I have played a lot of computer games and over the years computer games have changed a lot. There are two ways to improve computer games... one is to improve the graphics. Then you can play the same computer game with better graphics. Yawn. If that's your idea of fun then you probably won't be reading this anyway.

Another way to make computer games better is to forget all about the graphics and make totally new ones with totally different ideas.

If you like the sound of that. I reckon you'll like this.

(Which yes, I'm sure, Mark will have played ten years ago on his Amiga)

Joanna Bogle she say...

watching a long line of communicants on this Monday January morning - all ages, both sexes, a great mix of people - I had a sudden wish to haul in some of the gleeful doomsayers who love telling us that Everything In the Church These Days is Awful and telling them to be quiet, kneel down, and join in...

...and then she say...

Apparently the bike trade generally didn't do so well this Christmas :"Lots of kids prefer to have computer games and that." Golly. How ghastly. It makes one droop.

When I play the new Zelda - Phantom Hourglass. It makes me want to haul in some of the gleeful doomsayers who love telling us that Everything in Videogames These Days is Awful and telling them to be quiet, sit down, and join in...

I expect staring at a box pushing buttons looks about as fulfilling as kneeling in front of a box fiddling with beads.