AdvSys / Columbus & Atari ST Public Domain Adventures
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2018 1:20 pm
I'm currently working my way through old Adventure Probe magazines to add and amend entries in the database.
These particular titles are a little out of my area of expertise, being Atari ST... so if anyone would like to take a stab at researching them, feel free! (Or else I'll come back to them later).
Basically, it's from an advertisement for Atari ST Public Domain adventure games... there are so many undocumented PD games on all formats... but seems quite a few here. I'll upload and link to the advert below.
http://8bitag.com/games/temp/titan-games.jpg
Also taking my interest here was a mention of an "adventure writing system" for the Atari ST that came with the sample adventure Columbus.
I'm not sure which adventure system it might be? Any ideas? Columbus doesn't seem to be listed as a game in the database either.
(Just found Columbus listed as a PD adventure in an advert in Atari ST review)
I did find a forum reference to the game & system here, https://www.retroforum.nl/topic/4779-at ... ure-maker/ where it is referred to as AdvSys.
These particular titles are a little out of my area of expertise, being Atari ST... so if anyone would like to take a stab at researching them, feel free! (Or else I'll come back to them later).
Basically, it's from an advertisement for Atari ST Public Domain adventure games... there are so many undocumented PD games on all formats... but seems quite a few here. I'll upload and link to the advert below.
http://8bitag.com/games/temp/titan-games.jpg
Also taking my interest here was a mention of an "adventure writing system" for the Atari ST that came with the sample adventure Columbus.
I'm not sure which adventure system it might be? Any ideas? Columbus doesn't seem to be listed as a game in the database either.
(Just found Columbus listed as a PD adventure in an advert in Atari ST review)
I did find a forum reference to the game & system here, https://www.retroforum.nl/topic/4779-at ... ure-maker/ where it is referred to as AdvSys.