Mark Cooksey

And that was pretty good.

Yeah, Mark Cooksey on music, Chris Butler on code.

That was a pretty decent Battleship.

The

We'll start with the radio, have a nose round the shops, see what else was big that year, uh, find out what the magazines reckoned, catch a bit of telly, and then put one game, uh, through its paces on three machines.

Mark Webb's in the other chair, and Mark, you've been itching to get to this one.

Oh, I have, Lee.

I've been grinning about it since you told me because it's a game about, uh, delivering newspapers, and somehow it's brilliant.

Right, I wanna know how it sounded on all three.

Time for the sound desk, where the same game gets played on three machines, uh, one after another, so you can compare what their chips were up to.

Commodore first with music by, um, Mark Cooksey, who, uh, was Elite's go-to musician on the 64.

Listen to this.