Commodore PET

I did not watch a lot of it- 'Cause it was, like, very redundant.

But I will say the top prize on, I think, the '82 version for the series champion was a Commodore PET computer, Commodore PET I think it was called, which was obviously something...

Well, it was around the time of the VIC-20.

It was one of those all-in-one type deals, so you had the monitor built into the keyboard, built into the whole computer itself.

You know, you could have put a Commodore in.

Quite a lot of people use the Commodore PET at the time, I think, because it was old by that then.

But quite a lot of people use it.

You see them hanging around in sets all the time, things like Commodore PETs and Apple IIs and stuff like that.

Have a bit of a deep cut of a machine.

It's very, very pleasing to see that.

I don't love the music.

You can probably hear some of the music in the background here.

It's very repetitive and very basic.

And what I'll have to say is I am currently on level 3-5.

I think there's five or six levels per world, I guess, if you want to call it that.

You don't

need to do that.

Like you say, for competitive play, you need to know what you can hit quickly to get scores.