
Realising I was wrong to enjoy the original tutankham, and wrong to enjoy news of a homebrew version...I've just popped out to the drive and run the corolla over myself. Hope that helps

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Now then you've quoted my post here completely unfairly. I like the Homebrew section and read it every month and enjoy it whilst rarely playing any of the games reviewed in this section I feel it gives RG character and is interesting, I never said it is rubbish and feel you ought to read some of the posts you are quoting before including them. I only agreed with Chiptune to an extent and whilst I have moaned about what I considerd too much 8bit coverage in the past later issues have resolved this. I love RG it is the only games mag i buy and don't like to moan about its content without what i consider real reason.gman72 wrote:I would also argue I love the original Tutankham arcade machine, so am interested to know of a homebrew/remake. This is another example of the 'I don't like it so therefore it is rubbish' criticism. Opinions everyone is entitled to, of course, but it does get annoying when you continue to read in the feedback section (A minority to be fair) complaints because an issue didn't cover what they specifically like, without a moments thought that other readers may indeed like it!kiwimike wrote:
You do have a point, albeit a controversial one on this forum i'm sure. I've actually played very few of the games covered in this section and sometimes wonder how many people actually do play many of titles reviewed.gman72 wrote:
I do however feel that the Homebrew Section does give RG a lot of character.
They are all real coversstvd wrote:Overall, I liked the issue but I have a question regarding the alternative covers that are shown.
Are they genuine covers or does somebody just knock them up for the sake of it?
I only ask as the chaos cover seemed to be lifted directly from the chaos feature in RG Volume 2 issue 1.
Same graphic and same title "creating chaos". Coincidence or laziness?
No worries, I can completely see how it looks like we're copying something. Honestly though if I had access to have the artwork that other games magazines had we could create cracking covers. You make the best with what you havestvd wrote:Ok. Actually, reading it back, I shouldn't have said laziness.
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