By Andrew Green
Genre: Text:Travel
This little game is in memory of the late Alan Whicker, who passed on last week. For those not familiar with Alan he is a suave moustached British journalist famous for his travel broadcasting. Although he did speak to people of all classes most will think of him talking to a dignitary sitting by a swimming pool with a glass of chilled champers in Monaco.
After the strange EMUZ loader that I’m not familiar with we have an excellent 'start' – not only does the program not autostart it finishes loading with a D – BREAK CONT REPEATS, 0:1 message.
The game gives you 4
choices, and you must enter the mind of Alan Whicker to see which is
correct. If you are eagle-eyed however,
you might spot a pattern that option 1 tends to be somewhere nice (like San
Tropez or Monte Carlo) and 2,3,4 are usually erm, a bit less nice. Successfully choosing the correct location
allows you to interview someone rich and famous, and failing to do so gives you
this screen:
10 successful interviews
completes the game.
A crap game, but a funny one. Thankyou Andrew (and thankyou Alan!)!
HACK SACK: Interview paradox 615 LET r=1, 8040 DATA “Alan Whicker”
Download here.
Genre: Text:Travel
This little game is in memory of the late Alan Whicker, who passed on last week. For those not familiar with Alan he is a suave moustached British journalist famous for his travel broadcasting. Although he did speak to people of all classes most will think of him talking to a dignitary sitting by a swimming pool with a glass of chilled champers in Monaco.
After the strange EMUZ loader that I’m not familiar with we have an excellent 'start' – not only does the program not autostart it finishes loading with a D – BREAK CONT REPEATS, 0:1 message.
A crap game, but a funny one. Thankyou Andrew (and thankyou Alan!)!
HACK SACK: Interview paradox 615 LET r=1, 8040 DATA “Alan Whicker”
Download here.
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