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We are not aware of a problem with the ensuite floor. A spokesman said: 'A leak was reported towards the end of last year and immediately rectified. Persimmon said they had acted 'promptly and fairly' in addressing the problems reported by Michelle. I agreed and he came into my house and did it himself on my phone. You have a survey to complete via email and he said 'oh do this now and we’ll do that'. 'The workmen never bother to think that parking and blocking our drive will stop us from actually getting our car out either. 'They promise it will be done by tomorrow’ but actually end up taking weeks,' she said. The list of outstanding issues is on-going, added Michelle. The surfaces are left unfinished, says Michelle (Image: Michelle Holland) Ever since we've had problems with the en-suite floor.'

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'They had to cut a hole in our brand new ceiling and patch it up. He walked through the front door to a leak coming through the ceiling and the floor soaking. Michelle said: 'My other half had come down to get our keys and move us as myself and the baby were in hospital. It was her partner who was greeted with the unwelcome sight of a leak when he first stepped through his new front door. The mum-of-one was in hospital with her newborn baby when she and her partner got the keys to their house just before Christmas in 2018. Michelle Holland said life had been a 'nightmare' ever since she moved into her Persimmon home on the Golwg y Mynydd estate in Mountain Ash. We have spoken to two people, with young families, who say their experiences with the national house builder are typical of the kinds of problems being reported on some of the Welsh estates. The now defunct company released Simon the Sorcerer 3D in 2002 and Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth in 2005.For many people, problems with their Persimmon home are an on-going daily battle. In 1998 Mike and Simon Woodroffe set up Headfirst Productions to allow them to develop non-adventure style games. In 1997 Adventure Soft released The Feeble Files, with the lead character being voiced by Robert Llewellyn who played Kryten also in Red Dwarf. Simon in the first game was voiced by Chris Barrie who played Arnold Rimmer in Red Dwarf. Waxworks and the Elvira games used a modified AberMUD 5 game engine.Ī remodelled Adventure Soft Publishing was born in 1992 and began to release the famous Simon the Sorcerer series, continuing the trend towards more graphical gaming. It was followed by two games based around Elvira, Mistress of the Dark: Elvira: Mistress of the Dark and Elvira II: The Jaws of Cerberus, and a game named Waxworks, all of which moved away from keyboard command input to mouse-driven gaming with animation and music from Jezz Woodroffe (a session musician with Robert Plant, Black Sabbath and other bands). The first 16-bit game Personal Nightmare based on a design by Keith Wadhams featured music, animation and some mouse control coupled with a traditional text-based game system. With the rise of more powerful systems like the Amiga and a growing disinterest in text-focused games Adventure Soft began to actively exploit the graphical and multimedia angle of the games. Adventure Soft also began producing games for Tynesoft including the game of Supergran and Terraquake (featuring He-Man). The first fruits of this deal were Seas of Blood by Michael Woodroffe and Alan Cox, followed by Stefan Ufnowski's Rebel Planet Temple of Terror by Mike and Simon Woodroffe followed shortly afterwards.īlizzard Pass (a single-player game closely related to AberMUD) by Cox and Kayleth (by Stefan and Ann Ufnowski) followed as the company diversified the game range. Adventure Soft signed deals that gave it access to the Fighting Fantasy gamebooks by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone, as well as a new more sophisticated game system.

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1985 saw the release of a game based on the television series Robin of Sherwood.īy 1986 Adventure International in the U.S. The first and perhaps most successful of these was Gremlins – The Adventure (1984) based on the film Gremlins. Adventure Soft employed Brian Howarth, the author of the Mysterious Adventures series.Īfter a time the rate of release of games by Adventure International slowed and the company began to write other games using the same system.

In the beginning Adventure Soft operated out of Birmingham, converting the Adventure International games by Scott Adams to run on microcomputers found in the United Kingdom market which were not currently supported.

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