Christopher Forman boldly stated:
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>The series was never finished because AI went bankrupt in 1984. Check my
>links page, one of the sites has the unfinished X-Men code for download.
Found the link, but it's giving "Connection Refused" at the moment. 8(
>Would you happen to have the exact numb
Can't say I know much about this game, although the reference to the camera
sorta rings of the Spiderman adventure (Peter Parker being a photographer
and all).
As for the general idea of text adventures in the UK back in the early to
mid 80's, yes they were VERY popular. Mainly because they were
> There was also an accompanying series of comic books. It was supposed
> to last for 12 issues/games, but apparently they didn't sell or
> something. The fourth story, featuring the X-Men, was eventually
> printed in an issue of MARVEL FANFARE. (Apparently the story had been
> completed before
"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
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> It's been a long time and I don't remember much, but could this be a
> port of the Questprobe: Spider-Man game by Scott Adams? (The guy
> with the camera would be Peter Parker.)
Definitely not, the Questprobe: Spider-man starts you out *as* Spider-Man
inside a buildin
Pedro Quaresma boldly stated:
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>Hello. I hope you all can help me again remembering the name of this game.
>
>It was a text adventure for the Sinclair Spectrum. The screen was divided
>in upper (images) and lower (text/parser) halves. The graphics were
>monochromatic (either b&w or light green an
C.E. Forman wrote:
>I'm afraid I'm drawing a blank on this one... Do you have any idea who
>might have published it?
Not really :( I'm pretty sure I could recognize the title if I'd see a list
of walkthroughs or something.
>There was definitely an explosion of one-person adventure shops in the
I'm afraid I'm drawing a blank on this one... Do you have any idea who
might have published it?
There was definitely an explosion of one-person adventure shops in the U.K.
in the early 1980s, thanks to the release of a text-adventure authoring
program called The Quill.
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Hello. I hope you all can help me again remembering the name of this game.
It was a text adventure for the Sinclair Spectrum. The screen was divided
in upper (images) and lower (text/parser) halves. The graphics were
monochromatic (either b&w or light green and black) and several images were
sho
