In the 1990s, under the guise of Mr Biffo, writer Paul Rose co-founded Digitiser – a daily video games magazine published via teletext. Its irreverent take on gaming would be resurrected on the ...

United Kingdom, 18th February 2008 - Former editor of Teletext's legendary Digitiser magazine, Mr. Biffo - otherwise known as Paul Rose - has come together with Disposable Media to celebrate the ...

For a decade from 1993, Paul Rose, better known under his pseudonym Mr Biffo, edited the equally loved and loathed Digitiser, Teletext’s games magazine. Besides being a games mag, Digitiser was ...

or "Carrots and peas!", all the while insisting that they were your favourite Digitiser quotes. Mr. Biffo warped our impressionable minds; now it’s time to get even.

A crowdfunding campaign for setup to fund a new online series by Digitiser writer Paul Rose has already raised over £8,000. Rose has turned to Kickstarter to fund Mr Biffo's Found Footage, an online ...

When Paul Rose (AKA Mr Biffo)– a veteran games journalist and BAFTA-nominated ... Raising over £44,000 on Kickstarter earlier this year, Rose has produced Digitiser – inspired by the legendary ...

Here’s how it works. What you are about to read has been written by Mr Biffo, the creative force behind the 90s Teletext videogames magazine Digitiser. He now runs the show at digitiser2000.com ...

Digitiser, however, provided people with gaming ... I think that’s what’s next.” Mr. Biffo’s Found Footage can be watched in its entirety on YouTube.

We've recently covered two of Paul Rose's shows on the site, Biffovision and Mr Biffo's Found Footage, but for those not in the know Paul was one of the writers for Channel 4's Digitiser teletext ...