Talk:Bug-Byte

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"By June 1985, with game quality in decline, they went into receivership and the rights to their games was purchased by Argus Press PLC." Why then does the list of games show several from 86, 87 and 88? Because Argus continued to release games under the Bug-Byte brand after 1985 —Preceding unsigned comment added by Yeryry (talk • contribs) 18:31, 6 January 2007

[edit] Red Links

There are a lot of red links here, which should be removed. Also, some of the blue links point to different games of the same name. Wiki links should be made when the article to which it links is created. MrMarmite 14:29, 15 October 2007 (UTC)