<P>这个真的是AVG游戏的始祖吗?我以前看了一篇文章说是79年Warren Robinett编写的25K的游戏,叫Adventure。可能评判标准不同吧,也许79年的这个是第一个在PC上的AVG游戏吧。</P><P>话说回来,如果楼主说的这个游戏是始祖的话,也许有机会可以体验到哦^_^</P><P>下面是我这里有的一个游戏的readme原文:</P><P>Hello! Welcome to the Original Adventure!!</P><P>Introduction.</P><P>Somewhere nearby is colossal cave, where others have found fortunes in
* w: U( a" M9 V+ s6 `& p. [treasure and gold, though it is rumoured that some who enter are never2 S8 Z/ i( ?# V) F5 D+ r( I/ Z1 x
seen again. Magic is said to work in the cave. This program will be your% U4 i: Y: t- Y( w; I2 e
eyes and hands.</P><P>This program was originally developed by Willie Crowther at Stanford P6 q/ h# h G( N" `. T
University Artificial Intelligence Lab, and derives from the roll playing
1 Y% c1 q* h% s1 ugame \"Dungeons and Dragons\". Most of the features of the current program
. N3 T2 `- y5 X5 b" I! Awere added by Don Woods. The current version was done by Bob Supnik. This
, l( M- ^( G" o4 v" Yversion was implemented on the IBM-PC (and compatibles) by Kevin Black.</P><P>Command input.</P><P>The very rudimentary parser of this program will accept two word commands,: p2 r$ m3 c r |5 j$ r
of the verb-nown variety, single words may be used where the meaning is
2 ~. t2 x- W5 Z( jobvious, for example \"NORTH\" is sufficient to mean \"GO NORTH\". The parser
+ ]# U8 e# \' g, J eonly examines the first four letters of each word you use, any more are
, {6 C' @ v* S, S D; e7 qignored. As with most text adventures commonly used commands can be8 U$ w; ?+ ?2 N: f
abbreviated :</P><P> N - NORTH S - SOUTH E - EAST W - WEST
9 T4 f$ ^% E' p/ n* m3 R NE -NORTHEAST NW - NORTHWEST SE - SOUTHEAST SW - SOUTHWEST
Y# H2 @8 q0 b' e U - UP D - DOWN L - LOOK I - INVENTORY</P><P>Descriptions of locations and related commands</P><P>The command \"LOOK\" is useful should you forget where you are or require,
: l" M* t; K+ D* wthe long description of your location. You are normally only give the long
2 E! _/ K& X) I: P0 udescription of a location the first time, on further visits you are given
# g6 [. H6 v5 ]6 za short description which is usually enough to jog your memory as to
T9 O. d$ }" o! a6 vwhere you are. The command \"BRIEF\" will tell the program to always use
0 s, U% F; C8 ^+ [9 N: E3 Sthe short descriptions of a location, even on the first visit. The
1 {( ^' o, R, g3 O( O( [opposite of \"BRIEF\" is \"VERBOSE\".</P><P>Game management commands.</P><P>Should you wish to quit the program (Control-C is disabled to prevent, W& j2 b6 r& E
\'accidents\') use the command \"QUIT\", on exit you will be given your
; \3 I F7 p" L" M% k; l( Sscore and rating! If you wish to know your score during play use the' G# X$ `2 f1 }! F G
command \"SCORE\".</P><P>When you look at your watch at four in the morning and decide you would
0 D2 E4 W/ V( ^) \" d2 s: zlike to go to bed it would be nice to save the game wouldn\'t it? Well
% A# _/ ?2 I5 T. ~# j$ T& @you can do this with the \"SAVE\" command which will prompt you for a file
$ P; \- y, a/ {( n8 u2 L7 Cname. A saved game may be restarted with the command \"RESTORE\" (or
! I+ a2 N J1 O! b% ] J\"RESUME\"), this command prompts for the file in which the game was
6 j$ D! w5 R: I1 T4 C4 wsaved. The save and restore functions use a CRC to check file integrity.</P><P>Some online information is available with the commands \"HELP\" and \"INFO\".</P><P>Message encryption.</P><P>The file containing the location descriptions has been encrypted, this4 M. M- H9 h/ b' A( e
prevents you from spoiling the game for your self by peeking at it! Just
' B0 h- h$ W5 Y+ Cthought I would mention that!</P><P>Running the game</P><P>The game requires the two files ADVENTUR.CTL and ADVENTUR.MTX to be in the
/ c/ n9 d! H8 ?* `% Odirectory from which you run the game, which you do by entering ADV. If the% Y4 Q; M8 {! j3 X( c
program does not find these files it will look for a database file, and
' j# }' E) P* Pfailing to find this will print an error message. Messing around with the
' J8 u9 h! C7 t: X9 pfiles will prevent the program from running properly.</P><P>
3 a4 C6 U% `, T/ B, r8 B Kevin B Black- s! Y2 h9 n: l7 W' ~5 g
December 1987; t4 t9 f% j! J& g5 H' b: m
</P><P>这个游戏我已经传给XYZ了,呵呵</P> |