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I also had this game and found it frustrating i remember trying to hack the elevators by inputing each led to make digital numbers.i later got a cheat..or was it a poke.to see the end screen with max headroom talking useing digitized speach which you couldn't really make out on the spectrum 48k .loudspeaker.i also remember the tv series... max is a artificial intelligence wise cracking character portrayed by actor Matt Frewer in 1985
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Trelard17 Sep. 2019
Back when this was released, if I recall right, the review magazines hated this game. The copy I had was in a oversize VHS style clamshell box.
My own personal experience was it was a very difficult game (for me at least, I was around 8 or 9 years old at the time) but I stuck with it and was able to complete it. I enjoyed it as was, but it was definitely a quirky game because there wasn't any game I can recall that used the same collection of mechanics in the same package.
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I also had this game and found it frustrating i remember trying to hack the elevators by inputing each led to make digital numbers.i later got a cheat..or was it a poke.to see the end screen with max headroom talking useing digitized speach which you couldn't really make out on the spectrum 48k .loudspeaker.i also remember the tv series... max is a artificial intelligence wise cracking character portrayed by actor Matt Frewer in 1985
Back when this was released, if I recall right, the review magazines hated this game. The copy I had was in a oversize VHS style clamshell box.
My own personal experience was it was a very difficult game (for me at least, I was around 8 or 9 years old at the time) but I stuck with it and was able to complete it. I enjoyed it as was, but it was definitely a quirky game because there wasn't any game I can recall that used the same collection of mechanics in the same package.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.