Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

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Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby blackspaven » Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:11 am

Anoyone know how to play the version on this site? When I type in the given password 'sky', it just says i'm doing well but need an adult past this point and takes me back to the start!

Frustrating!!
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby Hot Trout » Mon Nov 21, 2011 9:14 am

I dont fully understand what you mean. Are you having problems downloading the rom? Opening the zip file?

Please give us more detail to go on.
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby stinow » Mon Nov 21, 2011 10:05 am

Hot Trout wrote:I dont fully understand what you mean. Are you having problems downloading the rom? Opening the zip file?

Please give us more detail to go on.


Sounds like some kind of adult protection as in Leisure Suit Larry??
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby Bumcake » Mon Nov 21, 2011 12:33 pm

I dont have any helpful info, but you have just transported me back in time to Junior school life complete with flared trousers, Grannys Garden...Forgotten all about that :D

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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby blackspaven » Sat Jul 15, 2017 3:59 pm

Wow, totally forgot about this and onlyjust dredged it up and came across my own post from a websearch!! lol

Anyway, in answer to your question, it asks you if you have a password at the start of the game and when you input SKY then it says something along the lines of "Well done you've already found Tom & Esther, you now need to find Anna & CLara." then the raven appears and saysyYou need to have an adult to carry on then just has press s to start and goes back to the beginning. In other words, you can't progress.

Any ideas what you're meant to do as an adult to carry on?? Is there a second disc I can't find which you need to download?


EDIT:

It's okay, worked it out: you have to reload it and select part 2. All good. ;)
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby PMJPlay » Sun Jul 16, 2017 1:13 am

This is probably the strangest post I came across on here in a while. :lol:
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby Kherr » Wed Jul 19, 2017 10:22 pm

Alzabo wrote:This is probably the strangest post I came across on here in a while. :lol:


Yea, probably.

blackspaven wrote:It's okay, worked it out


Glad you were able to figure it out Blackspaven! :hi:
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Re: Granny's Garden on the BBC Micro

Postby Hot Trout » Thu Jul 20, 2017 4:23 pm

Alzabo wrote:This is probably the strangest post I came across on here in a while. :lol:


LOL, sometimes I am very glad that my family don't really go here much. It's best that we stick together in herds.
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