Places to visit

[JC]

Richard Goddard wrote a very detailed piece for Issue 78 on Clive Baker's new(ish) penny arcade at Milestones, Basingstoke. Richard supplied me with a good selection of pictures, many of which I was unable to publish in the magazine due to lack of space. Here are some of them - more to follow:

[badpenny]

I know this says more about me and the perverse way I think but, how/what?????

Where does Clive find these things?

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[JC]

..........and here are some more piccies, most of which were not published in the magazine. I'm afraid I still haven't found the time to visit Milestones, but do hope to do so in near future. If you get the chance, do try to visit - I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

[JC]

Where does Clive find these things?

More to the point, why? It's actually someone bending over (doing what, I've no idea).

[arrgee]

More to the point, why? It's actually someone bending over (doing what, I've no idea)

.............Hiding - my camera and I seem to have this effect on people

[JC]

.......also in Issue 78, someone has finally written something about my arcade!
Martin Larcombe wrote a detailed account of his visit back in April, when he ventured down to the sea front after visiting the Brighton jukebox show. There were just 3 pictures published in the magazine, but Martin has recently emailed some more he took on the day.
So here they are.......

[badpenny]

Do I win the prize for spotting Elvis?

[gameswat]

Well, well seems pretty obvious to me that that a modern game slipped in there...... the infamous Japanese "Boong-ga Boong-ga". Read the link about it as one of the strangest games ever. Best part is the trophy it vends for especially great playing!?!? http://www.screwattack.com/news/strange ... a-boong-ga