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The only proportionate response to the threat of being touched by some plasma is to fire some massive missiles at it.
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Do a long range scan. Do a short range scan. Do a warp factor. Shoot a Klingon. Beam me up Scotty. Etc etc.
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Look, I get it, landing on the moon isn’t easy. But nor is it any fun thanks to our good friend Cassette 50.
See the Amstrad version of Lunar Lander
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Hot tip – if you know you’re on a planet that may explode, don’t wait until the last minute to refuel your ship to leave.
See the Amstrad version of Space Mission
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It’s reassuring to know that, in the event of an alien invasion of earth, we could be saved by merely guessing (to within 10) how many aliens are coming to get us.
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Well this is factually incorrect. I’m not eating any mazes here. I’m eating pills. Tasty, tasty pills. Mmmmmm. No wonder I’m seeing ghosts and imagining that I am a giant head with only a mouth and no body.
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Also similar to Ghosts on the Commodore 64 Cassette 50
You’ve had some microfilm stolen, and it’s for a well highly developed radar system no less. You stupid bastard. Be more careful.
See the Commodore 64 version of Exchange
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