If you need a further clue, try and think of a rather infamous Level 3 clue item that was used by a team in Series 3....

Good one!

no further spoilers please

Was that just a figure of speech? If not, I think you'll have to allow people the freedom to talk about the article in as much detail as they wish as soon as they wish, because it does deserve to be discussed by anyone who cares to. If you feel that posts about the article may damage your appreciation of it, the simplest solution is surely to take your eye off this thread for the moment.

According to one post in the Retro Gamer Issue 90 thread, KM was never shown in Norway. This is interesting, given that it made it to Finland. I wonder if we'll ever get a definitive list of the countries in which it was shown. As long as Tim Child is still open to interviews, hope sprigs eternal.

I'm simply suggesting that 'David Rowie' would be a fun typo, because it would resemble another famous name.

Yep, I know what Drassil's talking about here. If you need a further clue, try and think of a rather infamous Level 3 clue item that was used by a team in Series 3....

Anyway, the Retro Gamer Forum's own thread on Issue 90 is here. The writer and the interviewees all did themselves and Knightmare credit, so well done. Perhaps controversial of Hugo Myatt, though, to say that the best moments came from the best teams.

I'm very glad to see that most of the forum comments I'm reading over there are very positive about Knightmare. As for the article itself, I'm hoping to purchase a copy online as soon as I get paid next week, so no further spoilers please. Once I have read the article I'll do some scans of it and put them up in this thread should people wish, like I did with the article in SFX magazine a few years back.

Doubtless my crappy week is slowing my brain. But I'm confoozed

I wonder what the magazine's circulation is. I couldn't find out. Anyway, the Retro Gamer Forum's own thread on Issue 90 is here. The writer and the interviewees all did themselves and Knightmare credit, so well done. Perhaps controversial of Hugo Myatt, though, to say that the best moments came from the best teams.