In recent times we have seen a multitude of high quality books released that have illustrated the highlights of our favourite retro systems. The Mega Drive/Super Nintendo book from Retro Gamer publisher Imagine, Commodore 64: A Visual Commpendium from Bitmap Books, and the recently reviewed Push Start – The Art of Video Games are all great additions to the library of any gamer wishing to enjoy the artwork and visual delights of their favourite games and systems of yore. The one thing all of these books is missing though, is a narrative. Enter the debut novella from freelance journalist and author Robert Jones – Super Red Green Blue. A semi-autobiographical work, Super Red Green Blue tells the story of Steve, an ex-staff writer for a popular games magazine who decided to open his own used games store in a slightly downtrodden area of London.