Subject: Re: Infocom
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Byron Desnoyers Winmill writes ...
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Just out of curiosity, is an Inform interpreter available for the IIgs?
 ....

     Yes. You can use the Big Red Computer Club interpreters originally included with
Activision's Lost Treasures of Infocom.


> 
> It is just that I have about half a dozen games for other systems (IBM, Atari
> and such) that I would like to play on my Apple II!  I also like playing with
> the newer stuff, but I can live with just the classics.  ;-)
 ....

     For information about roughly 100 Infocom-style adventures you can download +
the BRCC "Advanced Interpreter" + Infocom LT adventures on the IIgs, see the
"Infocom-Type Games Guide" and "Infocom Lost Treasures Mini-Manual" articles in the
August 1999 GS WorldView. A handy starting link is ...

http://www.grin.net/~cturley/gsezine/GS.WorldView/*******Aug99/InfocomTypeGames.htm



Rubywand