Shortly after Ian Munro started his endeavours into machine code, he got his first big job. through a company called Millside. As he recalls though, things didn't turn out as well as they could have: « When I was 18, I managed to get some freelance work for a company called Millside Software. They had won a contract from Virgin to write Virgin Atlantic Challenge' on the Spectrum and Amstrad CPC. I wrote both these in a few months and then started work on a game called 'Madballs' for Ariolasoft. Unfortunately, the project was cancelled a month or so after starting it. Madballs was a disappointment and I stopped programming for a living and continued it as a hobby. » 
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