10-19-2013, 05:33 PM
RB,
I have I, II, and III for the apple IIe fun game as long as you do not let your light go out
INFOCOM had some other text adventures as well.
I remember playing a game called PC Hack (a D&D type game that used ASCII characters for the graphics) a very low tech game but it was fun.
I had started a adventure game and got as far as a map many years ago, I had a book by Tim Hartenell on the subject using basic. Not likely to try again for awhile. I have been toying with the idea of writing a program that is an electronics study guide and hobby reference.
I have I, II, and III for the apple IIe fun game as long as you do not let your light go out
INFOCOM had some other text adventures as well.
I remember playing a game called PC Hack (a D&D type game that used ASCII characters for the graphics) a very low tech game but it was fun.
I had started a adventure game and got as far as a map many years ago, I had a book by Tim Hartenell on the subject using basic. Not likely to try again for awhile. I have been toying with the idea of writing a program that is an electronics study guide and hobby reference.