Science fiction meets interactive fiction
First posted on 07 July 2007. Last updated on 13 August 2010.
In the early days of computer gaming, 2 publishers dominated the market of text adventure games on the personal computers—Infocom (1979-1989) from Cambridge, 'New' England and Magnetic Scrolls (1983-1991) from London, 'Old' England. Both companies were among the first commercial game developers of text adventures, better known as interactive fiction. While the earliest games in interactive…
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