both great and crap) I still have a two working spectrums and two working ZX81's, one of which is the first computer I bought and my first game was written on. I have tried emulators for several machines, most recently the Game Boy and previously the Spectrum, ZX81 and Amstrad CPC. I am sure that you have tried one some time, do you still use emulators? or maybe actual machines? still have any spectrum working? Its a curious thing to see how the machines that helped to finish with the 8 bit era now have inside one of those little computers (8 bits) as a emulator.

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