Persian Classic!
I remember hearing about the boy up the street who was getting a
Sega Mega Drive for Christmas. That boy, that darn inconsiderate boy…how dare he get one and not be a friend of mine! The news was more than just stunning: in a time of nobody in our village owning a Mega Drive it was devastating. Sleek, shiny, kind of like the Knight Rider car of olden day video games consoles, the Mega Drive was, in a time before the ipod—when the ipod was nothing more than a scientists embryonic fantasy, in fact—the thing which every avid games player desired above all else.Fortunately we had Prince of Persia to make it all better and our trusty Master System to play it on. Who needed a Mega Drive when you could be a Prince and dash about eerie palaces and dungeons to the beat of an eerie regal sound-track? We didn’t!
Prince of Persia was the same as every other platform game out, so there’s no reason for it to stick in my mind, and yet it does. What I remember the most is actually being scared when I played the game–my heart racing as I sought to find the exit or solve the next piece of the puzzle. Which is all very odd because I’ve never been a fan of Prince’s in general; apart from the musician, that is. But that goes without saying.
Another thing I used to do is dress up as the Prince, with my plastic sword by my side. Don’t tell anyone but sometimes I get the old garb out of the attic and still do it…
Alright everyone: I have significant news about the riding holiday, it emerged that there is something about horse liability that we need to look into. I know nothing about this, so Cheryl if you could do this it would be lovely.
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