We've had some nice coverage of Repton: The Lost Realms from Iain Lee, before and during R3PLAY, that I've added links to from the Repton: The Lost Realms release wiki page.

Sam.

Who've I upset?

Don't get a mention on the page. I realise I didn't do that much towards the game but still.

Noone. It's a wiki, so feel free to blow your own trumpet.

However, I'm sure there was meant to be a line in there about your graphical tour-de-force contributions which appears to have gone walkabout, so I've added it in again there and on the releases page. We love you, of course, Dave.

The Repton:TLR entry is a bit out of date, actually, because it was originally written back in the Byte Back days when we were still using Paras' original engine, and Dave M was very keen on restricting what shots were made publically available.

It really needs the screenshots updating and maybe an example YouTube video, now there are actually copies of it out there.

Sam.

You realise that the RS Dave mafia will be after you now...

Bring it.

It's been a while since we've seen any edits on the wiki from any of The Daves ... !

Sam.

Somebody's happy with their Repton purchase!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8WPVWNB-ys
(the Retro Software coverage starts at 3:05 ... guess we must have sold out of 5.25" Krystals!)

Exactly so. 5.25" versions at least. He was a great guy. Had a lengthy chat with him and his partner. He told me he was going to be doing a full YouTube review, so I've been looking out for it. Don't think this was it, yet, so hopefully he'll do a full one at some point, we can take a look at.

Sam.

Bloody hard

Repton: The Lost Realms starts medium and then ends up impossible. I can do the other three, but I can't complete the PRESTO set.

Dave Edwards has also now posted an Acorn Electron World BBC Micro 5.25" DFS disc review.

Very positive.

Sam.