I saw it last night at the CHM. There was also a screening at the museum at Bletchley Park. Really entertaining, and I learned much. One interviewee explained h

I saw it last night at the CHM. There was also a screening at the museum at Bletchley Park. Really entertaining, and I learned much. One interviewee explained his labor-intensive method of pirating computer games. I've never owned a Commodore 64. I was an Atari computer fanboy back then, and I thought that the C-64 was junk in comparison. Now I see that it did have some good features, especially the sound chip. Later, I met a guy in high school who had a C-64 and gobs of pirated games on floppies. Some memorable titles were Hover Bovver (a game about mowing lawns), Paradroid (you are a robot that takes over a space station by mind controlling other robots), and Ultima IV (I was fascinated that you could visit various towns and talk to all these characters). In 1988, I bought an Amiga 500.