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The Magnetic Scrolls Collection
''The Magnetic Scrolls Collection'' is a 1991 video game published by Virgin Games, Inc. Contents ''The Magnetic Scrolls Collection'' is a collection of three text adventure games, '' The Guild of Thieves'', ''Corruption'', and '' Fish!''. The game system for each game is based on windows. Players are able to make moves using the options of moving icons, clicking on menus of key commands, or typing commands in. The collection comes packaged with a fish chart for ''Fish!'', a map for ''Guild of Thieves'', and a calendar and audio cassette for ''Corruption''. The box includes four disks. The three games in this collection have been modified to use Magnetic Windows, the Windows interpreter previously used in '' Wonderland''. The games were originally text adventures, with still or minimally animated images of locations, and the collection adds windows and icons for elements such as mapping, inventory, and discovering items that can be manipulated. The player can use the windows inter ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
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