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Jeff Minter - Cane and Rinse No.510 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-03-21 11:43:18
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2022-03-21 12:09:52
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In honour of the legendary British coder's 60th birthday, we bring you a new type of Cane and Rinse podcast focused entirely on the career and work of one single developer - Jeff Minter. Leon, Chris, Jesse, Chris Worthington (Retro Asylum) and Sean Bell (The Computer Game Show) - along with contributions from the Cane and Rinse community - come together to celebrate over four decades of zapping Zzyaxians, luminous lights, psychedelic sounds, rampaging ruminants and undulating ungulates.Music featured in this issue:1.  Thermal Resolution by Ian Howe/Alastair Lindsay/Kevin Saville - Tempest 20002. Brace Position by Gareth Noyce - Polybiusedited by Jay Taylor

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Chris Worthington

It was a huge honour to be part of this. Happy birthday Jeff!

Steve Norman

Andes Attack unplayable? It’s an outrage! Or maybe it’s just taken four decades of practice. Great show guys. Was really looking forward to this one and it didn’t disappoint.

Dylan Kelly

Didn't know a thing about Jeff beforehand, but was happy to learn about all the rich history!

Scott Lamond

Great episode which caused many double-takes as I’m so used to normally hearing Chris W on the Playthrough podcast and of course Sean on TCGS! I enjoyed the examination of an auteur’s canon similar to the format specials and it would be a good concept to return to again in the future. As I’ve never been much of a fan of shooters or flow-state games my own experience of Jeff’s work is pretty minimal I’m afraid, confined to only briefly playing Revenge Of The Mutant Camels free on a disk with ST Format almost exactly 30 years ago. I have to say though, the panels’ impassioned thoughts on Polybius have intrigued me, a welcome excuse to get out the PSVR!

Christopher Love

An amazing episode, the home computer era of gaming is a massive blindspot in my repertoire. Passionate and informative input from everyone involved. I now have a list of titles to catch up with, so thanks for that. Sean talking HDR will never fail to get a laugh. Especially at night.

Alex79

I really enjoyed this (I mean, I enjoy them all, but don't always comment), it was a really interesting journey through one of the more idiosyncratic developers the industry has ever produced. The show inspired me to re-download Space Giraffe, and whilst I only had a quick go I genuinely came downstairs the other morning to find my two younger boys (6 and 5 - strange names, know (sorry, that's a Simon Munnery gag)) sat playing it together, which absolutely delighted me!

Ben McSkelly

Really really good episode on someone I'd never heard of. Like to think Jeff listens and gets a kick out of it.

Ben McSkelly

Also Alex79uk is now Alex79? We need a psa on the monthly

Alex79

Haha sorry Ben, I never noticed your comment till Leon read it out on the monthly show! Yeah as mentioned, it just seemed a little flag wavey these days and was a name I set up over 15 years ago when I first got my 360, and although I'm sure nobody ever took it this way, for a while I've been thinking it was a bit too overtly patriotic and just wanted to drop it :)