That is such a lovely memory mate. So nice to still be in touch with your pal. Cheers to Ken 🍻

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, we still hook-up throughout the year and drink our body's weight in booze, eat junk, play games and reminisce! Cheers Gordo!

Great listen that was as always clay buddy 😄 I've never heard of fire ant, looks like a game that once you get into it can become quite addictive. Cheers to Ken 🍺

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Bloomin loved Fire Ant. Probably because it was the first game we all really got stuck in to on the C16+4. If it were another game played, this vid would no doubt be about that. Cheers SteveO!

What a memory seeing your mates old dad wiggling his joystick in the front room in a whole new way! Great memory and im sure Ken is laughing along too

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Hahaha, I knew how that piece of dialogue would be taken. Mate, he would of definitely been laughing himself, a great bloke!

Great vid mate, had never seen Fire Ant but saw you mention it on your room tour vid, I thought it was a version of a game that was on the Beeb called Fire Bug(I'm easily confused with similar names) but definitely have never seen that one before, looks pretty cool. I thought about doing a VR but mine wouldn't be so interesting and have already mentioned it a few times elsewhere, but have really enjoyed all the follow ups to DavidPlaysRetroGamesEvenWorseThanMe 😁 Nice touch with your mates dads tribute at the end BTW.

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Cheers Lee. You never know, it might be a clone of that game. He was a great bloke was Ken. Many good memories of us all.

@Tetlee

9 ай бұрын

@@claygraphics1 that was a very different game so certainly not a clone of that one. It does slightly remind me of a Atari game called Krazy Antics though, never played that but its on my shopping list as looks fun.

They were such great times weren't they mate, people looking at the games nowadays probably think they are crap and wonder why we bothered, but it was so revolutionary wasn't it, it was so futuristic, great times. Enjoyed that and thanks for the mention 👍✌️

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

They really were James. Such a primitive game looking back, but our minds and imaginations filled in the massive blanks. Cheers buddy, my pleasure and have a good-un!

Ive never seen an Ant Em up before haha. Cheers ken! great to hear all these stories

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Haha, yeah, a very unique genre. You're missing out Eddie! Ken was a lovely bloke, always remembered.

The Commodore 16 is a system I've never seen in the flesh. I had mates who had a Speccy (like me), or a Commodore 64, one with a Amstrad CPC 464, another with a Dragon 32, and even one family that had an IBM. Never saw a 16 until KZread 🤷‍♂️

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

I thought you'd be all over the C16 Stew, haha. For me I knew of the Spectrum, Amstrad and C64 as well as this, and obviously the BBC system from school. For me, it was the Dragon I never heard of until KZread. Cheers dude, hope you're well.

Great memory mate, not a game I recall. Brilliant that your still in touch with your mate also, cheers mate.

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

We still hook-up when we can and drink our body's weight in booze, eat junk, play games and reminisce! Great question though Dave, cheers.

Great VR mate :) Love hearing these memories on this topic.

@claygraphics1

9 ай бұрын

Cheers mate, me too.