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I have now consumed a large amount of pasta and my plan for the day has evolved accordingly. It is now focused on finding an old ZX Spectrum game. I have no idea what this game was called, and actually I barely remember anything about it at all. But I must find it. All I remember is that it was an adventure game, there were villages or towns involved, one of them was called Parma. I only remember this because of my surprise when I found out Parma was a real place, and the people there apparently were not all pixelated. Um, and in this game you could go into inns and things, and they'd tell you to go away usually. That's all I remember.
Wow, I'm sad.
Wow, I'm sad.
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I haven't found my Speccy game, but have become re-addicted to a thing called Wizard's Lair, which involves going in rooms and getting killed a lot. Also the text adventure of The Hobbit, wherein you get so sick of not being able to find your way out of the misty mountains, you end up saying stupid things like, EAT THORIN (YOU CANNOT EAT THORIN). EAT GANDALF (YOU CANNOT EAT GANDALF). KILL GANDALF. (WITH ONE WELL-PLACED BLOW GANDALF CLEAVES YOUR SKULL. YOU ARE DEAD. YOU HAVE COMPLETED 2.5% OF THIS ADVENTURE).
Still, at least after 20-odd years I've finally got out of the troll's clearing.
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Screenshots (http://www.vgmuseum.com/images/01/nightshade.html)
"Nightshade is, as you might have begun to suspect, more of the same the brilliant 3D graphics system of Knight Lore and Alien 8 juiced up and improved to simulate a mediaeval village. Somehow the programmers have managed to get colour into the screens.
Outside a house
In order to see your little hero in the narrow village lanes one or two walls drop out of the picture, remaining as white lines on the screen. That system does, however, allow for some, wonderfully detailed views of inns, barns and the like...."
And you're less sad than people who Google for a few minutes to look for your missing Speecy games ;)
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... is a complete list (apparently) of Spectrum adventure games! Maybe you'll recognise something in there :)
I love your bear icon... I just want to hug it!
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