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free	2008-02-19 15:39

Adventure game?

Is there any adventure game already on the tablet?

This could fit as it shouldn't be too cpu intensive.

Bundyo

2008-02-19 15:56

Re: Adventure game?

SCUMMVM supports a good lot of adventure games.

free	2008-02-19 16:59

Re: Adventure game?

Thanks

Works without network?
Cause sometimes I don't have internet under my rock.

JFX	2008-02-19 17:24

Re: Adventure game?

Games like kings quest and curse of monkey island series are Ultimate classics, try those on scummvm. I beat those way back in the day, full of puzzles if you like puzzles. And many hilarious moments too (monkey islands). But yea other than those I think we should find some open source non emulator needing adventure games. Like Relentless!!

free	2008-02-19 17:28

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http://www.excaliburworld.com/emr/em...reenshots.html

I can dream..

Onyros

2008-02-19 19:35

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Hey, free, you should really try a few SCUMMVM games. (Monkey Island, Indiana Jones series, Gobliiins - works beautifully in the IT and it's still a lot of fun, Full Throttle - if you can get ahold of the full version).

I've even played Leisure Suit Larry on the IT, but without the USB keyboard it's a PITA.

I've been playing these few in the IT and it's incredible how well crafted these oldies goldies were.

free	2008-02-19 19:50

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Ah yeah you're right. I'll try this.

Leisure Suit Larry!

Thanks for the list of games.

Bundyo

2008-02-19 20:04

Re: Adventure game?

Compatibity list for 0.11:
http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility.php

free	2008-02-19 20:13

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Ah thanks I remember going there once.
I'll look again.

TA-t3

2008-02-20 12:25

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There's also the original (_really_ original) version, from the seventies.. I remember it from the eighties when I got access to a minicomputer.

Code:

PAUSE  INIT DONE statement executed

To resume execution, type go.  Other input will terminate the job.

go

Execution resumes after PAUSE.

 WELCOME TO ADVENTURE!!  WOULD YOU LIKE INSTRUCTIONS?





yes

 SOMEWHERE NEARBY IS COLOSSAL CAVE, WHERE OTHERS HAVE FOUND

 FORTUNES IN TREASURE AND GOLD, THOUGH IT IS RUMORED

 THAT SOME WHO ENTER ARE NEVER SEEN AGAIN. MAGIC IS SAID

 TO WORK IN THE CAVE.  I WILL BE YOUR EYES AND HANDS. DIRECT

 ME WITH COMMANDS OF 1 OR 2 WORDS.

 (ERRORS, SUGGESTIONS, COMPLAINTS TO CROWTHER)

 (IF STUCK TYPE HELP FOR SOME HINTS)





 YOU ARE STANDING AT THE END OF A ROAD BEFORE A SMALL BRICK

 BUILDING . AROUND YOU IS A FOREST. A SMALL

 STREAM FLOWS OUT OF THE BUILDING AND DOWN A GULLY.





building

 YOU ARE INSIDE A BUILDING, A WELL HOUSE FOR A LARGE SPRING.





 THERE ARE SOME KEYS ON THE GROUND HERE.





 THERE IS A SHINY BRASS LAMP NEARBY.





 THERE IS FOOD HERE.





 THERE IS A BOTTLE OF WATER HERE.





take food

 OK

Now to find a Fortran compiler for OS200x.. doesn't seem to be a g77 in scratchbox ;)

Alphaman

2008-03-12 14:53

Re: Adventure game?

Quote:

Originally Posted by TA-t3 (Post 145206)

There's also the original (_really_ original) version, from the seventies.. I remember it from the eighties when I got access to a minicomputer.
:
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Now to find a Fortran compiler for OS200x.. doesn't seem to be a g77 in scratchbox ;)

No need -- several versions of the source are available in C. It should work fine in an Xterm. Anyone care to port one?
http://www.rickadams.org/adventure/e_downloads.html

ArnimS

2008-03-12 15:16

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For text adventures, you can play hundreds of commercial and independent titles with Gfrotz (The classic infocom games Zork, Wishbringer etc) as well as 'adventure' and a ton of story-based games.

Gfrotz (gtk/hildon):
http://www.users.on.net/~cwarrensmith/n770/#gfrotz

Frotz (xterm/ncurses):
http://pupnik.de/frotz.html

For the Lucasarts games and other scumm games of course there's scummvm.
For the Sierra adventures there's a WIP called 'freesci'
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...hlight=freesci

Alphaman

2008-03-12 15:30

Re: Adventure game?

Yeah, maybe so, but they're not THE original interactive fiction granddaddy of all modern computer games... Even Zork, which was pretty cool, wasn't Crowther's original Advent.

I guess we could run the Palm version under Garnet. Kinda kludgey...

ArnimS

2008-03-12 15:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alphaman (Post 153988)

I believe that is incorrect. The Original Adventure is playable with frotz and hence, on the tablets.

From the URL you linked, "This is the original game as written by Willie Crowther and expanded by Don Woods. ... an Inform version by Graham Nelson, based on the above TADS code. An Infocom interpreter is required to play this version."

Alphaman

2008-03-12 15:47

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Ha, you're absolutely correct. After a bit more digging, I found a .z5 file for the original 350 point version using frotz. Very cool!

I remember playing it on a PDP-11 at UNH right after it was written. Now I can run it on my IT 30 years later! How cool is that?

Thanks!!

Addison

2008-03-12 20:07

Re: Adventure game?

Quote:

For text adventures, you can play hundreds of commercial and independent titles with Gfrotz (The classic infocom games Zork, Wishbringer etc) as well as 'adventure' and a ton of story-based games.

Gfrotz (gtk/hildon):
http://www.users.on.net/~cwarrensmith/n770/#gfrotz

Does this support the graphic versions of the Magnetic Scroll games?

Please answer me now and immediately!!! :eek:

Pushwall

2008-03-13 02:39

Re: Adventure game?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Addison (Post 154106)

Does this support the graphic versions of the Magnetic Scroll games?

Please answer me now and immediately!!! :eek:

I don't think Gfrotz or Frotz supports it. Someone tell me if I'm wrong. But you definitely can use the Magnetic interpreter (the one for DOS) and run the games in DosBox. This works but the text is kinda small. Or use the Palm version and run the games in Garnet VM in a teeny tiny window (I haven't tried it and don't know if it works). And there's supposedly a Linux version but I don't think it's been ported over to our tablets yet (I could be wrong).

imtab

2008-03-17 14:23

Re: Adventure game?

I had a look around and found that Piero Orsoni and Luca Donaggio had ported Magnetic for the 770.http://www.opbyte.it/maemo/
There do not seem to be any updates. I was going to try Kronos (magnetic and frotz combined) on garnet but the instructions say all game files need to be on a memory card and garnet does not support these. Links to versions of Magnetic http://msmemorial.if-legends.org/magnetic.htm
I am going to try the Nintendo versions once I prise a DSlite off one of the kids.

Addison

2012-02-20 07:02

Re: Adventure game?

I have a fairly nice setup to play all of the Magnetic Scroll games for those who still have an older, N800 tablet.

Full screen hardware key brings up the keyboard.

Once you press Enter on the virtual keyboard, it sends a Return signal then closes it.

http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/2...2022000593.png

http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/1...2022001022.png

If anyone is interested, I can package this together. :)

danramos

2012-02-20 09:42

Re: Adventure game?

I'm not even going to say anything more than just posting the URL. Enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nigRT2KmCE

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