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Name:	D.F. - September 24, 2003
E-mail:	darknessfallsagain@hotmail.com
Location:	U.K.
Comments:	Worth it for the Repton series alone! Fantastic work, keep it up!

Name:	Robin Proctor - September 15, 2003
Location:	Manchester
Comments:	Brilliant!

Name:	ashley - September 02, 2003
E-mail:	coolkid@aol.com
Location:	uk
Comments:	hello

Name:	Alan Davidson - September 01, 2003
E-mail:	alan.s.davidson@btinternet.com
Location:	york
Comments:	great site - thankyou for the hard & technical work - at last the beeb is restored to me

Name:	Jon Revis - September 01, 2003
E-mail:	Jon_Revis@hotmail.com
Comments:	A quick trip around your site has convinced me that I need to put in a bid on Ebay and get myself a BBC Micro once again. I can then let my kids see what computing was all about in the olden days!

Name:	Dave Lovekin - August 27, 2003
E-mail:	dlovekin@cinci.rr.com
Location:	Cincinnati OH USA
Comments:	Nice to see Wallaby and VTOL out there. I wrote them in 1983/4 with Pete Johnson when we were distributing through Superior. VTOL never was fully released, it rapidly grew beyond the capacity of the system, if I remember correctly I was using 6522 VIA shift registers as variable storage and having to do 4 partial compiles before I gave up. It got loose through a trade show demo somehow so while the project dies the code remains .... I know I have the source disks lying around for that somewhere........Dave Lovekin 20 years on .....

Name:	A.Kennedy - August 25, 2003
E-mail:	AlxhKe@aol.com
Location:	East Sussex,UK
Comments:	None to make yet

Name:	Ste - August 25, 2003
E-mail:	mortareus@hotmail.com
Location:	Manchester
Comments:	Great site, loads of ROMS. Couldn't find a Fairlight though...

Name:	Anne Fish - August 23, 2003
E-mail:	annef1@tiscali.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.lymmlines.co.uk
Location:	UK
Comments:	Heaven, not Hell - I was teaching in primary schools when the beeb first started - my children and I have many happy memories tied up in these games.Thank you.

Name:	jarmix - August 19, 2003
E-mail:	jarmix@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://www.flasheados.com
Location:	Spain
Comments:	Hey very cool web site see this Juegos gratis

Name:	p harrison - August 06, 2003
E-mail:	peterharrison299@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://karoo.com
Location:	hull
Comments:	excellent

Name:	Frank - July 31, 2003
E-mail:	westham80@yahoo.co.uk
Location:	London
Comments:	Excellent site. Great to be able to play Frak again after all these years.

Name:	alex corrie - July 31, 2003
E-mail:	a25burt27@aol.com
Comments:	no web site just an old beeb gamer

Name:	Hrafnkell Gíslason - July 26, 2003
E-mail:	hrafgis@engjaskoli.is
Homepage:	http://www.engjaskoli.is
Location:	Iceland
Comments:	A brilliant site. A wonderful way of enjoying Repton and Ravenskull again. Many thanks!!

Name:	Charles Blackburn - July 16, 2003
E-mail:	charlesb@summerfield-technology.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.otcgaming.net
Location:	Oop Noorth (leeds)
Comments:	Great site. These games bring back memories... Keep up the good work

Name:	natasha foster - July 11, 2003
E-mail:	nchomyn99@bicester.org
Location:	bicester community college
Comments:	-

Name:	James Macleod - July 10, 2003
Location:	UK
Comments:	Fantastic - had a strange 'tingling' sensation as the memories came flooding back! - I can see some more lost hours to my PC soon . . .Keep up the good work guys n gals!

Name:	Ian Farquharson - July 07, 2003
Location:	England
Comments:	Wonderful to see all the old games (especially the text adventures) and amazing to run them on my PC thru the emulator just the same as the originals on the Elk.I have a text adventure I wrote 1985/6 but just too late for the smaller publishers who were already closing up. Have tried to use MakeUEF but can't get it to close off after reading the 6 program set. Please help!

Name:	barilla - June 30, 2003
Location:	UK
Comments:	hello to everyone involved with the website - when i found this, i had a big grin on my face because you've got all the UEF tape images available!! the answer to my pleas! i always wanted to find somewhere to download them as sound files to play into my bbc micro! this has given my bbc a new lease of life - i now have the games i remember playing way back when, and also some which i saw but never had chance to play - i saw copies of 'aviator' and 'jcb digger' at my local library one rainy day back in '85 and thought they looked great, but didn't have a beeb to play them on...nice to see people are still getting hold of beebs and still playing the games and enjoying them. i don't think i will ever tire of playing the old games.so thanks to you all. what a wonderful website.

Name:	Stu - June 27, 2003
E-mail:	calamity_stu@hotmail.com
Location:	England
Comments:	Great site, but would like to see some tapes as ssd/dsd, cos they don't seem to like beebem (or it could just b me) fantastic site though

Name:	Paul - June 21, 2003
E-mail:	phawkins76@yahoo.co.uk
Location:	London
Comments:	Electron was my first computer.. spent more time plating elite than doing anything else!cool site, just about to try the emulated Elite!

Name:	Philip Denby - June 19, 2003
E-mail:	p.denby@allington1.freeserve.co.uk
Location:	Salisbury Wiltshire UK
Comments:	pure nostalgia for me, but having some probs getting the Beeb emulator to run - I'll persevere!

Name:	Brian Smith - June 07, 2003
E-mail:	brianandjackie@tiscali.co.uk
Location:	UK
Comments:	New User

Name:	mark riley - June 01, 2003
E-mail:	mark.riley@hotmail.com
Location:	middlesbrough, england
Comments:	chuffed stiff i discovered this emulator, it could possibly be the best thing on my pc.priceless!!!

Name:	Buzz - May 29, 2003
E-mail:	buzz@dasd.com
Homepage:	http://www.alivegames.net
Comments:	Nice site and hello from Seattle :-)

Name:	zuhayr - May 27, 2003
E-mail:	xxx_spies@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://xtra.co.nz
Location:	newzealand
Comments:	good

Name:	tyrone - May 22, 2003
E-mail:	zeppelin4@hotmail.com
Location:	belfast
Comments:	Can biggt@macunlimited.com get in touch about the 128's? I have an offer for him. Ta

Name:	T-bop - May 22, 2003
E-mail:	zeppelin4@hotmail.com
Location:	Belfast
Comments:	Excellent to find this site and relive those priceless Electron games. I probably wrecked my electron playing Galaforce or Thrust - I remember turning the portable colour upside down on reverse gravity in thrust. It gets you a high score but it aint good for the tv!!Well done on a great site. 100%

Name:	Ben Ryves - May 22, 2003
E-mail:	benryves@techie.com
Homepage:	http://www.calc83plus.tk
Location:	Sevenoaks
Comments:	Hello!What a fantastic site! The BBC was the first true computer I used, and I still like it a lot... I have BeebEM and stack of SSD images to live my prep-school wasted evenings once again in front of FireTrack, Imogen, or Repton.I'm currently spreading the word and popularity of Beeb games through programming my graphical calculator in the z80 ASM language. The two main ports out at the moment are Repton and Fire Track - check out the website link above for details and/or screenshots. Keep up the great site!

Name:	DAVIDTIPLER - May 20, 2003
E-mail:	davidtipler00@hotmail.com
Location:	bristol
Comments:	i love your website

Name:	Graham Thompson - May 14, 2003
E-mail:	Biggt@macunlimited.com
Location:	Oldham
Comments:	Like you lot all I have ejoyed the BBC. I am a teacher and am retiring. My successor does not want the 20 or so 128's, disc drives and monitors plus educational software and will be destroying them. IF anyone out there wants them for NOTHING contact me.

Name:	Rich - May 13, 2003
E-mail:	rich@f2s.tele2.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.xboxsource.co.uk
Location:	Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Comments:	Great site.Playing the proper BBC versions of Repton 3 and Imogen brought back loads of memories of wasted lunch hours in my secondary school years.Granny's Garden still OWNS to this day! The most "educational" RPG ever!Keep up the good work.

Name:	AndyLees - May 09, 2003
E-mail:	andy_lees2000@hotmail.com
Location:	Oldham, Lancs
Comments:	Great work fellas. Nice site. Plenty of good BBC gear here as well.Keep it up.

Name:	David Holder - May 08, 2003
E-mail:	dlph@davidholder.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.davidholder.co.uk
Location:	Birmingham, UK
Comments:	What can I say? We're not worthy... we're not worthy...A magnificent site. I spend a fortune buying the fastest PC I possibly can, and then spend my time playing Repton 3! That's a real efficient use of the technology I'm sure! My other half is utterly baffled. I've tried to explain that it's retro paradise -- when you play games the emulator even flickers the screen in the same way!

Name:	Mace - May 01, 2003
E-mail:	m.a.pinder@shu.ac.uk
Location:	Sheffield
Comments:	Thank you for all your efforts in setting this site up. It's ace to be able to play the Electron games again.I looked through the screen shots first and was amazed how emotional I became over them! Cheers lads, hope you manage to get hold of Future Shock soon, that was my fave. :)

Name:	James Preece - April 30, 2003
E-mail:	j@mes.preece.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.preece.co.uk
Location:	Berkshire
Comments:	I own a BBC model B, I used to use these machines at school (pre 1992) I have a large collection of games and hardware, but its been in the loft for a long time now.I was amazed to find not only the emulator, but all of my favorite games and applications.Great job guys I will be in contact with you soon with a list of what I have.Teletext adapter, eprom progger, video digitizer.... to name a few

Name:	Karen Wight - April 28, 2003
E-mail:	kazwight@btinternet.com
Location:	Milton Keynes
Comments:	Brilliant site - once dumbo me figured out how to make the emulators work!! Almost completed Devil's Domain again already. I am having problems with Elite though.

Name:	Duncan Hurwood - April 27, 2003
E-mail:	hurwood@dsl.pipex.com
Homepage:	http://www.aove90.dsl.pipex.com
Location:	Darkest Midlands
Comments:	Thanks very much for the effort you've put into the site. It was great fun to see so many "old friends" again. I might even try the emulator one day... excellent work!

Name:	steve field - April 21, 2003
E-mail:	steve@field59.freeserve.co.uk
Comments:	its a refreshing change to find an emu/rom site that actually does what it says ,no blind links or lies . excellent site im glad somebody still keeps the flame of the model b burning brightly

Name:	Alex - April 19, 2003
E-mail:	a_beere@hotmail.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	Superb site - dont know about anyone else, but you cant beat the feeling when you first played Elite, Exile or Ravenskull for the first time. Infact you cant beat the feeling when you play them via emulation - thanks for making it possible.

Name:	stu - April 18, 2003
E-mail:	stuart.goodwin@onetel.net
Location:	uk
Comments:	Re: one of the entries in your Lost & Found section - the game you have listed as Beyond Infinity is actually called Cute To Kill (as one of the screenshots clearly states). The "Beyond Infinity" bit alludes to the backstory (the scrolling message on the loader screen reads "Beyond Infinity... Part 2: Cute To Kill").Also, to clarify - it was indeed released by Mandarin - I vividly remember an advert for both Icarus and Cute To Kill. I think the ad was in A&B Computing at some point. Great game, as well.

Name:	Bren - April 18, 2003
E-mail:	public.spam@ntlworld.com
Location:	Leeds UK
Comments:	I have and electron with home made EPROM interface and printer port. I have lots of games orginal and copies. I used to get my games for 10p from Program Power...How you ask. Well they were based in Leeds, so used to get the bus into town and walk to their offices. They would let you play on their games. The had a box full of supposidly blank tapes which they sold for 10p. These tapes still had the program power lables on. I would by 10 from my pocket money and when I got home about 8 of them would work. There were only missing the instructions leftlet.

Name:	Matt J Forbes - April 16, 2003
E-mail:	mattforbes@hotmail.com
Location:	Ealing, London, UK
Comments:	Superb site - please check your e-mail for a small contribution to the site. All the best, Matt, London, UK

Name:	~*ApRiL*~ - April 16, 2003
E-mail:	queen_of_hearts@crazysexycool.com
Comments:	Great site..... i loved it so much!

Name:	Matthue Gera - March 30, 2003
E-mail:	matthue@xtra.co.nz
Homepage:	http://www.zoomzoomzoom.co.nz
Location:	Auckland, New Zealand
Comments:	Me again! I just remembered I purchased a Slogger Plus 1 compatiable module, it was a cheap alternative to the real Plus 1. It had two cart slots, and a connector for you to plug into a cable to go to a printer, and I think one spare ROM slot. Anyway, while I was a student I had to do an electronics project for my studies. I ended up designing and making a serial card that plugged into the Plus 1 cart slot, it used the 16550 UART chip (16 byte FIFO input/output buffer), I think I might still have the design laying around here somewhere, so if anyone wants to jump back into their time machine and do some stuff for their Electron, make a serial card etc, give me a email and I will see if I can find the circuit schematic. After I built it, it did actually work very well. Even had a LED which you could turn on and off when your software handed sending and receiving data across the serial port. I didnt however complete the terminal software to use with the serial card, but I did manage to send data across the port using some simple BASIC program testing. Its great to think back to all the 1000's of hours I spend typing in all the programs in the magazines (Electron User, Acorn User) - was annoyed when Acorn User had programs that only worked on the BBC/Master/ARM etc. I managed to port allot of programs that didnt work for the Electron, so that they did, unfortunately I lost all of that stuff and my own software when I sold my Electron. Moral of the story, NEVER EVER sell your hard work. You could appreciate it 10 fold one day in the future. The proof is here, with all those who love to use and play with the Electron again. I am very happy I can also, but im kicking myself (very hard) for selling my own Electron and all the software that I got for it and also the software that I made for it!

Name:	Matthue Gera - March 28, 2003
E-mail:	matthue@xtra.co.nz
Homepage:	http://www.zoomzoomzoom.co.nz
Location:	Auckland, New Zealand
Comments:	Damn damn damn! I love the emulator and all the old games I can now download for free! Damn damn again, I sold my Electron to a school back in 1993 when I was a student and also all my tapes of software brought from the UK. I also sold all my tapes filled with all my own software too, I11 wished I hadnt now and made a copy of them so I could see all my old software alive again. I had heaps of fun with my electron, it was a great building block to becoming the software engineer I am today. Playing these games again and even looking at the introduction tape brought back lots of memories. I remember writing some software using the built in assembler with the BASIC interpreter.. FOR O%=0 to 3 step 3:OPT O%: [ LDA #65:JSR $FFEE ] : NEXT etc etc etc, it was great stuff! I love the web site and give you guys 1000's of thank you's for creating it and bringing back some of the greatest memories of this machine I can think of.

Name:	Wim Bakker - March 26, 2003
E-mail:	wimbakker@12move.nl
Location:	Eindhoven
Comments:	Two years ago I gave away my BBC-b + add-ons and my two electrons + plus and all software. Since then I couldn't play the games anymore. The collector I gave it to must be very happy. Thank you very much to give back my games on this site!! I will support you.

Name:	Blackjack - March 23, 2003
E-mail:	name@address.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	What a brilliant site! Thanks so much for it! :D I thought my old BBC gaming days were just a hazy memory. I'm new to the world of emulators even though I've had a PC for ages now, absolutely fabulous to be able to play them again!

Name:	phil - March 23, 2003
E-mail:	CLOUDNSQAULL@hotmail.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	great site but i cant find beebem104 please tell me where it is and if it works for xp?

Name:	Greg Withnail - March 16, 2003
E-mail:	junk@wonderwebs.co.uk
Homepage:	http://wonderwebs.co.uk
Location:	UK
Comments:	Last month I finally forced myself to throw out all my old favourite BBC tapes... Zalaga, Philosophers Quest et al. And I've just found them all here. WONDERFUL! (Using Beebem1.4, cos it's the only emulator I could work!) Been driving my girlfriend crazy all afternoon, screaming "look at THIS one, it's BRILLIANT!" But the magic of 16 colours and 32k is lost on her!!!

Name:	Dave E - February 22, 2003
E-mail:	toffeeld62@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://www.acornelectron.com
Location:	Cleveland, UK
Comments:	The Stairway To Hell is a great site, isn't it? But 'til now it's been sadly lacking in one respect - Acorn Electron discs! Well, lacking in them it is no more... The Acorn Electron Haven site is now on line and has to be a 'must visit' site for all of you interested in a 'new breed of Electron discs'. 100s of them available, many made compatible with ADFS 1D00 (Plus 3) disc systems; all including EU and EUG reviews, instructions, loading screens and solutions. It's being created as you read this. Come and visit it.

Name:	Kenny - February 20, 2003
E-mail:	stairwaytohell@kentonprice.removethisbit.com
Location:	London-ish
Comments:	Damn you gave me yet another giggle with an MP3 of Ripton! :) When I was 15 I spent two whole pounds buying the score of The Entertainer by mail order from Chapel Music.....

Name:	LaZurUS - February 18, 2003
E-mail:	lazurus@charter.net
Homepage:	http://www.lazurus.net
Location:	usa
Comments:	thanks man love the old acorns

Name:	Stephen Cunningham - February 17, 2003
E-mail:	stephen.cunningham2@btopenworld.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	Stunning - you are all going to Heaven.

Name:	David Hunt - February 15, 2003
E-mail:	dm.hunt@ntlworld.com
Location:	Cambridge, UK
Comments:	Love the site, the one-stop reference for Beeb stuff, made up discs of my fave images, Beeb games are fantastic, those Acornsoft oldies are so playable - Super Invaders, Rocket Raid, Defender, Meteors and of course the Daddy, 6502 2nd Processor Elite, still grumpy at Superior Software, could never complete Repton 2...bugz... had a Beeb for over 20 years, still going strong.

Name:	Richard - February 14, 2003
E-mail:	1@2.com
Location:	Brighton
Comments:	I look forward to reliving the classics Thanks to all involved

Name:	simon - February 10, 2003
E-mail:	phonetext@talk21.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	thanks for all the info

Name:	Roosta - February 08, 2003
E-mail:	1@2.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	We, the loyal and life-long fans of the BBC micro will one day erect a monument to you sir. Your noble efforts in creating a -nearly- complete software history of this great machine for posterity will not go unrecognised. I'll be making a donation ... just as soon as I get me a job ;-) BTW, for god's sake keep backups - and spread them far and wide!

Name:	Arthur Russell-Dallamore - January 31, 2003
E-mail:	thealien@ntlworld.com
Location:	Burnley, Lancashire
Comments:	Great site as always but its got better! Thanks for mentioning my collection i hope you got some use out of it.

Name:	sam - January 31, 2003
E-mail:	snmhawkins@hotmail.com
Comments:	when i was 8 years old i had "The Last Ninja" and the "last ninja 2" my brother spilt tea on my Acorn Electron and i never got to finish playing them, would it be possible for someone to tell me how to download them from my pc, thank you

Name:	MGBADA JOE,LAGOS - January 28, 2003
E-mail:	MGBADAJOE@MUMU.COM
Location:	LAGOS,NAIJA.
Comments:	I LOVE THIS SITE.

Name:	Graham Bull - January 28, 2003
E-mail:	gmbull@talk21.com
Homepage:	http://www.annatek.co.uk
Location:	London, UK
Comments:	The BBC was simply the best home computer of its day, and will be fondly remembered by many. Now we can even play the many hundreds of games we never played first time round! Fantastic website!

Name:	Foggy - January 25, 2003
E-mail:	foggystar@btopenworld.com
Location:	North East England
Comments:	Oh what ecstasy to play Hopper again!!!!!I am inspired to excavate my old Beeb and Xfer Software & Roms!

Name:	Rocco - January 21, 2003
E-mail:	Gellert-Szenario@web.de
Homepage:	http://www.gellert-szenario.de.vu
Location:	Saxen
Comments:	Greets from Germany!

Name:	Antony - January 19, 2003
E-mail:	brookyhome@btopenworld.com
Location:	PONTEFRACT
Comments:	INTERESTED IN FLYING

Name:	Amar - January 17, 2003
E-mail:	amarluck88@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://www.puzzlegame.org/mahjong-puzzle/
Location:	MA
Comments:	Great Game Site!Wish all the guests enjoy it!Best Wishes from PUZZLEGAME HEAVEN!Good Luck in the new year!:)

Name:	Gary Earle - January 15, 2003
E-mail:	gwearle@hotmail.com
Location:	Newcastle
Comments:	Just browsed the site, mainly the Tynesoft bit ....Very funny. A BIG hello to Kevin (although you wont remember me.) While working for a major retailer I was invited to an Acorn seminar for the release of the Electron .. the bit that realy impressed was the Roller wheel and 3D demo to go with it.

Name:	mailman - January 14, 2003
E-mail:	mail@eudoxos.de
Comments:	Cool site!

Name:	paul marshall - January 11, 2003
E-mail:	paul.marshall26@ntlworld.com
Location:	UK
Comments:	Hi to all retro fans:)

Name:	Jonny Vaughan - January 10, 2003
E-mail:	j.r.vaughan-00@student.lboro.ac.uk
Homepage:	http://www.jvcam.co.uk
Location:	Wokingham, Berkshire
Comments:	WOW! I suddenly got "Spy Hunter" in my head today from somewhere and it took me ages to find a mp3 of it... Your site is absolutely fantastic! Just listening to the classics like Drain Mania, Flip, Spy vs Spy, Spy Hunter... Ahhh, it makes me want to go get the BBC down from the loft again!Thank you for bringing back these childhood memories! :D

Name:	Stephen Street - January 08, 2003
E-mail:	st6ph6n@hotmail.com
Location:	York (though usually London), UK
Comments:	This site is very exciting..unfortunately I cant download on these university computers..I can't play what I want to play.. I can't wait to go back home..when I get home I will play citadeleliteexilerevschuckieegg until I pass out. Thank-you, Stairway, for making my dream a step closer to reality!

Name:	duncan packman - January 03, 2003
E-mail:	duncanpackman500@hotmail.com
Location:	hull, england
Comments:	i love the site one of the best of its kind there is!

Name:	Dick Greening - January 03, 2003
E-mail:	nbtoerag@yahoo.co.uk
Location:	Oxfordshire
Comments:	Had to be the first to wish The Stairway to Hell a very Happy New Year!! Keep up the good work!

Name:	Mark Hudson - December 29, 2002
E-mail:	MarkandNikkiH@aol.com
Location:	Ipswich, Suffolk, England
Comments:	Keep up the good work!!!

Name:	namelar - December 19, 2002
E-mail:	namelar007@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://www.mp3-converter.org
Location:	NY
Comments:	great!

Name:	Neil Haigh - December 16, 2002
E-mail:	nhaigh@blueside.net
Homepage:	http://www.mp3.com/blueside
Location:	Lancashire
Comments:	Great site - I've waited ages to play Monsters again! Has anyone checked out 'Maze' - my downloaded version doesn't seem to have the white box you need to drop the colour squares in- so I can't get off the first floor! Also does anyone know the key controls for Acornsoft 'Dodgem' game?

Name:	Terry Dicker - December 15, 2002
E-mail:	terry.dicker@blueyonder.co.uk
Location:	soihull, england
Comments:	Ah now, that takes me back. Brilliant

Name:	patrick neville - December 08, 2002
E-mail:	patrick@rfneville.fsnet.co.uk
Location:	manchester
Comments:	only just found site

Name:	Mat Young - December 07, 2002
E-mail:	youngb10od@aol.com
Location:	Wiltshire
Comments:	WOW O WOW O WOW O WOW!! what a site nice one!! two questions though,i am looking for three game ROMS UK prime minister, Roman empire and one that was called monster maze or something. (it was on a compelation) and does any one know the whereabouts of the two programming books for kids for the electron..? password was sausages!! :) wicked love the site keep it on! more roms MORE roms!!! ;0)

Name:	Dave Burdon - December 03, 2002
E-mail:	abaxas@hotmail.com
Comments:	citadel citadel citadel citadel man I could never finish that game (but I was like 12 at the time)

Name:	Ken Broom - November 25, 2002
E-mail:	kenbroom1@aol.com
Location:	united kingdom
Comments:	What a great site.Keep it up

Name:	Mark - November 24, 2002
E-mail:	Mark.Philpotts@virgin.net
Location:	UK
Comments:	Just stumbled across it. I used to play Repton to death.

Name:	Tim Neville-Lee - November 19, 2002
E-mail:	tim.neville-lee@rocketmail.com
Location:	London
Comments:	A chance word by one of my colleagues got me looking for a BBC emulator and I stumbled across this site. What joy! To play Elite on a BBC; I don't care to remember how many hours/months I whiled away as a child playing this game and now I find myself hooked again. Testemant to a truly great game (and system, of course). Thanks!

Name:	Lee Theasby - November 16, 2002
E-mail:	lee.theasby@ntlworld.com
Location:	United Kingdom, Hartlepool
Comments:	What a great site - Just wish there was more activity in the forums! - Amazing amount of games to download! I was looking for a Beeb emu site for ages until I heard about this on WoS. Glad I dropped by! I want to donate, but can i do it by post (cheque)? Once again A BIG THANK YOU!

Name:	hillneerg - November 12, 2002
E-mail:	c.hl@virgin.net
Location:	uk
Comments:	Thanks, I now have ssd's of all my tapes (yes I really do have them)and can play them again - yippee!

Name:	streaks - November 11, 2002
E-mail:	dyav@smileyface.com
Comments:	Mr. TSTH pants... email me its been ages! gawd! btw i made a Devils Domain clone in about an hour. easy as hell to make remakes these days =D simple stuff like caveman capers takes an hour. im all revved for remakes so get in touch homey =D and im still on icq if u r 68239571 peace =D

Name:	Dave Linney - November 01, 2002
E-mail:	davelinney@connectfree.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.run-it-direct.co.uk
Location:	Shropshire
Comments:	Found this site(along with four BBC's in my cupboard!!) while packing to move house,going to try and get these things running again,feels like 1982 again!! brill......

Name:	R - October 25, 2002
E-mail:	montypython@yahoo.com
Comments:	:-) Love the site. It's great to play all the old games again!

Name:	Richard Goode - October 25, 2002
E-mail:	rich.g@blueyonder.co.uk
Location:	Kent
Comments:	I'm glad i could help - Thanks!!

Name:	les - October 23, 2002
E-mail:	leslie.smith9@ntlworld.com
Location:	n.w.leic's
Comments:	thanks for the old electron games my favorite was allways citadel

Name:	LEWIS - October 17, 2002
Location:	sheffield
Comments:	i want to play on some games

Name:	ARIMMA CHIGOO. - October 04, 2002
Location:	ABA
Comments:	KEEP IT UP.SEPU AKA.

Name:	Michael Smith - September 25, 2002
E-mail:	mikeysmith90@hotmail.com
Location:	Yorkshire
Comments:	Fantastic!!!!!

Name:	Steve T - September 20, 2002
E-mail:	steventowers@yahoo.com
Location:	Dublin Ireland “though I’m as English as a battered sausage!!”
Comments:	I have today journeyed back to a time when a 32k brick delivered a supper computer into my bedroom. The enjoyment and simple pleasures of time came flooding back. It took me back to the days when I used to provide technical support for Acorn User magazine at their yearly shows. I remember the excitement of the world of computing that was opening up before me and this site has brought back so much of that feeling. I would like to express my gratitude for being given this glimpse into my youth, and the oh so pleasant memories this has rekindled.

Name:	Ian Webster - September 19, 2002
E-mail:	ian@websternet.co.uk
Homepage:	http://homepage.ntlworld.com/i_webster/windows.htm
Location:	UK
Comments:	When I saw Uggie's Garden on this site, I couldn't believe it - I thought my game had been lost for all time!!! For anyone that's even vaguely interested, a PC version is available at homepage.ntlworld.com/i_webster/windows.htm

Name:	Gregory Pearce - September 02, 2002
E-mail:	gregpearce@iprimus.com.au
Location:	AUSTRALIA!
Comments:	I absolutely love this site! It is a credit to the guy who took the time and effort to do such a thing. WELL DONE!! I grew up with the Acorn BBC Micro in Highschool and it was the first computer I did any serious programming with. Back in the days when PC's where those other things we would have never touched! Congrats!! GREG

Name:	Anon - August 31, 2002
Homepage:	http://www.catswhiskers.fsnet.co.uk
Comments:	Came here looking for Larsoft games - thanks for that, I've downloaded them and shall see if I can get any further than trying to clear or sweep the hollow (in Wychwood) this time ... I remember spending months playing guess-the-verb with this one. Had problems getting emulators to work but BeebEm 1.32 seems ok (couldn't get the latest release to work). Have also downloaded Felix & the Evil Weevils as i remember that one as a classic.

Name:	Hrafnkell - August 25, 2002
E-mail:	hrafgis@engjaskoli.is
Homepage:	http://www.engjaskoli.is
Location:	Iceland
Comments:	A brilliant site. I have downloaded a lot of software from you. How do I support you from abroad. I also found trough you a brilliant PC conversion of Repton 3 on -http://minionsoft.co.uk/home.htm - . Please keep up the good work.

Name:	Sean Creech - August 21, 2002
E-mail:	kingseany@hotmail.com
Homepage:	http://www.angelfire.com/retro/seany
Location:	orignally Exeter, UK. Now ösmo, Sweden
Comments:	Fantastic site. I bought my first Elk over 15 years ago, and remember playing Countdown to Doom for hours on the parents TV, thought it was amazing. Remember the large pile of Electron Users? The WHSMith tape recorder? hehe...also anyone remember the Electron User club started in 1988 with Dave Smith, Emma Byne and myself (amongst others)..

Name:	Hrafnkell Gislason - August 20, 2002
E-mail:	hrafgis@engjaskoli.is
Homepage:	http://www.engjaskoli.is
Location:	Iceland
Comments:	Great site - I have downloaded all the Repton games. Keep up with the good. work.

Name:	bob d - August 08, 2002
E-mail:	bob.davies2@btnospamopenworld.com
Location:	west london
Comments:	looking forward to seeing repton again! must dust off our collection of floppies (+ catalogue them for others use) and power up the old master with its 20 meg hard drive. Perhaps it will creak less than i do.Thankyou, a good site - will return

Name:	CHRIS HAZELL - August 08, 2002
E-mail:	SXU01CCH@READING.AC.UK
Comments:	I LOVE OLD SKOOL GAMES, AND WAS RAISED ON THE ZX!!

Name:	Andy - August 02, 2002
E-mail:	sarah.andy42@tesco.net
Location:	Earth
Comments:	Top Site.Were you aware that there is a Palace of Magic 2 in existence?? d;-)

Name:	Mikael - August 02, 2002
E-mail:	zuu@mail.com
Comments:	Love your site

Name:	Vinny Ray - July 27, 2002
E-mail:	AntiSpam@Inbox.lv
Homepage:	Http://www.Fusiontunes.net
Location:	San Francisco
Comments:	Great site..!! Drop by for a visit sometime. "The Funky Fiddler" www.Fusiontunes.net

Name:	Kyle - July 26, 2002
E-mail:	TomJackson78@hotmail.com
Location:	Oklahoma
Comments:	Cool Site

Name:	Dean Alexandrou - July 22, 2002
E-mail:	no.sp@m.please
Homepage:	http://www.flashkicks.co.uk
Location:	London, UK
Comments:	Cool site. Long live 6502!

Name:	Greg Cook - July 20, 2002
E-mail:	deb-ou--remove-punctuation--nc.e@yahoo.co.uk
Location:	London 'Town', jolly old England
Comments:	booop-beep... TSTH is the best site I've seen for games (UEF rocks!), but the Documents section is the icing on the cake. It's great to see all this stuff again as it gives you a flavour of what it was like back then. How many of us Beeb veterans use Linux now? I'd say a fair number - it's almost what the beige box prepared us for (and what rescued many a forlorn hacker when Acorn pulled the plug.) Dave has obviously been doing a lot of good work so go on and send him some money. Right On Commander!

Name:	warren - July 07, 2002
E-mail:	roc81slop@yahoo.com
Location:	greensboro, nc
Comments:	lookin 4 aa and fr 4 gr

Name:	Owen Davies - June 29, 2002
E-mail:	obdavies@yahoo.com
Location:	Middlesbrough
Comments:	Excellent site, took me back to my £400 investment. I think I still have bags full of old (mostly original) software, some disks, a couple of BBCs, a double disk drive, some ROMS (solidisk and a set with the usual wordprocessor, database, etc) and stacks of magazines. If you think you might find them useful and your around the North East sometime, email me to give me notice and I'll climb into the loft to retrieve them. In return you can transfer a few of the tapes you haven't got to PC emulation. I particularly liked one where you rolled barrels and triggered switches to match target, Earthquake I think it was called.

Name:	Jon Redshaw - June 24, 2002
E-mail:	questoruk@hushmail.com
Location:	Derbyshire originally, now Halifax
Comments:	Well, what more can I add to the comments that have been posted so far? I've been coming here on and off for ages, so I thought I'd best leave a message. Thanks for enabling me to relive my first proper computing experience with Jet Power Jack on the Elk :) (OK so we had a ZX81 before then but that was just poor!) I just wish I had broadband so I could download all the games I used to play on the elk and Beeb! If anyone has all the electron user and micro user subscriber's tapes/discs could you let me know? It would make a great present for my Dad :)

Name:	Brian - June 23, 2002
E-mail:	brian@oldcomputers.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.oldcomputers.co.uk
Location:	UK
Comments:	Great site, clearly an incredible amount of work goes into this site

Name:	Dave Hilton - June 22, 2002
E-mail:	hiltonda@hotmail.com
Location:	China
Comments:	Fabulous site - Repton 2 has now taken a firm grip on my social life just like in the old days!

Name:	Mike Trinder - June 22, 2002
E-mail:	mm_trinder@clear.net.nz
Location:	Dunedin, New Zealand
Comments:	Nice to see that there are stiil a few trusty old BEEBS around.

Name:	Benny R Gundersen - June 18, 2002
E-mail:	msx@sensewave.com
Homepage:	http://home.c2i.net/MMSost/MMSost.html
Location:	Norway
Comments:	Great Site :)

Name:	Paul Ryan - June 09, 2002
E-mail:	pryan_st@hotmail.com
Location:	Mansfield, Notts
Comments:	A superb site about superb computers!

Name:	Symo - June 02, 2002
E-mail:	Symo@clara.net
Homepage:	http://www.symo.clara.net/exile
Location:	UK
Comments:	Interesting about Heartcore covering old game tunes including my Citadel 2 - top stuff :) In return I've covered theirs at http://www.symo.clara.net/sinkhole7

Name:	Dave Hainsworth - May 25, 2002
E-mail:	greenpeace_dave@lineone.net
Location:	Leeds, yorkshire
Comments:	While clearing out accumulated Junk found old Electron & Games, thought I would check to see if people still "used" them. looks as if they still have some supporters. Will try to use emulator and downloads. Love & chaos Dave.

Name:	Mudit - May 24, 2002
E-mail:	mudit_imt@hotmail.com
Location:	India
Comments:	Brings back memories of childhood. Great site...

Name:	Jerry Lakin - May 20, 2002
E-mail:	jerrylakin@yahoo.com
Location:	Leicester
Comments:	Hi Dave - Nice meeting you earlier tonight - I hope you put my tapes to good use 8¬) As promised I have dropped by to check out the site and I like what I've seen so far. Reading through the guest book I can see that you are providing enjoyment to a lot of people. Keep up the good work - Nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

Name:	Penny Rhodes - May 18, 2002
E-mail:	rhodes_penny@hotmail.com
Location:	Leeds/ West Yorks/UK
Comments:	The first computer I ever had was an "Acorn Electron". And since then my favourite game has and always been "Chuckee Egg." Top site. Keep it up :)

Name:	Denis - May 16, 2002
E-mail:	denis_pavett@hotmil.com
Location:	Kent, UK
Comments:	Nice site, brings back memories

Name:	Andrew Craib - May 16, 2002
E-mail:	acraib@hotmail.com
Location:	St Albans
Comments:	I had a BBC B 20 years ago .... Nostalga is marvelous.

Name:	David - May 14, 2002
E-mail:	david.j.burt@btinternet.com
Location:	Bristol
Comments:	Sad I know. But I just rescued four BBC hulks from the University skip and now I have a working beeb. Trying to get the software across now. Wish me luck !!!?

Name:	Dean - May 10, 2002
E-mail:	deanruncorn@hotmail.com
Location:	England
Comments:	An amazing site!!!

Name:	Joe Eyles - May 10, 2002
E-mail:	joe.eyles@accanet.com
Homepage:	http://eyles.accanet.com/home.htm
Location:	Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK
Comments:	Was a beeb owner from 1982 - 1996. I still believe that given the investment we would all be using beebs now, not pcs. So nice to see the bbc bootup sequence again. (Instant).

Name:	Nick G - May 09, 2002
E-mail:	itsnotrock@hotmail.com
Location:	London
Comments:	Fantastic site for fantastic machines. You've saved my life this week.

Name:	Ed Courtenay - May 07, 2002
E-mail:	ed@edcourtenay.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.edcourtenay.co.uk
Location:	Yeovil, Somerset
Comments:	Absolutely fantastic site! I've been looking for a reference copy of Repton 3, so I can write my own PC version and managed to get completely sidetracked playing all the games I used to waste so much time with when I was younger. Ahhh, the nostalgia! Incidentally, you'll find details of my Repton clone on my homepage.

Name:	lukewhall - May 03, 2002
E-mail:	wanda.yardley@inspire.net.nz
Location:	lukewhall
Comments:	u rule

Name:	Dino Dini - April 30, 2002
E-mail:	dino@abundantsoft.co.uk
Homepage:	http://www.abundantsoft.com
Location:	Bristol
Comments:	Oh Wow! Thank you to whoever uploaded Bandits! Oak Software Ltd was a company I helped set up many years ago... it had a short life, and it only did a few games. I wrote Bandits myself and thought that the image was lost forever... Bouncing Bill was written by John Cupitt (The same one that features as a referee in Kick Off2). There is one more game... called "The Quest" it had 3D graphics of sorts, and was an adventure game... if anyone out there has this (it is rarer than Bandits) I would be thrilled to get that one too. If anyone has originals cassettes and boxes of any of the 3 Oak Software titles, look after them well, they are *very* rare. With good wishes, -Dino

Name:	Angus Hughes - April 29, 2002
E-mail:	angus_hughes@hotmail.removethis.com
Location:	London
Comments:	Great site. I'm still looking for an emulator that can emulate the extreme jiggery-pokery that I, Marcus & Ian programmed for Uridium on the Beeb. I started doing an elk version in the summer of 88 but decided that it wasnt worth the effort. Instead I wrote some other games: Dragon Quest (2-way scroller with a huge flying dragon, multiple power-ups), Victor Astrorum (shoot-em-up horizontal scroller, parallax star field - was able to single pixel hardware scroll if plugged into a t