<>@7 +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- *4@3 SCHOOLYARD SLAUGHTER (AMIGA GETS PRESS COVERAGE) *3]5@4 by Jacka / A51 *1]1@7 -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ @1 Did anyone see the News At Ten on the 5th or 6th of October? It featured an A600. It was telling the story of how great the machine is and how it has a 200% performance rate over the top of the range PC's available and how it was the next generation in home multimedia entertainment. Unfortunately this was not for the case. When did you last see the Amiga on da telly? So it had to happen didn't it. They start complaining about some shitty PD game called Schoolyard Slaughter, a game which requires you to shoot kids in the head (body won't count) to score points and how they want it banned. Why? Just because some maniac goes mad with a gun does not mean that a child who has or will play this will grow up to do the same, does it? Why couldn't they just leave us be. The game is from America and was released a year ago. Now the game is PD and this, therefore, means ]5FREELY]1 distributable, so how the fuck are they going to get it banned. News stations all over the country have just sent out a signal for the whole Amiga population to get their copy to see what the fuss is all about. I say they are in a dream world. Penguin PD, who spoke on the news, have gone on record saying they had destroyed their master copy as soon as they found out. ]3BOLLOCKS!]1 They would sell hundreds of these within a few days because of this publicity and I for one don't believe they have stopped selling this. I'll finish with saying that the Dunblane victims, although I do have sympathy for them, are up in clouds if they think this game is going to go out of circulation overnight, or for that matter ]5EVER]1.