The eYe was already obsolete when it came out.
An MS-DOS based game (the system floppy discs used to use) when everybody's operating system standard had changed to Windows 1 by then. I had no end of problems trying to get it to do very much.
Still, the five CDs were full of instrumental versions of songs that played (and still do) in a standard CD player, so it wasn't ALL a complete waste of money. All the narration was done by the bloke who played Avon in Blake's Seven, Paul Darrow, was that his name?
Think I must have first logged on to queen-fip.com somewhere around MIH, but don't think I did much but read, until the first incarnation of QOL. Fairly basic black, white and green screens rings a bell. The place seemed to be dominated by a rather unsavoury character who said "Belm!" quite a lot of the time, and spent most of his time looking bigger by making eveyone else look that little bit smaller. Anyway, about three usernames later.... I got into it.
Favourite moments:- Honestly. When the band did something EVERYBODY liked. Few and far between. The chat room threads before chat rooms even existed, like the "Bored sh*tless" thread, if anyone remembers! Never really liked the slanging matches very much, but I was probably bored out of my tree, and some people said some pretty stupid things and were fucking "asking for it". Retrospectively, to the people who didn't consume large amounts of popcorn, during these events, I sincerely apologise.
Was the Finn on my back, part of the deal? Probably.
Here's a nostalgia clip for fd, JLP and anyone else approaching 60.