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I finally got around to paying a visit last Sat.
Anyone in the area I cant recommend it enough, either for yourself to relive your youth or to see the origins of the computer revolution, OR if you have a child and you want to show them what you used to do as a kid!.
every month or so they have organised gaming events, and you can take your own food and drink so it makes for a cheap night out.
On Sat when I went there was a presentation by Jon Hare (Sensible Software) and Mike Montgomery (bitmap Bros) that alone made it worth while and was great to see 2 of the guys who played a large part in shaping my teenage years - and like I said to them..... thanks for ruining my school grades!
It is vital that our electronic history is not forgotten about imo, and the Cambridge Computer museum, and places like it will make sure it never happens.
Fantastic stuff!. (oh and there were at least a couple of guys there who were ED players)
PS Videogames were WAY harder back then!!!
Anyone in the area I cant recommend it enough, either for yourself to relive your youth or to see the origins of the computer revolution, OR if you have a child and you want to show them what you used to do as a kid!.
every month or so they have organised gaming events, and you can take your own food and drink so it makes for a cheap night out.
On Sat when I went there was a presentation by Jon Hare (Sensible Software) and Mike Montgomery (bitmap Bros) that alone made it worth while and was great to see 2 of the guys who played a large part in shaping my teenage years - and like I said to them..... thanks for ruining my school grades!
It is vital that our electronic history is not forgotten about imo, and the Cambridge Computer museum, and places like it will make sure it never happens.
Fantastic stuff!. (oh and there were at least a couple of guys there who were ED players)
PS Videogames were WAY harder back then!!!
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