If you mean Spy Hunter, I think you would have missed out there, value-for-money-wise. It was only a description of driving down a road, with options to speed up, slow down, turn left, turn right and fire your guns, which led to dying in a variety of different ways.
Unless you mean Chainsaw Joe, which would indeed have been brilliant, if I'd had half the clue about programming I thought I had.
'I have a dream. I have a dream that I'm in my old school again and I'm late for an exam. Then I realise i'm only in my boxers, and when I try to run home, it's like running through all syrup or something; it's mad' - Martin Luther King
Anyway we swapped it with him for a proper game (which we copied and swapped back).
What's that you say? You were illegally copying software before the internet? And the games industry still survives a quarter century later? Inconceivable!
Ah for the days when the guy with a dual-cassette stereo was everybody's best friend.
What's that you say? You were illegally copying software before the internet?
Even more so, dear boy. Except for the aforementioned jet set willy. That bastard bleeding colour-code security card.
'I have a dream. I have a dream that I'm in my old school again and I'm late for an exam. Then I realise i'm only in my boxers, and when I try to run home, it's like running through all syrup or something; it's mad' - Martin Luther King
