The Computer Adventure Game Mueseum also has the manual for you to see. With the MAME extension already supplied by the Internet Archive, you can play it right in your browser. There are a few versions up, but this is the one that I had the most success with. So naturally, I started looking for it and was pleased (and not surprised really) to see it had been uploaded to the Internet Archive. Sadly, like many games, this one was never ported over to the CoCo, nor do I think it ever made it to the Atari 400/800/1200XL world either. I never picked it up since I was in the Tandy Color Computer world at the time. I remember it from the time, of course, I had a couple of friends that had Apples. Recently James over at Grognardia (yes if you have not seen, Grognardia is back) posted about the Dungeon! computer game. I have mentioned many times here what a fan I am of the Dungeon! board game. I managed to snag a copy of that through eBay, complete in the original box.This Image file is worth 3 Apple IIe's in size. I also enjoyed the review you did of Portal quite a while back. I'll be interested in seeing the copy of the quasi-hint book you post, as I've also got an Apple IIc and plan on playing Wasteland on it. I'm scanning it to post along with my show notes. It's an amazing quasi-hint book that reads more like a story (with maps). I'm lucky to have snagged a copy of the rare Wasteland Survival Guide, which I believe only shipped with the original issue of the Apple II version of the game. I'd started the game months ago but then got distracted this time I'm hoping to play all the way through. The show is the reason I found myself here on this board, actually: looking for info about Wasteland, which I've been playing (*VERY* happily) for the couple of weeks. I've moved since my last show, and it took ages to set up my podcasting gear in my new digs (plus, you know. I'll be recording it this weekend, and hopefully getting back into regular episodes.

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