Old computer shop in Manchester

zimano said:
Here we go. It wasn't a list for Microdirect but for Klone Computers (also long gone), another one I had forgotten all about. Anyways, here it is:

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I hope that works
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Just look on waybackmachine.

Used to visit MD a massive amount and spent a great chunk of cash with them, good prices but very variable service, was a sad day when they went under.
 
1664kronenbourg said:
I missed the vast majority of the '90s gaming scene when you paid 25-30 for an Amiga, Atari ST, PC game which came in a big box and you sometimes got:-
a mouse mat
proper manual
poster
t-shirt
Keyboard layout
a sticker
Iron on patch
Now you're lucky if you get a panthlet
GAME in the Manchester arndale used to be good in the PC section until DVD case sized packaging for CD ROMS (When you still got a decent manual and a fiver for two games) but it gradually shrank until it became mostly PC gaming stuff, game cards and twenty CD Rom games.

At least we have STEAM and GOG for DOS based games(But they don't all work)
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I remember back in the wild days of gaming on the Amiga (probably the same for the Atari ST), when people used to come by unmarked games, if they liked them they would purposely go out and buy the retail version. I remember when the art work were seen as a status symbol. When manuals actually had useful information in.
 
SexyGreyFox said:
The only one I remember in the 90s from Manchester were RAM Computers.
There are some on Google but definitely not the same company.
They also did a lot of Computer Fairs in the 90s.
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Oh god, they were awful. Was going to shout micro direct…but guess it’s not that.
 
I worked for Microdirect in the tech support/returns department for about a year around 20 years ago. They were good to work for and I enjoyed the year I spent with them.
 
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