Countdown (Spectrum game) - Revision history

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Mglovesfun at 17:43, 13 June 2008

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Mglovesfun at 17:43, 13 June 2008

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Mglovesfun: two typos

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Mglovesfun at 15:51, 13 June 2008

2008-06-13T15:51:07Z

Mglovesfun: Countdown (Spectrum Game) moved to Countdown (Spectrum game)

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Countdown (Spectrum Game) moved to Countdown (Spectrum game)

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-'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted).
+'''Countdown''' was a [[:Category:Computer games|computer game]] developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted).
-Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10
+Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10.
 ==External link==

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−	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10	+	[[Image:Countdown Spectrum front.jpg\|right]]
		+	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted).
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		+	Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10

	==External link==		==External link==

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	[http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm Review on the Your Sinclair Magazine website].		[http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm Review on the Your Sinclair Magazine website].

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	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10		'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10
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	==External link==		==External link==

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−	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].	+	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10
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		+	==External link==
		+	[http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm Review on the Your Sinclair Magazine website].

	[[Category:Computer games]]		[[Category:Computer games]]

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−	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter ~~selectin~~ had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].	+	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selections had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].

	[[Category:Computer games]]		[[Category:Computer games]]

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	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selectin had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].		'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selectin had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].

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−	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels~~- though to be fair,~~ the ~~'minimum/maximum number of consonants'~~ rules had yet to be ~~intituted on the show~~. Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].	+	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels (although in fairness the rules regarding letter selectin had yet to be instituted.) Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].

	[[Category:Computer Games]]		[[Category:Computer Games]]

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−	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels- though to be fair, the 'minimum/maximum number of consonants' rules had yet to be intituted on the show. Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [[1 http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm]].	+	'''Countdown''' was a computer game developed in 1984 and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and BBC B platforms in 1986 by the company Macsen, a British software developer. It was seen as a competent game, though its dictionary was limited (contestants often had to verify their own words) and rounds could be chosen that were all consonants or all vowels- though to be fair, the 'minimum/maximum number of consonants' rules had yet to be intituted on the show. Your Sinclair magazine reviewed in in July 1986 and gave it 8/10 [http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/countdown.htm 1].

	[[Category:Computer Games]]		[[Category:Computer Games]]