After a supremely modest Kickstarter success in 2018, ex-Zoner Nick Brakespear's text adventure is out on Steam today. Check it out!
It's free, you blaggards!
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My friend Nicole's son Oliver is an awesome, hilarious kid - but he's also not well at all.
Please consider donating to Nicole's fund so specialist investigation and treatment can be secured to help him and stabilise his future.
Thanx ❤️
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New episode: Issue 103 (June 2001) ▶️ pczone.substack.com/p/the-du…
Mark Hill, @MartinKorda, @rhipratchett, Keith Pullin and @zptr explore the Dunes, creep up on a few stealth games and try to remember if the @pczone Reader Awards were any good.
Cappygohere
ALRIGHT I'LL BITE.
Start of your games career vs now.
Looking at around 2003 here shouting into an N-Gage in Kyiv iirc on assignment for @pczone, and then a recent-ish pic of me while on duty at Hangar.
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Chatting with Richie Shoemaker @zptr ex-deputy editor of iconic PC Zone, we explore the mag's history & its role in shaping PC gaming! 🎮
#retrogaming #Podcast
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On the anniversary of Zone's final issue, indulging in wishful thinking is permitted.
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10 yrs after he first applied and after 130 issues of hard reviewing labour, this guy finally joins the PC Zone editorial team 20 yrs ago this month. Right Said Prez!
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Twenty years since joining PC Zone. Twenty years in the games industry.
Still a good boy, really, one would hope.
20 yrs ago, @HillyTheFish had had enough of this shit, too, but didn't have anything better do to.
20 yrs ago, @rhipratchett announced she'd had enough of this shit.
Who remember's the Amstrad Mega PC? The business PC that knew how to par-tay!
@Zptr admits to almost buying the Mega Plus - the 486 variant.
30 yrs ago Zone's infatuation with CM/FM began. The 75% score suggests it was a slow-burning love.
"Results come ticking across the screen slower than the forward progress of a magazine editor who finds himself first through a pub door."
The August 1993 issue of PC Zone was notable for a few things, not least the freelance debut of Toby Finlay, who would go on to write episodes for Ripper Street and Peaky Blinders.





















