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 shown each time, as if it were a cartoon. Every time you did something, the images moved left. About the game itself, the hero was a journalist that looked a lot like Clark Kent with a camera. He had some power to transform in a super-hero (not Superman though). You had a camera around your neck. Other details I remember: You started in a Zoo. The camera had no film. Every time I tried to take a pic the hero'd say "Rats! No film!" There were other superheroes in the game. No "famous" ones though. Any ideas? Thanks, P. PS: This reminded me of something: I've recently been reading my old "Your Sinclair" mags and I've noticed it had a section dedicated to text adventures. Heaps of games mentioned there I had never heard before in my life (yeah, right, as if I were a reference or something! ;) ). Maybe the UK had a big production of "small" adventures back then? Novos Servi�os Ap�s-Venda Toyota http://www.toyota.pt ---------------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent to you because you are currently subscribed to the swcollect mailing list. To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of 'unsubscribe swcollect' Archives are available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
