GamesMaster: The Oral History

[SuperPang]

[zak]

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The PeaceMaster
Feel the hand of history on your shoulders by becoming the person to lead peace talks between Dominik and Dave Perry as they reunite for the first time in 25 years. You will accompany Dominik to the Revolver Tattoo Rooms in Torquay where you will both be tattooed by Dave in his studio. Afterwards, you'll kick back and play some '90s videogames with Dominik and Dave, before heading to a nearby pub to toast this historic pop cultural moment.

[Dache]

Read-Only Memories books are outstanding. Everything I've got from them (Mega Drive, Dreamcast, SNK and Metal Slug history books) has been excellent, no doubt this will be too.

[garrz32]

GamesMaster, what a time to be alive

[Pete]

There are some podcasts from the Retro hour on YT where both Dom and Dave were interviewed separately it was very interesting to hear both sides of the famous bust up.

[mx5dob]

Read-Only Memories books are outstanding. Everything I've got from them (Mega Drive, Dreamcast, SNK and Metal Slug history books) has been excellent, no doubt this will be too.

The SNK and Metal Slug books were published by Bitmap books

[Dache]

Read-Only Memories books are outstanding. Everything I've got from them (Mega Drive, Dreamcast, SNK and Metal Slug history books) has been excellent, no doubt this will be too.

The SNK and Metal Slug books were published by Bitmap books

That'll teach me not to check before posting. I knew I had more than just two books from ROM, the other one is Sega Pop-Up History, and I backed the Unofficial Oral History Of SF2 book that's hopefully out soon, and you can read bits of that on Polygon already.

Anyway, the GamesMaster book got funded.

[Pete]

Did anybody grab this in the end?

[matt5cott]

Did anybody grab this in the end?

Yes. I asked DD a question in the consultation zone and he answered it well I've not had time to read the book yet (I'm laughably behind everything) But I did read the .pdf they sent to backers of the extra memories or something that they didn't fit into the book, which was really good.

[Pete]

I've started reading this book at work on my lunch break after receiving it as a gift at xmas bit so far have found it a hard read with so many different peoples stories on the same page with their initials next to each one.