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Taskset
- By TCZ webmaster
- Published 08/23/2006
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Speech Box
- By TCZ webmaster
- Published 08/20/2006
- Electronic Speech Systems
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David Crane
- By TCZ webmaster
- Published 08/28/2006
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C64 Game
- By TCZ webmaster
- Published 12/24/2006
- Databases
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Jeff Minter
- By TCZ webmaster
- Published 11/11/2007
- Jeff Minter
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The other feature that set Jeff's games apart from his competitors was playability. The games tended to have great game play and could be very addictive. Although Jeff’s games were not technically as impressive as some other games at the time, originality and playability were the key to his success. The music for his games, like Hover Bovver and Revenge of the Mutant Camels, were composed by a college friend James Lisney, who was a pianist.
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