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Coming soon to Read-Only Memory: The Bitmap Brothers: Odyssey, the official soundtrack vinyl from the legendary videogame creators of the 16-bit era. Featuring exclusive cover artwork from Dan Malone.

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'The Amiga was the superior machine. Porting from ST wasn’t good enough.'

There you have it, folks. That's what cold hard truth looks like.

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'OK, so maybe I did kill Aerith. But if I hadn’t stopped you, in the second half of the game, you were planning to kill everyone off but the final three characters the player chooses!' And the best three FFVII characters are...? https://t.co/WZ8N6ShyHe

'It wasn't my goal to make people cry with that scene.'

Uncover the truth behind one of gaming's towering achievements in 500 Years Later: An Oral History of Final Fantasy VII, available only from R-OM.

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500 Years Later: An Oral History of Final Fantasy VII – produced in collaboration with @Polygon – is the definitive reference material on the making of a PlayStation classic.
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Thanks to the Sega Dreamcast, we can all still experience the great outdoors indoors:

We can enjoy sunny beaches.
Play squash.
Question the very nature of existence itself.
Fight giant octopi in the depths of a large ship.

So life remains, more or less, the same.

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'"Revolver" was my old scooter club, the most violent scooter club in Suffolk.'

Enjoy The Making of Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe, an excerpt taken from our 2016 title, The Bitmap Brothers: Universe https://t.co/icYIsg7Vvj

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