And look what happened to Great Giana Sisters...
Real shame too, the game got a Crash Smash but then never made it to shelves (the spectrum version that is, I know the commodore 64 version managed to get released).

No system is perfect, but at least with this one, fear of losing a lawsuit can help stem the tide of frivolous lawsuits. Unfortunately, a lot of scumbag lawyers are doing the old "no win, no fee" thing now and the UK is beginning to look almost as bad and litigious as the USA.

Still got a bit to go before it catches up though, and as it seems america is still moving forward (backwards, shirley, Ed), the UK might be playing catchup for quite a while.

In the UK, the loser in such cases is often forced to pay the costs of both parties by default.

Which is how it should be.
Why should an innocent person be bankrupted by legal fees just because some greedy infantile pathetic idiot sued him when he didn't do anything that deserved suing?

Perhaps you should invest that money in building MASSIVE YACHTS instead. And then give the MASSIVE YACHTS away in a FREE random-telephone-number PRIZE. draw.

Nonono

Call it Ghosts'n'Gobbling

Nearly
The 11th anniversary is next month.
13th of September to be precise.

Your living room has junk zipping around at thousands of miles per hour?

The original cybermen were probably destroyed in Silver Nemesis (sylvester mccoy story).

WHEN is Tron2 coming?
Tron 2 has been "coming" for the past 2 years!

Think you mean Richmond. He wasn't in series 3.
He got scurvy.

Before some enterprising young cracker decyphered their radio control signal, took one over and crashed it into the house of commons, preferebly through one of the windows so they could set off the strobe/taser/deafening noise during prime minister's question time.

Daleks are not unmanned drones.

Right to remain silent? What century are you living in?

So, basically...
It's "Wanted".
In the 90s UK's channel 4 ran 2 series of it, the rules were, you were allowed to travel anywhere so long as you didn't cross your own path, you had to perform a task each day for the week, and on the final day of the week when the show was due to be broadcast, you had to be in a phone box while the tracker tried to locate you.

If you managed to evade capture you won 1000 quid for each day you didn't get photographed by the tracker AND completed the task. Then went on the run for another week, still bound by the rules of not crossing your path, so if you weren't careful, you could hem yourself in quite easily.

Of course, the tv audience was encouraged to grass them up and some of their tasks were quite tricky to do on the sly. "you must take a waterskiing lesson each day this week" was one of them.

To use a pen and notebook and then copy it into the computer AFTER the lecture?