With everything from rattlesnakes to runaway horses, it sure ain't going to be easy! Includes a special bonus scoring system too! This is a small but complete Adventure. You must find the 3 hidden Treasures and store them away! IFDB Baf's Guide archived Time is of the essence as you race the clock to complete your mission - if you fail, the world's first automated nuclear reactor is doomed.
So, tread lightly and don't forget your bomb detector! If you survive this challenging mission, consider yourself a true Adventurer. The Z-Code conversion of this game can easily become unwinnable, due to a faulty conversion. IFDB Baf's Guide archived Can you find your way completely through the strangest Fun House in existance, or will you always be kicked out when the park closes?
Can you recover Long John Silver's lost treasures? Happy sailing, matey Jewels, gold -- it's all here for the plundering -- IF you can find the way. IFDB Baf's Guide archived The Hulk gets taken to a surreal otherworld for his testing by the Chief Examiner, and must find a way to survive in this alien environment while collecting a number of Gems.
Noteworthy if only for the sheer number of times a certain command must be used. The offices of the Bugle have been taken over by some of Spidey's most famous adversaries, and it's up to him to get the presses rolling again. A treasure hunt in the same vein as its predecessor, it incorporates some of the more interesting effects Scott achieved using his system.
Knowledge of "Pirate Adventure" is essential. This is the beginning of a two-part Adventure. The Z-Code conversion of this game is certifiably unwinnable, due to a faulty conversion. This Adventure requires you to have successfully finished Part I, wherein you were given the secret password to begin this final half.
The grasping Vileroth believed the Stars to be the only source of Solon's expert wizardry. But, unbeknownst to Vileroth, it was the Secret Cloak that controlled the Stars and protected the wearer from their awesome powers. Unable to master the Stars, Vileroth was undone. In his final days, as Vileroth's strength slipped from him, he concealed the 13 Stars of Power within the Castle of Claymorgue, determined that no one save he should possess them.
The user first had to purchase a ROM cartridge called "Adventure" which came with the disk or cassette of adventure 2, "Pirate Adventure". The other titles required this ROM cartridge to run, but were sold separately. Notes: This is called "Special Sampler" on the back and on the cassette. The package is similiar to the original version of Adventureland except the artwork is done in blue-tone instead of colour, and all the green and blue in the AI logo is changed to plain white, to differentiate from the full Adventureland, probably.
It's the only retail demo from AI I know of, although demos of other soon-to-come games generally popped up on the SAGA releases, along with a very funny introduction from a very hi-res Scott Adams informing us why we shouldn't accept pirated softwarebecause they might lose sales and go bankrupt! This special inexpensive sampler complete with 3 Treasures is a cut-down version of our large Adventureland.
Comments: Ordinary treasure hunting. Package blurb: You wander through an enchanted world trying to recover the 13 lost treasures. You'll encounter wild animals, magical beings, and many other perils and puzzles. Can you rescue the Blue Ox from the quicksand? Or find your way out of the maze of pits? Happy Adventuring It consisted of a Basic program that implemented the "adventure virtual machine" and several thousand numbers, bytes of data that formed the "virtual machine language instructions" for the actual Pirate's Adventure.
After this, adventure writers started to figure out how the game was created and started to create their own adventures using the same design. The same thing had happened before when the source code for Dog Star Adventure was published a while before.
Comments: Explore an island and find the pirates' treasure. Package blurb: 'Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum Can you recover Long John Silver's lost treasures?
Happy sailing, matey Then it was renamed Impossible Mission for a while and finally became Secret Mission. The clamshell release has picture inserts that are embedded and not removable. It has three different inserts -- front, back, and spine.
The game is mostly billed as Mission Impossible, however an embossed gold "Secret Mission" was stuck over the plastic above the front insert where "Mission Impossible" was. The spine insert was not covered up and the disk is labeled "Mission Impossible". Pretty rushed way to change a name.
There is a synopsis on the back but another embossed gold label was stuck over it "Bonus! Hint Sheet Enclosed". Package blurb: Time is of the essence as you race the clock to complete your mission - if you fail, the world's first automated nuclear reactor is doomed.
So, tread lightly and don't forget your bomb detector! If you survive this challenging mission, consider yourself a true Adventurer. There he lies, with you his only hope. Will you be able to rescue him or is he forever doomed? Beware the Voodoo man
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