Comments on: Exercise 6 - Game Analysis http://www.spazeboy.net/nmc/2007/04/25/exercise-6-game-analysis/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 04:50:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: colintheriot http://www.spazeboy.net/nmc/2007/04/25/exercise-6-game-analysis/#comment-90 colintheriot Fri, 27 Apr 2007 20:08:12 +0000 http://www.spazeboy.net/nmc/2007/04/25/exercise-6-game-analysis/#comment-90 I've been a big fan of both of these games for awhile, but particularly Zork. I had the old Lost Treasures of Infocom Collection back in the day with the big old floppy disks (back when they were floppy). No newfangled graphics have ever been able to capture the same sense of wonder and exploration that I had back when first exploring the Great Underground Empire. Anyway, interesting that you compared them as such. I hadn't really made the connection. I made a Zork-based t-shirt on my own website, and if anyone's interested, you can get there by clicking my name. I’ve been a big fan of both of these games for awhile, but particularly Zork. I had the old Lost Treasures of Infocom Collection back in the day with the big old floppy disks (back when they were floppy). No newfangled graphics have ever been able to capture the same sense of wonder and exploration that I had back when first exploring the Great Underground Empire.

Anyway, interesting that you compared them as such. I hadn’t really made the connection.

I made a Zork-based t-shirt on my own website, and if anyone’s interested, you can get there by clicking my name.

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