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BBC Archives: At home with the Codemasters – 1988

19/04/2021 By ausretrogamer

The BBC Archive is rich with gaming related content from the 80s! We wanted to share this particular video of the Darling family, better known as Codemasters, enjoying their dizzy-ing success in the video games industry. Ah, those were the times.

This originally aired on the BBC’s Breakfast Time segment on August 2, 1988!


source: BBC Archive

Filed Under: History Tagged With: 1980s, Amiga, Atari ST, BBC, BBC Archive, Breakfast Time, C64, Codemasters, Darling Brothers, Dizzy, game dev, oldschoolm, Oliver Twins, retro computing, Retro Gamer, Retro Gaming, Retrocomputing, retrogaming, Video Games, videogames, zx spectrum

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