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{{sub-stub}}''''' 'Watch Me Draw' ''''' is a piece of [[SC-3000]] software released in Australia. It is a drawing program that uses the joystick as a pointer. | {{sub-stub}}''''' 'Watch Me Draw' ''''' is a piece of [[SC-3000]] software released in Australia. It is a drawing program that uses the joystick as a pointer. | ||
| − | It has not been determined if this is the same as ''[[Watch Me Draw]]'' released in New Zealand by [[Grandstand]]. Usually, software created by Grandstand will be expressly copyright to them on the packaging when released in Australia by [[John Sands]] (see ''[[Let's Type]]''), but in this case, John Sands claims the copyright themselves. This either indicates that they are separate pieces of software with the same name, or it originated in Australia and was released in New Zealand by Grandstand. | + | It has not been determined if this is the same as ''[[Watch Me Draw]]'' released in New Zealand by [[Grandstand]]. Usually, software created by Grandstand will be expressly copyright to them on the packaging when released in Australia by [[John Sands]] (see ''[[Let's Type]]''), but in this case, John Sands claims the copyright themselves. This either indicates that they are separate pieces of software with the same name, or it originated in Australia and was released in New Zealand by Grandstand. |
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"For use with the Sega Joystick. Draw instant works of art on the screen - using up to eight colours in each picture. No age limit!" | "For use with the Sega Joystick. Draw instant works of art on the screen - using up to eight colours in each picture. No age limit!" | ||
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| + | Watch Me Draw' Program SC3000 AU Photo.jpg | ||
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| manual=John Sands Electronics SC3000 AU Generic Manual.jpg | | manual=John Sands Electronics SC3000 AU Generic Manual.jpg | ||
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| Genre: ETC | ||||||||||
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'Watch Me Draw' is a piece of SC-3000 software released in Australia. It is a drawing program that uses the joystick as a pointer.
It has not been determined if this is the same as Watch Me Draw released in New Zealand by Grandstand. Usually, software created by Grandstand will be expressly copyright to them on the packaging when released in Australia by John Sands (see Let's Type), but in this case, John Sands claims the copyright themselves. This either indicates that they are separate pieces of software with the same name, or it originated in Australia and was released in New Zealand by Grandstand.
Synopsis
"For use with the Sega Joystick. Draw instant works of art on the screen - using up to eight colours in each picture. No age limit!"
Photo gallery
- Watch Me Draw' Program SC3000 AU Photo.jpg
Physical scans
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 Cover
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 Cassette  Manual |