User "Shadwell" made this amazing comment on my blog regarding the Odin game Robin of the Wood:

https://blog.stevewetherill.com/2022/02/odin-computer-graphics-part-one-1985.html?showComment=1736538116191#c8388117459926975740

The comment includes a link to this amazing video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfMvgOix2Yg

Since comments on blogger are limited to just text, I'm posting my response here so I can include links and an image.

The image in this post is my rough attempt to show the location of the (long since demolished) Odin office at Canning Place in Liverpool. Additionally, I've included the rough locations where the two photos in the Crash Magazine article referenced in the video were taken.

The photo with the Liver Building in the background would have been roughly here:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/cQkc5gLNo9vaZB7y9

And the other photo would have been roughly here:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/AnkRvSUrxaQAj9SV7

I did watch the video in its entirety (using the handy YouTube auto-caption-translate feature from the original Polish), I was floored to see something like this some 40 years after the game Robin of the Wood was released!

Reading Shadwell's comment really made my day; it is humbling to think about how things we do can have an impact on the lives of others! ❤️❤️❤️

#RetroGames #RobinOfTheWood #OdinComputerGraphics #ZXSpectrum #1980s

This time it's the turn of Odin Computer Graphics to get the Kim Justice YouTube treatment! Speaking as someone who was there at the time, I can say that Kim's in-depth coverage is fair, balanced, and pretty accurate.

Check out The Story and Games of Odin Computer Graphics:

https://youtu.be/ubrJYO5abAg

#RetroGames #GameDev #KimJustice #OdinComputerGraphics #ZXSpectrum #Commodore64 #8BitGames #Liverpool #YouTube #NodesOfYesod #RobinOfTheWood #Heartland #Sidewize