https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog Andrew Nile's Personal Blog https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/mheg-madness 22 November 2025 I take a look at the remaining MHEG-5 applications on British TV. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/age-verification 11 August 2025 The new age verification laws are a pain. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/passkeys 11 June 2025 Passkeys are confusing, and probably the future of logging into things. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/save-icon 29 November 2024 I don't think we should be tampering with the floppy disk save icons in software. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/xbox-game-bar-mystery 19 February 2024 The Xbox Game Bar keeps unloading itself for no obvious reason. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/bahari-farmer 5 September 2023 A serious edutainment game from my childhood. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/redhooks-revenge 5 February 2023 A rather fun pirate-themed PC game by ImagiSoft. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/windows-file-manager 9 January 2023 I still use this 30-year-old program. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/amaurote-cpc 25 October 2022 Another game from my childhood is inspected. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/conquest-cpc 14 June 2022 I pull an 8-bit computer game to pieces to get some answers. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/studio-blum-trilogy 30 May 2022 I take a look at some games created by Lee Blum over twenty years ago. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/battleships-cpc 15 February 2022 Thinking about the best version of Battleships. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/eagle-two-font 12 November 2021 The things I did in order to extract and use an old graphics card's font. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/ipod-classic-games 6 May 2021 My concerns about the loss of a small piece of gaming history that existed on the Apple iPod. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/ambrosines-games 14 Apr 2021 My memories of playing Ambrosine's point-and-click games. https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/tip-of-the-day 11 Mar 2021 Does anybody remember those annoying dialog boxes that would appear on every program load? https://andrewnile.co.uk/blog/the-red-zone 10 Feb 2021 In the UK, the BBC created what they called the "red button" service as the replacement for Ceefax. It "puts you in the driving seat," as the promotional material used to say.