SwordQuestTrilogyFreak

Heh. Good luck. I read that thread by Flexuered and it seemed to be the biggest load (of you know what) ever posted on this website. Even if an AirWorld prototype was ever made (and I doubt it) it was probably lost or destroyed years and years ago. The AirWorld version I'm talking about isn't being made by Atari.

I have lots of games, where can I go to find out how rare they are?

I have the first three, havn't beaten them, not sure how to play them, but am looking forward to owning AirWorld to complete my set. :wink:

Flipping the score on Space Invaders or Playing Swordquest and getting a clue!!!! Page 16 picture 4 Back when the contest was still going on. - Beating Raiders of the Lost Ark - Destroying all the baddies in Star Raiders even thou I lost my Star Base. Ringing the tower after shooting my man through the moving window on cannon ball.

I wanted them all because my parents told me I couldn't have any of them. Space Invaders was my favorite. Of course by the time SwordQuest came out I begged, stole, and borrowed to get those cartridges.

***Aimee*** If another crook steals the sword from the twins, please don't include it in your comic. Let it be in someone else's imagination.

quote: Originally posted by MattyXB: I have found an old picture (maybe from ebay) There is a FireWorld Prototype on it (Lap Loaner Case). SwordQuest II FIREWORLD Cartridge stand on it. On an other picture I have found a strange yellow case with a little sticker on it. Someone on ebay has mean this is maybe too FireWorld Prototype. I don't know. Here the pictures (not from me): The first is a good one, the second I don't know. By the way, the other Prototype on the first Picture right is ET I think. I have the picture from the sale but i don't have a scanner yet when i get one i'll put it on here because it don't look like the ones you showed.

Has anyone ever heard of a prototype made for SwordQuest FireWorld? I saw one for sale on ebay awhile back and am wondering if that is a legit sale?

quote: Originally posted by Dutchman2000: A SwordQuest "fan" dribbled the following: "Hello. I collect video games, systems, coin-ops, you name it....from all genres, decades etc. You get my drift. Anyway, my one passion in all of video games is the Swordquest series. I remember as a kid pouring my heart into those games and becoming enthralled in the storyline as told through the comics. Being quite young I had no shot at the prize money, but it was a great fantasy of mine. I currently own several rarities of the Swordquest collection, including several of the Swordquest Adventurer T-shirts and 3 copies of the WaterWorld game cartridge. My favorite piece of my collection, though, is the WaterWorld contest entry-form/poster. I have it framed with the other two in my game room. This piece is my favorite because after roughly 3 years of snooping around, I've only been able to locate 3 others in the world which are still intact (not having been torn off to enter the contest...or thrown away for that matter) and mine is in gem mint condition. I also plan on bidding on the Fireworld chalice from Michael Rideout should he someday choose to auction it. Anyway I've rambled enough... I recently stumbled upon your website advertising the underground production of the Airworld cart and comic. I ask this with no ill-temperment towards yourself or your enthusiasm, but please do not complete this game. Part of the mystique of the Swordquest series lies in the fact that it is an unfinished story. It makes rumors such as the Beta-testing Airworld cart or the possible existence of a partial Airworld comic all the more exciting. It is a direct reflection of the hard times our friends at Atari were enduring, and I feel that it should be left that way. If Airworld were produced at all, I feel that it should be done by Gerry Conway and Tod Frye. Even then, after all these years I would remain a bit reluctant to accept their creation. Basically, I feel that a release of an Airworld game by a home-hobbyist after all these years would tarnish what several collectors and I hold as a very bright memory of our childhoods. My opinions will surely disappoint you, and I'm sorry for that. I am very much in favor of the home hobbyist keeping the 2600 alive through their creations, just not in this case. Please understand my perspective. I don't anticipate you will agree with me, and I only feel it would be fair to tell you that I hope to have this letter posted on the 2600 connection fanzine, and my opinions shall be voiced on all of the bigger 2600 related chat-rooms and message boards. I believe you will find several others who agree with what I've said." Do you all really feel this way? If so please post and I will just cancel this project which up to now has been progressing nicely. IGNORE THIS PERSON -

quote: Originally posted by StanJr: It should most definitely have something to do with the game (unlike the first two and maybe the third, don't know never read it). If you can make it more useful in figuring out the game I will be happy. Oh yeah, how about a plot somewhere as well. I think as long as you tell a straightforward adventure story you cannot go wrong. Maybe even end it with a cliffhanger (like the other books) just for kicks. Please don't end it with a cliff hanger, i've been waiting umpteen years just to find out how it ins, i'll really not want to wait another umpteen years to see another "cliff hanger".

Does anyone know how someone can get a copy of AirWorld the final game in the SwordQuest Series? Also do you know how to get a copy of the last comic? PS I know Atari DIDN'T complete the series, I'm talking about the fan thats decided to finish the series for them. Anyone have any Information on an update?