Well in the days after school, when I used to play all the old
infocom games, before I had the net, I played that.
My favorite dos games were world, cosmoserve, run for president mars
and lgop, starcross and a few others.
Other than git and the html tads and hugo interpreters I never
really caught on to any of the text based if stuff for windows.
Mostly I play audio games.
Though now my life has more in it I barely have time to play for more
than a couple hours a month.
Actually I have more time but I don't care to spend it all on playing.
There was one stage where gaming was my life.
So I hardly play if games unless for whatever reason I feel like doing that.
This may change, as people go back to work, and my responsibilities
ease, though thats not likely to happen with the servicing of all the
computers for family not to mention other things, but never say never.
At 12:24 p.m. 6/01/2012 -0800, you wrote:
Hey Tom and all.
Oh yes I remember good old Leather Goddesses. I remember playing
that way back in the day when I was in college on my old DOS pc, my
then girlfriend who is my wife now and I played that thing for a
couple years on and off trying to solve it. We eventually did get
through it and for anyone who hasn't I won't spoil the ending other
than to say it's absolutely hysterical, or we thought it was
anyhow,and worth all the effort of solving the game. Haven't found
anything else in that genre I've liked enough to finish it.
Laters.
Tom
On Jan 6, 2012, at 12:03 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi Lisa,
>
> Not that I recall. Leather Goddesses of Phobos, was the closest they
> got to true adult interactive fiction. Still it was fun even if it was
> a bit tamed down.
>
> On 1/6/12, Lisa Hayes <lhay...@internode.on.net> wrote:
>> Yeah that was a good adult game, or the lewd part was, did
infocom make any
>> other adult games.
>> Lisa Hayes
>>
>
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