Manic Miner Game Copyright and Technical Information
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Summary
This appears to be a copyright notice and technical metadata for the classic 1983 video game "Manic Miner," indicating it was created using SkoolKit 8.8 software. The content consists primarily of copyright information and technical details rather than substantive article content.
Key quotes
· 3 pulled© 1983 Bug-Byte Ltd.
© 2022 Richard Dymond.
Created using SkoolKit 8.8.
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