🚀 go-pugleaf

In a previous post, Rick Adams says:
>I wrote a second game named "Bomb Threat", that was sort of reminiscent
>of Pengo (I am told; I never saw Pengo).  Tandy ALMOST bought it, but
>eventually changed their minds.  That game never saw the light of day.
>I always wanted to sell it, but didn't try very hard, and nobody I showed
>it to was terribly interested.  It always was a big hit at parties, tho.
>
Hey, you wanna release it now, I bet there are a lot of people who'd like
to see it!

>Then Tandy and Activision asked me to do the Coco 3 version of Shanghai.
>
I gotta tell you, my kids LOVE that game!

>At the time I was also doing a lot of shareware and freeware stuff with
>RSDOS (like DELPHIterm) and OS9 (various little utilities, OS9 UUCP,
>a text adventure game interpreter, stuff like that).

I'd like to hear more about your text adventure game interpreter. You mean
something you can add a different 'data file' to to get a different game?
What language? Is it likely to be portable to OSK?

Scott


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