For UK gamers and computer enthusiasts of a certain age, I don't think there's anyone quite as influential as him.
And gaming certainly wouldn't be what it is today without his wonderful little computers.
Poetic age to die at though.
RIP Sir Clive
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Mat Linnett
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RIP Sir Clive
Damn, this one's hit me hard
For UK gamers and computer enthusiasts of a certain age, I don't think there's anyone quite as influential as him.
And gaming certainly wouldn't be what it is today without his wonderful little computers.
Poetic age to die at though.
For UK gamers and computer enthusiasts of a certain age, I don't think there's anyone quite as influential as him.
And gaming certainly wouldn't be what it is today without his wonderful little computers.
Poetic age to die at though.
Re: RIP Sir Clive
R.I.P. Sir Clive Sinclair :tear:
Raises hand... I am of that age.
Raises hand... I am of that age.
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Re: RIP Sir Clive
Indeed. The man was one of my heros.
Re: RIP Sir Clive
Spent over £200 on the 48k getting it working again.
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Mat Linnett
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Re: RIP Sir Clive
Nice!
Atic Atac was the second game I ever played on my Speccy, and was my favourite for a very long time.
Thanks to that, I preferred QWERT for controls for years.
Atic Atac was the second game I ever played on my Speccy, and was my favourite for a very long time.
Thanks to that, I preferred QWERT for controls for years.
Re: RIP Sir Clive
UPtG were light years ahead in marketing and design.