Hi there,

I've had a response to a Facebook post from the well-known C64 Musician, Martin Galway, two years after the original post.

There should be below a lovely picture of his desktop/studio, with all manner of 8-bit goodness. This includes an Enterprise machine.

I asked the question if he had ever done anything with it, the answer is in the caption to the side of the picture.

Wow, nice work! Looks like a proper Enterprise game

CiH! You wrote this

From an imperfectly remembered article in Popular Computing Weekly. As already shown earlier in this thread!

Keep going!

Love the huge sprite goodness and that soundchip tune was divine!

Great to see you back Tim!

As a one-off contributor to 'Private Enterprise', how many of these were produced in the end. Is the tally more or less equal to the archive here, or were there some more issues that haven't seen the light of day?

It's been a long time, names such as 'Neil Blaber' are stirring in the back of my brain, wonder what happened to him?

Potentially interested here

Here's a copy of the entire original article which led to my letter. Screengrabs from .PDF edition of Micro Mart issue 1209.

Here's a copy of a recent contribution to the letters page of Micro Mart magazine issue 1212 from yours truly 

It followed a nice article in issue 1210 about ten interesting alternative computers that didn't get the recognition they deserved. Two of my personal favourites, the Enterprise and Atari Falcon were in there. In an outburst of nerdiness, I felt that some of the information was missing from that article. The writer's description of the Enterprise as 'fairly standard hardware in a nice looking case' needed rectifying especially!

Anyway, I hope you enjoy this printed effort to spread the word.

Chris.