I was barely a gamer at all when I first got into Battlezone Flash games on the web aside, the only games IвЂ™d played were the ones bundled with my parentsвЂ™ PC. Unfortunately, by the time I had the game working Tom had lost his copy, so we never did get to play together. I played through the campaign so much that at one point IвЂ™m pretty sure IвЂ™d have been able to recite the opening monologue word for word if IвЂ™d been asked. I never got it to work and forgot about it until I grabbed a box copy from a record shop about six months later. I played the game only very briefly вЂ“ more roamed around the multiplayer maps, really вЂ“ but he gave me a copy of the CD so we could play it online together. My new friend Tom invited me over to his place, we played video games for a few hours, and he showed me a bundle of sci-fi games heвЂ™d bought called the Future War Collection. GC: Did you play the original Pandemic Battlezone when it was first released, and what were your initial impressions of it? What attracted you to the game and what kept you playing?ДЄH: I was first introduced to Battlezone II when I started secondary school in 2004. So hereвЂ™s hoping his dreams of a Battlezone III come trueвЂ¦ Hadley was already the manager of the Battlezone Wiki, and we were given a chance to conduct a quick email interview with him, which shows that even the most seemingly obscure game can have a passionate and productive community of fans around it.

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