Patrick 'Gamesmaster' Moore Interview

[James Harvey]

Don't if anyone's seen this before, but last year I managed to score an interview with Sir Patrick Moore, and I asked him a couple of questions about his time on Gamesmaster. I also asked him a few questions about worrying trends in today's videogames and how much games have changed since he did the show. He was a really nice man, anyway, and made some very interesting points.

The interview is here: http://www.jamesharvey.biz/articles/sfactor1.htm

[Crispin]

Wow, what a really well written interview. Thanks for that. Nice to see he's keeping up with emerging technology.

[Moodmon]

ANY videogame in the world

Dear lordy that's entertaining.

[Jushin-Thunder-Liger]

Good interview, but why didnt you ask him about his strong interest in cottaging?
Sir Patrick is a nationl teasure, with Oliver Reed now dead, and Sir Patrick getting on, the last true great englishmen are all leaving us.

[Jakeway]

That was pathetic?

[darkangel]

That started a good interview, but then it got crazy.... Was the text right before the rapping and then the whole interview after that faked?

[Adam Stone]

An amusing read (though admittedly pointless.... ). Was it done for a piece of coursework or something?

Or... erm... were you just generally really bored?

[Darwock]

I read the start last night, will go back to it.

I am genuinely surprised that he does seem to take a bit of an interest, on GM he always seemed to be a bit 'on the fringes'... more of a comedy persona than a contributor to the show. I didn't think he'd give a flying eff about the games themselves.

edit - I should have read the rest. Oh dear.

[jezzace]

ha Darwock thats brilliant, I did the same thing, lucky I didn't post

[C']

A waste of perfectly good html code.

[James Harvey]

That started a good interview, but then it got crazy.... Was the text right before the rapping and then the whole interview after that faked?

No, he really started rapping...



I wrote this last year for my website. I was trying to make my site into one of those popular regularly updated comedy websites like pointlesswasteoftime.com or www.seanbaby.com. But there were two obstacles to this ever happening:

1.) I couldn't be bothered

2.) I'm not very funny

I still like that interview though.

[Molloy]

Heh.. nice work man. That rap is quite brilliant.