External Links
- adaminte.zip *
To play, you can download adaminte.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - beebgames.zip *
To play, you can download beebgames.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - adamsinform.zip *
To play, you can download adamsinform.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - AdamsGames.zip *
To play, you can download AdamsGames.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - C64adv.zip *
To play, you can download C64adv.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - Int-Fic.zip *
To play, you can download Int-Fic.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - VMC10_073D.zip *
Contains VMC10.exe
Type CLOAD & hit ENTER then select ADVENT1.C10 in the JimG subdirectory of the Cassette directory. Type RUN & hit ENTER.
Windows Application (Windows XP and later) - atari8gm.zip *
To play, you can download atari8gm.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - AdamsHints.tar.Z
hint sheet
(The file is compressed with the Unix-style .tar.Z "tarball" format. Free unpacking tools are available for most platforms.)
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Adventureland
by Scott Adams profile
About the Story
Wander through an enchanted realm and try to uncover the 13 lost treasures. There are wild animals and magical beings to reckon with as well as many other perils and mysteries.
WARNING! The Z-Code conversion of this game is certifiably buggy.
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Scott Adams' Adventureland
It may have been Will Crowther and Don Woods who wrote the very first Adventure (see last issue's Adventure Column), but it was Scott Adams who made Adventures available to the masses. His name is synonymous with Adventures and there are very few computer owners who haven't heard of him.
Adams was first introduced to Original Adventure by his fellow employees while working as a systems programmer for Stromberg Carlson. For almost ten days, he went to work early and stayed late. He told his wife that he was working on a heavy project, when in fact he was playing Adventure. When he'd achieved the title of Grand Master, he became intrigued with the idea of getting some sort of Adventure into his own computer – a 16k TRS-80. When he mentioned this to his friends, they laughed! After all, the original FORTRAN version took 300k!
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Game Details
Current Version: 4.16
License: Former commercial
Development System: SAGA
Forgiveness Rating: Cruel
Baf's Guide ID: 3
| IFIDs: | ZCODE-1-941017-9C4C |
| ZCODE-1-961111-A7B4 | |
| 3B1E4CB60F0063B49245B8D7C32DEE1E |
