Slashdot reader Mononymous writes: Again in 2019, digital archivist Jason Scott launched the supply code to Infocom’s basic textual content adventures. Now the opposite piece of the puzzle is obtainable: the supply code (principally in meeting, with some C and Pascal) to their microcomputer interpreters.
Infocom, writer of the best-selling Zork sequence, ported their textual content adventures to many of the numerous microcomputer platforms of the Eighties through the use of an early digital machine, often known as the Z-machine or ZIP. This enabled them to promote video games concurrently for all the things from the TI-99/4A to the Commodore 128. Hobbyists reverse-engineered the know-how within the Nineties to create trendy implementations, however now the unique supply code could be studied instantly.
