Mike Williams
Games (50)
The following games are known (or thought) to have been written by Mike Williams
3D Munchy (1st March 1984) (BBC Model B)
The game of Pac-Man is given a twist by being set in a 3D maze.
The game of Pac-Man is given a twist by being set in a 3D maze.
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Astro Plumber (27th February 1985) (Amstrad CPC464)
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
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Astro Plumber (5th May 1986) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
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Astro Plumber (1st April 1986) (Acorn Electron)
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
A platform game set on the moon. You must fix the air supply system whilst avoiding the comical lunar baddies.
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Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2 
Balloon Buster (1st November 1991) (BBC/Electron)
A colourful, very animated circus-themed game in which you play a clown who must 'bust' the overhead balloons in a set sequence before time runs out.
A colourful, very animated circus-themed game in which you play a clown who must 'bust' the overhead balloons in a set sequence before time runs out.
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Balloon Buster (27th December 1989) (Amstrad CPC464)
A colourful, very animated circus-themed game in which you play a clown who must 'bust' the overhead balloons in a set sequence before time runs out.
A colourful, very animated circus-themed game in which you play a clown who must 'bust' the overhead balloons in a set sequence before time runs out.
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Bar Billiards (19th April 1987) (Acorn Electron)
A simulation of the classic pub game in which you attempt to pot balls without knocking over the pegs.
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
A simulation of the classic pub game in which you attempt to pot balls without knocking over the pegs.
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Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
Bar Billiards (19th April 1987) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A simulation of the classic pub game in which you attempt to pot balls without knocking over the pegs.
A simulation of the classic pub game in which you attempt to pot balls without knocking over the pegs.
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Brian Clough's Football Fortunes (1st May 1987) (BBC/Electron)
A computer board game that will be of no use whatsoever without the associated board, money, cards and counters. Set (unsurprisingly) in the world of football.
A computer board game that will be of no use whatsoever without the associated board, money, cards and counters. Set (unsurprisingly) in the world of football.
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Castle Assault (1st February 1985) (Acorn Electron)
Single-screen platformer in which you progress from side to side to climb ladders and must leap the deadly inhabitants of the castle en route.
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 1
Single-screen platformer in which you progress from side to side to climb ladders and must leap the deadly inhabitants of the castle en route.
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Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2Blue Ribbon Games Disk 1
Castle Assault (1st September 1984) (BBC Model B)
Single-screen platformer in which you progress from side to side to climb ladders and must leap the deadly inhabitants of the castle en route.
Single-screen platformer in which you progress from side to side to climb ladders and must leap the deadly inhabitants of the castle en route.
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Diamond Mine (1st March 1984) (BBC Model B)
A game where you must manoeuvre a pipeline through the sewers to collect up gems.
A game where you must manoeuvre a pipeline through the sewers to collect up gems.
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Diamond Mine II (1st May 1986) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A superior sequel to the original Diamond Mine, featuring more intuitive, arcade-style gameplay and, after level ten, invisible mazes.
A superior sequel to the original Diamond Mine, featuring more intuitive, arcade-style gameplay and, after level ten, invisible mazes.
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Diamond Mine II (21st May 1986) (Acorn Electron)
A superior sequel to the original Diamond Mine, featuring more intuitive, arcade-style gameplay and, after level ten, invisible mazes.
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
A superior sequel to the original Diamond Mine, featuring more intuitive, arcade-style gameplay and, after level ten, invisible mazes.
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Blue Ribbon Games Disk 2
Dominoes (1st February 1991) (BBC/Electron)
Play two styles of domino games against your computer.
Play two styles of domino games against your computer.
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Football Director (1st May 1989) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A colourful text-based football strategy game in which you must navigate your team to the top of the first division.
A colourful text-based football strategy game in which you must navigate your team to the top of the first division.
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Hi-Q-Quiz (1st October 1989) (BBC/Electron)
A variant of Trivial Pursuit, this computerised board game will tax your general knowledge and can be played competitively.
A variant of Trivial Pursuit, this computerised board game will tax your general knowledge and can be played competitively.
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Nightmare Maze (1st December 1984) (BBC Model B)
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
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Nightmare Maze (1st December 1984) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
Blue Ribbon Games Disk 1
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
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Blue Ribbon Games Disk 1
Nightmare Maze (1st December 1984) (BBC/Electron)
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
Collect five keys (and the occasional cup of black coffee to stay awake) from a colourful 3D maze crawling with bugs.
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Nutter (16th April 2010) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A very basic game with the only hook factor being the fact you get to play an Adolf Hitler sprite. Five minutes amusement at best.
A very basic game with the only hook factor being the fact you get to play an Adolf Hitler sprite. Five minutes amusement at best.
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The Sicksoft Collection
Nutter (1st April 2000) (Acorn Electron)
A very basic game with the only hook factor being the fact you get to play an Adolf Hitler sprite. Five minutes amusement at best.
A very basic game with the only hook factor being the fact you get to play an Adolf Hitler sprite. Five minutes amusement at best.
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EUG #50
Redcoats (1st May 1985) (BBC/Electron)
A wargame set during the American War of Independence for one or two players
A wargame set during the American War of Independence for one or two players
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Redcoats (8th April 1984) (Spectrum 48K)
A wargame set during the American War of Independence for one or two players
A wargame set during the American War of Independence for one or two players
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Return Of R2 (1st March 1988) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A slow, isometric 3D game in which you must collect up the three white tiles.
A slow, isometric 3D game in which you must collect up the three white tiles.
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Sex Invaders (16th April 2010) (BBC/Electron)
Take control of a phallic-looking spacecraft and projectile squirt between the legs of the descending ladies in this bizarre adult-themed Space Invaders game.
Take control of a phallic-looking spacecraft and projectile squirt between the legs of the descending ladies in this bizarre adult-themed Space Invaders game.
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The Sicksoft Collection
Sporting Triangles (Home Computer Club) (3rd September 1989) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
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Steve Davis Snooker (1st May 1986) (BBC B/B+/Master 128)
A snooker game against a computerised World Champion Steve Davis. Overhead view.
A snooker game against a computerised World Champion Steve Davis. Overhead view.
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Steve Davis Snooker (1st May 1986) (BBC/Electron)
A snooker game against a computerised World Champion Steve Davis. Overhead view.
A snooker game against a computerised World Champion Steve Davis. Overhead view.
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Tank Attack (1st June 1989) (BBC/Electron)
A very sophisticated computerised board wargame (which cannot be played in isolation).
A very sophisticated computerised board wargame (which cannot be played in isolation).
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Video Card Arcade (14th June 1988) (Spectrum 48K/128K/+2)
A suite of three card games: Poker Royal, Twenty-One and Higher or Lower. Nothing startling but reasonably good fun.
A suite of three card games: Poker Royal, Twenty-One and Higher or Lower. Nothing startling but reasonably good fun.
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Video Card Arcade 
Video Card Arcade (1st March 1988) (BBC/Electron)
A suite of three card games: Poker Royal, Twenty-One and Higher or Lower. Nothing startling but reasonably good fun.
A suite of three card games: Poker Royal, Twenty-One and Higher or Lower. Nothing startling but reasonably good fun.
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Utilities (2)
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Demos (4)
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Music Demos (0)
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Reviews (307)
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Articles (101)
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| 1st Course: A Miscellany Of Items | Beebug Volume 7 Number 5 |
| 1st Course: Better Programming | Beebug Volume 9 Number 6 |
| 1st Course: Calling The Operator | Beebug Volume 7 Number 6 |
| 1st Course: Character Control | Beebug Volume 6 Number 9 |
| 1st Course: Character Control Part 2 | Beebug Volume 6 Number 10 |
| 1st Course: Character Control Part 3 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 1 |
| 1st Course: Colouring Your Beeb | Beebug Volume 6 Number 6 |
| 1st Course: Colouring Your Beeb Part 2 | Beebug Volume 6 Number 7 |
| 1st Course: Data Storage, Data Dictionaries | Beebug Volume 9 Number 8 |
| 1st Course: Getting Animated | Beebug Volume 6 Number 8 |
| 1st Course: Improving Basic Programs | Beebug Volume 8 Number 8 |
| 1st Course: Improving Basic Programs Sideways And Shadow RAM | Beebug Volume 8 Number 10 |
| 1st Course: Investigating Teletext Mode | Beebug Volume 7 Number 10 |
| 1st Course: Investigating Teletext Mode Part 2 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 1 |
| 1st Course: Investigating Teletext Mode Part 3 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 2 |
| 1st Course: Investigating Teletext Mode Part 4 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 3 |
| 1st Course: Investigating Teletext Mode Part 5 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 4 |
| 1st Course: Just Scrolling | Beebug Volume 7 Number 4 |
| 1st Course: Making Better Use Of Disc Filing Systems | Beebug Volume 7 Number 3 |
| 1st Course: Making Better Use Of Filing Systems | Beebug Volume 7 Number 2 |
| 1st Course: Plotting For Effect | Beebug Volume 6 Number 2 |
| 1st Course: Plotting For Effect Part 2 | Beebug Volume 6 Number 3 |
| 1st Course: Plotting For Effect Part 3 | Beebug Volume 6 Number 4 |
| 1st Course: Storing Data In Files | Beebug Volume 9 Number 9 |
| 1st Course: The Ins And Outs Of Basic Part 1 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 7 |
| 1st Course: The Ins And Outs Of Basic Part 2 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 8 |
| 1st Course: The Ins And Outs Of Basic Part 3 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 9 |
| 1st Course: Using Operating System Routines | Beebug Volume 8 Number 6 |
| 1st Course: Using Operating System Routines Part 2 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 7 |
| 1st Course: Using The ADVAL Function Part 1 | Beebug Volume 5 Number 2 |
| 1st Course: Using The EVAL Function | Beebug Volume 4 Number 8 |
| 1st Course: Using The EVAL Function Part 2 | Beebug Volume 4 Number 9 |
| Acorn Launch A5000 System | Beebug Volume 10 Number 6 |
| Acorn Launch New BBC Micro | Beebug Volume 4 Number 8 |
| Acorn's A4 Notebook | Beebug Volume 11 Number 3 |
| Acorn's Teletext Adaptor | Beebug Volume 2 Number 10 |
| Angels At 12 O' Clock: Three Flight Simulators | Beebug Volume 4 Number 9 |
| Back To The Future | Beebug Volume 12 Number 10 |
| Beebug Filer Goes Graphic | Beebug Volume 5 Number 2 |
| Beebug Survey: View | Beebug Volume 9 Number 3 |
| Build Your Own Database Manager Beebug Filer: A Database For All | Beebug Volume 4 Number 6 |
| Computer Concepts Casts A Spell | Beebug Volume 5 Number 10 |
| Creating A Chequer Board | Beebug Volume 10 Number 9 |
| Double-Density Disc Controllers | Beebug Volume 2 Number 8 |
| Editor's Jottings | Beebug Volume 10 Number 2 |
| Editor's Jottings | Beebug Volume 10 Number 1 |
| Editor's Jottings | Beebug Volume 10 Number 3 |
| Editorial | Beebug Volume 3 Number 4 |
| Editorial | Elbug #5 |
| Editorial | Beebug Volume 2 Number 6 |
| Editorial | Elbug #6 |
| Editorial | Beebug Volume 3 Number 1 |
| Electron Graphics Part 5 | Elbug #5 |
| Electron Graphics Part 6 | Elbug #6 |
| Ever So Spritely | Beebug Volume 6 Number 4 |
| File Handling For All | Beebug Volume 7 Number 1 |
| File Handling For All Part 12 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 2 |
| File Handling For All Part 2 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 2 |
| File Handling For All Part 3 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 3 |
| File Handling For All Part 4 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 4 |
| File Handling For All Part 5 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 5 |
| File Handling For All Part 7 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 7 |
| File Handling For All Part 8 | Beebug Volume 7 Number 8 |
| Filer Accounts Option | Beebug Volume 5 Number 4 |
| Filer Accounts Option Part 2 | Beebug Volume 5 Number 5 |
| Filer Database System: The Last Word | Beebug Volume 5 Number 9 |
| Improving Basic Programs Part 2 | Beebug Volume 8 Number 9 |
| Introducing Tree Structures | Beebug Volume 11 Number 6 |
| Keeping Up With Archimedes | Beebug Volume 6 Number 4 |
| Keystrip Generator | Beebug Volume 6 Number 4 |
| Large Digital Display In Mode 7 | Beebug Volume 2 Number 8 |
| Learning About Chaos | Beebug Volume 8 Number 9 |
| Linked Lists | Beebug Volume 11 Number 3 |
| Linked Lists Part 2 | Beebug Volume 11 Number 4 |
| Linked Lists Part 3 | Beebug Volume 11 Number 5 |
| Mail-Merge With Filer | Beebug Volume 5 Number 1 |
| Mastering Edit Part 1 | Beebug Volume 9 Number 8 |
| Mastering Edit Part 2 | Beebug Volume 9 Number 9 |
| Mastering Edit Part 3 | Beebug Volume 9 Number 10 |
| Random Sampling | Beebug Volume 10 Number 4 |
| Replicating Polygonal Patterns | Beebug Volume 11 Number 2 |
| Simulation Modelling | Beebug Volume 10 Number 5 |
| Simulation Modelling Part 3 | Beebug Volume 10 Number 7 |
| Simulation Modelling Part 4 | Beebug Volume 10 Number 8 |
| Testing Out Your Micro Part 4: The Cassette Interface | Beebug Volume 3 Number 2 |
| The New Acorn A3000: A New BBC Microcomputer | Beebug Volume 8 Number 2 |
| The Teletext Mode | Beebug Volume 2 Number 5 |
| The Teletext Mode: Part 4 | Beebug Volume 2 Number 8 |
| Tree Structures | Beebug Volume 11 Number 7 |
| Tree Structures Part 3 | Beebug Volume 11 Number 8 |
| Upgrading To An Archimedes | Beebug Volume 8 Number 9 |
| Upgrading To An Archimedes | Beebug Volume 8 Number 10 |
| Using The Teletext Mode: Part 2 | Beebug Volume 2 Number 6 |
| VDU And FX Calls | Beebug Volume 9 Number 10 |
| VDU And FX Calls | Beebug Volume 10 Number 4 |
| VDU And FX Calls | Beebug Volume 10 Number 1 |
| VDU And FX Calls | Beebug Volume 10 Number 2 |
| VDU And Fx Calls Part 4 | Beebug Volume 10 Number 3 |
| VDU And FX Calls Part 6 | Beebug Volume 10 Number 5 |
| Weather Satellites | Beebug Volume 4 Number 9 |
| Writing A Game Program: Rapids | Beebug Volume 2 Number 6 |
Ads (1)
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| 1st Course: Using The ADVAL Function Part 2 | Beebug Volume 5 Number 3 |
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