The Zork games descend from the very oldest computer games. The original Zork was released in 1977 on the PDP-10, a mainframe computer and was influenced by an even older game, Colossal Cave. The first

Infocom was a software company formed by former students and staff from M.I.T. in 1979. They were primarily known for games, or more specifically, text adventure games or Interactive Fiction. Zork was

Chinese Star Wars - 12:53 PM - Pew Die Pie reviewed a movie - The Battle Wizard - The prince shoots the other guy's knees off with lasers that come out of his fingers. My favorite thing about Saturday

For those not familiar with Infocom, they were famous for creating a line of text-based adventure games in the 1980s, the first and most famous of which is Zork. Though graphics were added to later games

In a post by @elseleth yesterday I was reminded of the classic Infocom text adventure games. That started me nostalgically reminiscing, and reminded me that I had never actually completed Planetfall, one

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