AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN TWIDDY

We were keen to find out how Putty Squad’s original developer felt about the long-overdue release

What’s it like seeing Amiga Putty Squad in action after all this time? It is great to see it up and running again. It was a bit of a shock looking at the low resolution compared with what we have become used to on modern consoles. I also found it quite difficult to get used to the old controls. Nowadays we are used to having so many buttons and controls on a joystick whereas, in those days, it was a matter of crow-barring all the functionality into a single button. It made me realise just how many aspects of the original game have slowly been changed over the past year in the new incarnations. How much work have you had to do with the project? Most of my involvement was…

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