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iain posted 11-04-2000 02:10 PM GMT
What kind of stuff from Zzap do you want to see on the site?
More reviews, articles, Rrap, Game Diaries, staff info etc.?
Reply to this and let me know!

Bazza posted 11-04-2000 10:34 PM GMT
Gold medal and Sizzler reviews.
hmm, I also loved Game Diaries.
However, I'd love to see a "Where are they now" section with interviews of past Zzap staff and those programmers who had cult followings (eg Andy Braybrook)
The "def guide to Zzap" is a godsend to us old farts who trip the light fantastic reminiscing about our ol' 64 days, so keep up the brilliant work
Bazza
iain posted 13-04-2000 10:52 AM GMT
Originally, I wasn't planning to do any reviews, well apart from the old ones from "Zzap Online" but since C64Reviews hasn;t been updated in over 6 months, I might start adding a few more.
ANother Andrew Braybrook diary will be coming along soon... and there is some interviews with staff already, although admittely the staff page hasn't that much on it, again there was another Zzap page conscientrating on interviews but there's been nothing new on that for a while as well.
Currently, I'm finishing off the Zzap bible with the game reviews from all the other issues.
rhogg posted 03-05-2000 09:25 PM GMT
Hello all,
Just a quick one to say that us ex reviewers are still out there. I was around from the Phobia issue (issue 64?) right up to almost the end. Fond memories. It would be nice to see the post-Rignall staff being featured. They are still out there. I've moved on but I long for the hard (!?) life of playing games for a living(!)
Robin Hogg
Former Staff Writer ZZAP!64
PS.
Favourite game of mine: Armalyte!

iain posted 04-05-2000 04:40 PM GMT
What about the interviews with GH, KH and PG? DOn't worry, I plan to add a lot more staff information, there's just so much to do!

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Author	Topic: What do you want added to the site?
iain	posted 11-04-2000 02:10 PM GMT What kind of stuff from Zzap do you want to see on the site? More reviews, articles, Rrap, Game Diaries, staff info etc.? Reply to this and let me know!
Bazza	posted 11-04-2000 10:34 PM GMT Gold medal and Sizzler reviews. hmm, I also loved Game Diaries. However, I'd love to see a "Where are they now" section with interviews of past Zzap staff and those programmers who had cult followings (eg Andy Braybrook) The "def guide to Zzap" is a godsend to us old farts who trip the light fantastic reminiscing about our ol' 64 days, so keep up the brilliant work Bazza
iain	posted 13-04-2000 10:52 AM GMT Originally, I wasn't planning to do any reviews, well apart from the old ones from "Zzap Online" but since C64Reviews hasn;t been updated in over 6 months, I might start adding a few more. ANother Andrew Braybrook diary will be coming along soon... and there is some interviews with staff already, although admittely the staff page hasn't that much on it, again there was another Zzap page conscientrating on interviews but there's been nothing new on that for a while as well. Currently, I'm finishing off the Zzap bible with the game reviews from all the other issues.
rhogg	posted 03-05-2000 09:25 PM GMT Hello all, Just a quick one to say that us ex reviewers are still out there. I was around from the Phobia issue (issue 64?) right up to almost the end. Fond memories. It would be nice to see the post-Rignall staff being featured. They are still out there. I've moved on but I long for the hard (!?) life of playing games for a living(!) Robin Hogg Former Staff Writer ZZAP!64 PS. Favourite game of mine: Armalyte!
iain	posted 04-05-2000 04:40 PM GMT What about the interviews with GH, KH and PG? DOn't worry, I plan to add a lot more staff information, there's just so much to do!