 Tolkien's works, a major point of inspiration for the "Dungeons & Dragons" tabletop role-playing game.Thus, with the ability to program their own games through these early home computers, UK developed an initial home computer game market, with games typically made by only one person with no formal experience in computer programming, known as "bedroom coders".As there were few game stores in the UK at that time, most of these coders turned to mail order, sending out copies of their games on cassette tape for use in the computer's tape drives.