Mayhem

Long shot, but any chance to have the artwork the same as the original Atari 800/C64 releases?

For those who don’t know, STE worked on the C64 port of PoP, so yeah, he has been there.

Very much willing to bet that isn’t him.

Known Frank for a long time, upstanding guy, and if you have any interest in games that never came out across various platform, consider ordering the book!

Still need to get around to this, but bills bills bills... hopefully won't sell out. Any chance of a stock update?

Wow, consider myself enlightened, given the response you posted, I’d assumed you’d made the complaints in the last week or two, hence my post about how long the account had been going. Indeed, that’s a very slow process then, I wonder how many complaints Twitter get a day?!

Funky! Enjoying the C64 version, great to see this here.

Given the date on the tweets, how come the account hadn’t been picked up by anyone by now?! Beggars the question how many others may be lurking there.

Wow... okay yes ARM but still... wow!

Been waiting until I can afford it and Covid lockdown is over, so hopefully next couple of months...

I'd say Dr Destructo but the damage was caused by shooting down enemy planes.

There was a page on AA that listed all 50 winners (I was among them!) but doesn't seem to be working properly now... https://atariage.com/2600/archives/StarFireEliteSquadron/index.html

And even then I can’t get it right, but at least I will self correct. Re-read it and like, what a numpty, the ESB conversion kit came out in 1985 not 1984 heh.

Accidentally or intentionally here, Kieran is correct. Empire Strikes Back WAS the third Star Wars game to be released. The conversion kit to turn a Star Wars machine into ESB (it was never released as a standalone cabinet) came out in 1984 after the Return of the Jedi arcade (1983).

To paraphrase a certain Jedi Knight... who’s the more sad, the sad bastards posting here, or the sad bastard who follows them?