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Subject: re: call for DUNGEON adventure
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Date: Wed, 29-Jul-87 15:14:00 EDT
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Date: 29 July 1987, 11:06:52 PST
From: Kevin J. Burnett          x3330                KJBSF    at SLACVM
To:   INFO-ATARI16 at SCORE.STANFORD
Subject:  re: call for DUNGEON adventure

XBR3D815@DDATHD21.BITNET (WERNER BRAUN, FB08 KERNCHEMIE) writes:
>Recently i got the old Colossal Cave Adventure for the ST. Many thanks
>to the people who made the great job to convert it to C for the ST.
>
>I'm also interested in another Adventure, DUNGEON, which runs on many VAXes.
>Perhaps i will try to bring it to the ST, but i don't want to invent the
>wheel.
You might be interested in knowing that this is essentially the same game
as Infocom's Zork series in an older form.  There are some differences
between Dungeon and the Zorks...
Also, from what I know Zork/Dungeon was originally written in MDL, a language
that mostly resembles an illegitimate child of Lisp.

To sum up, I wouldn't mind a copy, but I'm not sure how Infocom would take
it.
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Kevin J. Burnett
KJBSF%SLACVM.BITNET@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU
Santa Clara University '88