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Message: 3306

Author: Graham McCarey

Date: 21/01/2003

Subject: Re: !!AAAHHH!!

 

I'd say try them all really . . can't think of any particular
favourites right now. I prefer the MM ones to the JSW ones generally.
Manic Miner 2000 might be a good place to start. :)

In manicminerandjetsetwilly@yahoogroups.com, Steve wrote:

look around the offices at any council, no wonder the government

wants us privatised! ;-/ Still make the most of it, council life is
great! I get all my emailing and most of my web browsing done in
work! :)

Trouble is, i can't get to play many games - a mix of a girlfriend

and moving in our new house seems to take up all my time! Good job i
can come into work for a rest :-D

I've been a member of this group for a week or two now, but i've

still not had the time to try out any new JSW games! i've played the
original two (+MM) of course. And i played the "easter" one (I
think??) that Your Sinclair published. ? But that's it!

Can u recomend any? What's the best sequel that is as good as the

orginal MM & 2xJSW games?

No rush, i won't get chance to play anything until next week! :-/

Steve

Well, I see you work in a Local Authority like me. Dull isn't the
word eh? ;)

( I actually do most of my JSW/MM playing IN work - but don't tell
the tax-payers!! )

i know, but this really - bad - JSW player gets jealous very easily :)
Actually, if i get time tonite, i'll try 'Ma Jolie'. I'm just in the mood for some Miner Willy gaming - boring day in work u c..!
Steve

You fiend! You rotten fiend!! >:-(

we await the crying.... :-)

Can someone PLEASE give me at least a little hint on how to do
the 'Majolica' level of 'Ma Jolie' . . .

. . . or would you rather see a grown man cry!?

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