In deference
to visitors who prefer the more serious intervals in Zzap!'s history,
this Links page has been declared a Host-Free Zone. There will be no mention
of pterodactyls, trolls, fish, or pantomime horses, and the words "hiyaaah",
"nygaaah" and "waaagh" will appear nowhere other than
in this introduction. Similarly, so-called "hatstand" comments—e.g.
"there are more links here than you can shake a stick at"—have
been censored where possible, and anything which could be mistaken for
a "wacky" graphic has been omitted. In the spirit of such earnestness,
the casual web surfer is advised to click here
to return to the Zzap! Contents, here
to visit the Commodore 64 pages, or here
to visit The Burrow. If you'd like to recommend a Zzap! site, send me
the details ,
and I'll add it to the list. Your faithfully, A. Bore (Mr). |
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» General sites |
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| The
Def Guide to ZZAP! 64 |
History, editorials, articles, interviews, a message board, and even a complete set of scanned issues—Iain Black has it all. |
| Where
are they now? |
I'm here at The Burrow, of course, but this link will tell you what happened to many others. The information was largely gleaned from the Zzap! Rrap message board, and Maff Rignall's excellent (but now sadly defunct) 'Where are they now?' site. |
| Zzap!
reviews in HTML |
Gamebase64's Demetrius Kiminas' ongoing project to convert Zzap! reviews into HTML format. A nice alternative to Iain Black's scanned issues. |
| » Interview sites | |
| The Def Guide... |
Paul Glancey, Kati Hamza. |
| CRASH online |
An old but interesting interview
with Oli Frey copied from Zzap!'s sister magazine, CRASH. It details
how he got started in the business, and reveals some of the techniques
he used to create those gorgeous covers. |
| Zzap! Towers |
My own page, featuring former
Zzap! staffers all of whom were posed the question, "What are your
memories of working in the Towers?" |
