MWS of Radwar VS Gravenreuth Live in der WDR TV Sendung Highscore am 17.12.1988

Das ist ein kleiner Ausschnitt aus der Computersendung HighScore.
Eine Sendung vom WDR, Highscore lief von 1988 bis 1991
Moderatiron war damals Ute Welty, heute arbeitet die Dame als Radiomoderatorin beim Deutschlandfunk.
Das Thema Cracker - Stuff Raupkopien ist heute immer noch ein Thema und alles ist noch Hochaktuell.
Note.
On November, 19th 1988 the usual RADWAR bunch went to the Venlo-meeting and suddenly two men arrived. They said they were from the German TV-Station WDR and they were planning a new computergameshow ("Highscore"). They had heard about Venlo-meeting and here they were. We showed them around the place (they were glad to have met some Germans) and went to the snackbar together. We told them about cracking, spreading, the scene and about our upcoming RADWAR party. They promised immediately to come to the RADWAR party. When the first Highscore should be broadcasted (some weeks before the party), we all went to Cologne to watch the new show, to see how TV-shows are made, to stay in contact with the TV-team. It was a pretty boring show, but afterwards, we went out with the director, editor, showmaster (showgirl?) and had a good time. A this time MWS was asked, if he would dare to join a talk-show about cracking at one of the next Highscore-shows. As You know Markus, from this moment nobody could stop him any more, he was going to be a TV-Star! His adversary in this talk-show should be the star-lawyer Günther Freiherr von Gravenreuth (Günni). On the morning of the 17th December MWS, DM and TC went to Venlo. They promoted the Party and gave some free-tickets for the Highscore-Show to good friends. They all traveled to Cologne, to see MWS talking to Gravenreuth. Günni had some problems, making his point of view clear. Because the 99% of the audience in the studio were friends of MWS (and the leaders of Europe's cracking scene :-). Whenever Gravereuth was talking, the audience got angry, whenever MWS said something, the audience chilled out. After the show, the whole bunch drove to Heinsberg. The show finished at 18:45, the party was about to begin at 19:41. So they had to be faaassst. They made it just in time. At this time the disco was already crowded. Crackers, hackers, spreaders, coders, copy-slaves from all over Europe were there. Just to mention at least some of them: Ikari, DCS, Strike Force, Red Sector, Tristar, Bros, FAC, SCG, RADWAR (really?), Hotline, Fairlight, Movers ... . They drank, talked, danced and had lots of fun.

[@karaokeape]

Die Reaktion des Publikums ist interessant! Danke fürs posten!

[@robg3651]

Günni - hab ihm beim Paintball mal eine Kugel verpasst obwohl er im selben Team war :) Hit by friendly fire - tat ausgesprochen gut. War eine tolle Zeit.

[@mikedien3609]

Da war ich dabei 🤣

[@AlexanderBohl]

Da warst Du nicht der Einzige... 🙂

[@omma911]

RIP Günni

[@MichiMilchmelker]

Interessant komme selber aus der Zeit und hatte ein Schreiben von den Herrn im Briefkasten zum Glück war ich noch zu jung damals. Interessant aber zu heute das Musik als flatrate im Abo gibt sowie Games über Xbox gamepass umsonst als Abo usw. oder spiele nicht mehr zu cracked sind wenn diese nur online zu spielen gehen… die Industrie hat sich komplett angepasst

[@ralfmeier2024]

Lieber Günni als die Wiederstein-Witzfigur