There are minor variations, this is the one that I played.
\n1. g4 e5\n2. f3 Qh4++\n
Or for Ross,
\n1. P-KN4 P-K4\n2. P-KB3 Q-KR5++\n
Cheers,
Ben
PS Sorry for the unintentional demonstration of how easy it is to get confused with the old notation. I knew that the key move was to be made by the Q, so I was putting Q where K belonged. :-(