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Deepest Blue: The Seiddab are back

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Steve Turner: 30 years ago I gave up a well paid job in programming to write games on the Spectrum including 3d Space Wars, Legend Of Avalon,Ranarama,Quazatron and many others. After many years of business programming I am enjoying retirement and programming a game on my laptop.

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