A you can see by looking at my nick this is the type of game that I like the most.
I knew of the existence of the following commercial graphic adventures in german: lapis philosophorum, sereamis, atlantis, deja vu, alptraum, 0º grad nord, fiji, der leise Tod as well as a translated edition of mask of the sun.
Thanks to atarimania I discovered two new ones that I never heard of before, and that I hope will have dumps available soo. Those are Mars and Schatzjaeger. My question: Are there any other commercial graphic adventures in german?
Also, does anyone have the disk version of saigon-the final days from Adventure International that features graphics. I have been only able to found the text only version.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Graphic Adventures in german + Saigon: the final days
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Re: Graphic Adventures in german + Saigon: the final days
advfan wrote:A you can see by looking at my nick this is the type of game that I like the most.
Especially Schatzjäger is extremely rare, even here in Germany (I am from Germany). I have seen only two copies of this game (one of them being in my collection) during my collector's life.Thanks to atarimania I discovered two new ones that I never heard of before, and that I hope will have dumps available soo. Those are Mars and Schatzjaeger.
I think Nibelungen should be counted as "Grafikabenteuer" ... I cannot remember if Cromwell House has in-game graphics too.My question: Are there any other commercial graphic adventures in german?
Furthermore, rumours about a german version of The Serpent's Star (released by AriolaSoft in the 80's) come to my mind.
The AI-stuff, apart from SAGA 1-6, is extremely hard to come by. Even for us But, we will try our bestAlso, does anyone have the disk version of saigon-the final days from Adventure International that features graphics. I have been only able to found the text only version.
Btw, reviews of adventure games are always welcomed
Cheers,
André
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Re: Graphic Adventures in german + Saigon: the final days
We may have a surprise soonadvfan wrote:Also, does anyone have the disk version of saigon-the final days from Adventure International that features graphics. I have been only able to found the text only version.
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Thank you Atari Frog!
Wow! Where did you find this item? I have never seen one for auction at Ebay or anywhere else. All the dumps available online are for the text only version.
I owe you one. As Spain was a wasteland regarding the Atari (as far as I know, no spanish company ever programmed a commercial release for the 8bits) and I have no programs, scans or info to submit, if I can help by making a donation via Paypal to cover bandwith costs, just tell me. All the Atari stuff that I bought was ordered from the USA and Germany. And I used to read a german magazine called Happy Computer. Aaaah, those were the times
I have some dumps that are slightly different than the ones you posted today. I have a Dallas Quest one, where you get to see an intro still picture, and a Spelunker one with no intro still picture, but an animated intro. If interested, I will send you both.
For the Atari ST I may be able to send some disk images from Spanish commercial games.
Andre, do you want walkthroughs too, or just reviews?
Thanks again,
advfan
Wow! Where did you find this item? I have never seen one for auction at Ebay or anywhere else. All the dumps available online are for the text only version.
I owe you one. As Spain was a wasteland regarding the Atari (as far as I know, no spanish company ever programmed a commercial release for the 8bits) and I have no programs, scans or info to submit, if I can help by making a donation via Paypal to cover bandwith costs, just tell me. All the Atari stuff that I bought was ordered from the USA and Germany. And I used to read a german magazine called Happy Computer. Aaaah, those were the times
I have some dumps that are slightly different than the ones you posted today. I have a Dallas Quest one, where you get to see an intro still picture, and a Spelunker one with no intro still picture, but an animated intro. If interested, I will send you both.
For the Atari ST I may be able to send some disk images from Spanish commercial games.
Andre, do you want walkthroughs too, or just reviews?
Thanks again,
advfan
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Hello,
If you can find some more info on other Spanish programs, please let us know. We're interested in anything, even crappy stuff written in BASIC by small publishers.
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Actually, it was in my disk collection... I had to clean it up a bit because the crack was terrible but I knew I had it somewhereadvfan wrote:Wow! Where did you find this item?
The ad for the game doesn't mention a disk version either so I'm a bit puzzled myself... It seems Adventure International didn't advertize all their games either so this might be a valid explanation. My theory: the game was available via mail order only.I have never seen one for auction at Ebay or anywhere else.
It seems Atari's Spanish branch issued some programs but I believe they're really rare. Check this entry: [COMP] 26 JuegosI owe you one. As Spain was a wasteland regarding the Atari (as far as I know, no spanish company ever programmed a commercial release for the 8bits)
If you can find some more info on other Spanish programs, please let us know. We're interested in anything, even crappy stuff written in BASIC by small publishers.
We actually just replaced the old version with the newer oneI have some dumps that are slightly different than the ones you posted today. I have a Dallas Quest one, where you get to see an intro still picture
Thanks, we already have this one. This version is actually the Broderbund re-release with a different intro.and a Spelunker one with no intro still picture, but an animated intro.
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Hi,
if you follow this link you will see how I knew about the existence of the disk version.
http://www.mds.mdh.se/~dal95acn/tidning ... /adai6.jpg
if you follow this link you will see how I knew about the existence of the disk version.
http://www.mds.mdh.se/~dal95acn/tidning ... /adai6.jpg
Me too.advfan wrote: Wow! Where did you find this item? I have never seen one for auction at Ebay or anywhere else.
Du beherrschst die deutsche Sprache?And I used to read a german magazine called Happy Computer.
I definitively have some walkthroughs for the Axis-adventures ... somewhere. Well, I have to visit my basement...Andre, do you want walkthroughs too, or just reviews?
André