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I had one of thes up till a little over a year ago. It was up in the loft of my Mums house (along with a lot of my childhood stuff). She was moving, I had no space for all the accumulated crap, so in the skip it went.
Who can remember the 6 (according to the manual) games on it.
1. A simon like game, following the music pattern.
2. Noughts and crosses (or steady and blinking lights as it was)
3. a tune programmer, you could make simple tunes much the same way as you can with touch tone phones.
One thing that's never brought up in these 1979 Giz posts is the workmanship of these old items. How do they stand up to today's items? Are they better built? Worse? If I dropped a Merlin, would it get all fubared like a similar device (PSP, DS) would today?
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Ok. NOW I'm depressed...
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Who can remember the 6 (according to the manual) games on it.
1. A simon like game, following the music pattern.
2. Noughts and crosses (or steady and blinking lights as it was)
3. a tune programmer, you could make simple tunes much the same way as you can with touch tone phones.
thats all I can remember at the moment.
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