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Sorry, again, not sure where this came from. It's not Dragon Forth (I've got that as well, but that's already in the archive)

It seems to load OK, but I get a ?FC error when running it. I must admit, I'm slightly puzzled. It's definitely the game I was thinking of, but I thought I remembered typing it in from the mag (after porting from PET Basic), but the one I've found has 2 BASIC sections, and 2 machine code sections - ...

Oh. I thought I'd downloaded all the golf games I could find to compare them. I must have missed that one - sorry.

(c) 1983 Wizard Software

Text adventure

(2 part program)

Yeah, I know - I wish I knew where they came from - unfortunately my memory isn't that good. I'm sort of hoping someone else remembers them

Actually, I think I've found it - it was "The Valley" https://www.staff.ncl.ac.uk/fraser.charlton/otherstuff/Valley/valley_index.html http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/27/back_into_the_valley/?page=1 http://www.robsons.org.uk/archive/www.classicgaming.com/studio2/valley/valley.htm <After reading ...

As I was going through some of my cassettes, I found this golf game (http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5378) That reminded me of a similar looking adventure/RPG game - top down 'graphical' using ^ for trees, and so on. Can anyone else remember it, or am I just imagining thi...

This is another golf game I found - I can't see this one in the archive either, but I still have no idea where it came from

(golf3)

This is a golf game I found - I can't see this one in the archive, but I have no idea where it came from

(It's called golf2 because I had a cassette with 3 golf games on, the first was Salamander's, but I have no idea who wrote the other two)

This is a game called Explorer - not sure who the publisher is