Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Requested by Fawltykog.
Cue much exasperation as Harry Yack works his way through the Sunday cricket leagues of North-West England. It certainly isn't all cream teas and currant buns, as he soon finds the fielders are more than impartial to the odd margarine-coated cream cracker. He wouldn't mind so much if they washed their hands before entering the field of play. :/
Requested by Fawltykog.
Cue much exasperation as Harry Yack works his way through the Sunday cricket leagues of North-West England. It certainly isn't all cream teas and currant buns, as he soon finds the fielders are more than impartial to the odd margarine-coated cream cracker. He wouldn't mind so much if they washed their hands before entering the field of play. :/
![World Cup Italia 90 [Mega Drive] (Part 1/3) | Bog Standard Walkthroughs
Bog Standard Walkthrough recorded Christmas 2014. Yep, it takes me a year to get stuff edited these days!
Please excuse the iffy enunciation in parts - this series was recorded quite late at night... World Cup Italia 90 [Mega Drive] (Part 1/3) | Bog Standard Walkthroughs](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nAB-Ccem5Q0/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Dentist (Plaque Attack) on TV Boy II [Atari 2600 clone]
Welcome to Plaque Attack, a dentist simulator in the form of an Atari space shooter. Your ship, a miniature tube of toothpaste, is tasked with defending a giants mouth from the advances of floating aliens resembling burgers, ice cream cones and... cassettes with hair?
A relatively simple challenge at first, it all gets rather frantic as the mutant doughnuts and candy canes flying at you from all directions become increasingly slippery. One must utilise all ones super-sharp Atari joystick reactions to eliminate all threats before the monsters teeth are rotted to mere stumps to leave him quite literally toothless. Presumably the giant then swallows your ship in a fit of rage before purchasing a new set of gnashers and allowing you to do it all again with a new tube of toothpaste.
You can earn yourself extra teeth, to be surgically implanted in a matter of milliseconds, every couple of thousand points to extend your game just that bit longer so you can experience the thrill of evil sandwiches and Glacé cherries being flung at you in Space Invader-esque fashion.
Not quite as fun as Fast Food, a similarly food-related title on the TV Boy, but certainly a novel little idea that at least *attempts* to deviate from the usual Aliens From Planet X Atari fare. Except it doesnt really, because replace the tooth sprites with buildings and its just like War of the Worlds. The sound effects are pretty stock, and not really reflective of squirting toothpaste or exploding Christmas puddings, which is a bit of a pity. Nevertheless, it earns Brownie points for fighting a noble cause against the serial (cereal?) killer that is tooth decay. The Dentist (Plaque Attack) on TV Boy II [Atari 2600 clone]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oTfscVeHLVs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Type-in Tacenda: A Classic Christmas
This Christmas, were going back to the genesis (no, not the games console, or indeed that American Pro Wrestling tournament) of video games with a couple of type-in classics for the Amstrad CPC.
I can say with some certainty there is not one person watching that hasnt played either Breakout or Pong, most likely both. But have you played Bustout or Telly Tennis? If so, I pity you... :P
Bustout by Alexander Martin holds the distinction of being the first Amstrad type-in outside the system manual. Telly Tennis, meanwhile, provides a novel alternative to the classic Pong... at 0.1mph. The former holds a place in type-in history and is worth a place in this most festive of specials, but the latter? Well, I wouldnt bother.
[0:07] Bustout AKA Breakout AKA Arkanoid AKA bashing blocks
[3:07] Telly Tennis AKA Ping Pong AKA... well, Pong
Whiteboard Pong by Harold Yack: http://illarterate.co.uk/projects/virus/media/officepong.htm
Merry Chrimbo. Type-in Tacenda: A Classic Christmas](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/plE56ckBlns/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Commentary] Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? UK & 2nd Edition [PS1]
For Blackphoenix9000.
Special bonus commentary for Harry Yacks 2011 WWTBAM video review, taken from the Harry Yack Master Tapes Volume 1 Home Video Library VHS released in parts of Cornwall sometime last year.
Original video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTAij8qpAsA [Commentary] Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? UK & 2nd Edition [PS1]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qBpC78r-0lI/mqdefault.jpg)
![Road Rash [Mega Drive] crash compilation II
More madcap crashes in Road Rash for the Mega Drive/Genesis.
After completing my recent Road Rash review video I had some footage left over, mostly of my failure to keep the bike on the road. This is the resulting montage video.
More retro video game stuff
http://retroyakking.blogspot.com/ Road Rash [Mega Drive] crash compilation II](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qU4DIxRV_Sg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Jean-Claude Van Damme Dance Fever AKA The Timecop Challenge [SNES]
Blurb on back of box (maybe): Dance your way through numerous levels of white jumpsuited Mr Motivator-trained weirdos as the FBI geddonit. Throw ineffective punches and fire invisible rounds from your handgun, but be careful not to slip on the highly polished floor!
Timecop sold exactly two copies. The first retired to become a doorstop after one play, while the second, yellowed by tea stains, was bought by local idiot Harry Yack for £2. Still, it was worth it to see JCVD jump around like Luigi from Super Mario Bros. 2.
There is a special trophy for anyone who does not crack a single smile while watching this video. Just think, The Begoggled Fool could soon be sitting proudly on your mantelpiece... Jean-Claude Van Damme Dance Fever AKA The Timecop Challenge [SNES]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rl0AGX6mqao/mqdefault.jpg)
![What Makes a Bad Indie Game? With (the Excellent) Snowflake Tattoo [PC/Indie]
Hypocrites Corner: examining why it is silly to lambaste other peoples games when my own are a million times worse. Except this isnt mine, but one I have a personal connection to.
Its hard to categorise this video, really. It begins as a rant against YouTube lets players in general, then lapses into a review before finishing with the strongest of anti-review sentiment you could ever find this side of Tumblr.
(By the way, I always used to call that site TumblARR because I like reading spelling errors verbatim.)
Remember The Milk of Ultra Violet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm_hsZis1Gw Well, its come a long way since 2012. In fact it now has a prequel, and Rail Slave Games is one of the biggest micro game dev studios in the world.
As mentioned in the video, the best thing you can do is try it for yourself and ignore idiots on the internet who base their opinion of a game on five minutes worth of gameplay.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/355430/ What Makes a Bad Indie Game? With (the Excellent) Snowflake Tattoo [PC/Indie]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rnDE6DQdOPg/mqdefault.jpg)

![Buy Expensive Lingerie? | The Traveller [Amstrad CPC]
Graphic Adventure Creator returns for some LIVE Amstrad action!
From Harry Yack Live 4/7/15. Buy Expensive Lingerie? | The Traveller [Amstrad CPC]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/se398i_MYtc/mqdefault.jpg)

![Brian Lara Cricket 96 [Mega Drive] - A Calamity of Cricket
Calamitous goings-on in Lara 96 for the Mega Drive. Can you spot the AI fails?
The tune is Scott Joplins Ragtime Dance. For some reason YouTube insists on plastering an ad for the song just below the description, even though I used a Public Domain recording by the man himself. Nonsense. Brian Lara Cricket 96 [Mega Drive] - A Calamity of Cricket](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t7rAo-sT1n8/mqdefault.jpg)