>> Tascam Holiday <tascam.holi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> On Tue, 13 May 2008, Tony Houghton wrote:
>>>> Was that the one that was sort of a cross between Zarch and Thrust?
>>>> IIRC the demo was on the first ever Acorn Computing.
>>> You may be thinking of Guile. IIRC Fervour was a third-person
>>> bouncing-ball game, where you had to dodge obstacles coming towards
>>> you.
>> I think you're right. Fervour had some groovy piano music IIRC. I think
>> they made a bit of a mistake by including at least one very difficult
>> level with the demo which actually put me off buying the full version
>> because I couldn't complete it.

> It was the demo that made me buy it back then. Got rid of  it when I
> sold my A3010 and got my RISC PC.  It didn't work too well on that.
> Now I got an old A410/1 I want it again to play it! The music on it
> was alsobjust so catchy.

> If APDL manage to find the source code for it amongst the stuff they
> got from Clares, I think it would make a wonderful game to be 32bitted
> and updated to make use of  modern Hi Res monitors.

> Regards

> Paul