Re: Best text adventures

In message <4f1dca5b4djohn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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          John Cartmell <john@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <3275af1d4f.Andrew@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Andrew Weston
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> wrote:
>> In message <4f1d80699djohn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> John Cartmell
>>           <john@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >> Kevin Bracey's Zip2000 (which handles the various Inform games) is;
I'm
>> >> not sure about his ****t of TADS, but I'd guess not as I don't seem
to
>> >> have a copy on this machine.
>> > 
>> >>   http://www.bracey-griffith.freeserve.co.uk/Zip2000/
>> > 
>> > Yes. Excellent.
>> > 
>> >> Going the other way, Graham Nelson's Inform compiler is 32-bit,
IIRC.
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>> >>   http://www.inform-fiction.org/
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>> > Has it moved? The links don't work.
>> > 
>> > Level 9 anyone?
>> > 
>> Have you got an Iyonix? There's Monkeyson's on monkeyson.co.uk and this
>> one:
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>> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/shaun.lindsley/Magnetic.htm
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> That's Magnetic Scrolls.
> Has anyone done a 26/32-bit happy interpreter for the Level 9 games?
> 
Sorry John, my mind failed me. Yes I'm sure there is a L9 interpreter 
for RISC OS although much less developed than !Magnetic. I can have a 
look for it and email it to  if you like.

Andrew