I hope not - I feel privileged to have been born in the 1970s and so gone through the various stages of computer games that only someone of my generation could go through. From the earliest incarnations of Pong, to the puzzlement of ET on the Atari, onwards to Defender on the Atari 400, then the wonder of the Commodore 64. I unashamedly fall into the Commodore side in the old Commodore vs Spectrum debate, but that's only because that is what I unwrapped one Christmas.
Although the cartridge game International Football was possibly the most played on that system (mostly because it was two-player and like most kids, I had to 'share' the system with an older brother) it iwas the game Impossible Mission that really grasped my imagination. An underground lair, a megalomaniac professor, I was truly world leader pretend. And the speech, wow, the sound of digitised speech when you loaded that gameup, will stay with me forever. So please join in my first toast to a truly splendid game, watch the clip, the player kindly obliges by falling down a gap as well......superb....
