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<description>Morpheus gives you an interview with yet another hero from days gone by, Tim of the popular Stoat &#38; Tim team. Now, let's keep our fingers crossed that the one with Stoat will come soon too.</description>
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<title>Thanks Andrea Notari...</title>
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<description>In the beginning of the Commodore 64's life, movie-like features in games were nowhere to be seen. Until Paul Norman released Forbidden Forest. With a pseudo-3D perspective, monsters and one scary tune, Paul raised the quality bar for games quite a bit. In this interview, we pick his brain about what kind of company Cosmi was, we read interesting facts about his games  and you get a pretty good insight of how he worked on them too! If the message doesn't get across when reading, here is some important information for you: Paul really like movies. Read it &#187;</description>
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<title>Thanks Jesper Klingvall...</title>
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<description>An official PC remake of the Commodore 64 classic Armalyte is in development. This release has been sanctioned by the original rights holders and it will come out in a proper CD-ROM box later this year. Just One More Game conducted an interview with SAS Designs guys and you read it here.</description>
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