Archminion

Up on eBay right now: A complete boxed Adventure International release: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185030796003?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l3160&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=ca259859094e46ee86bf947051d10fcf&bu=43167309256&ut=RU&osub=-1~1&crd=20210904015208&segname=11021&sojTags=ch%3Dch%2Cbu%3Dbu%2Cut%3Dut%2Cosub%3Dosub%2Ccrd%3Dcrd%2Csegname%3Dsegname%2Cchnl%3Dmkcid They do exist! lol

Well I finally found a CoCo AI release other than Airline. It was right under my nose lol: https://www.mobygames.com/game/trs-80-coco/escape-from-traam/cover-art Like Airline though it still comes as part of a multi-format tape release...

Thanks very much for the new info. It is looking likel;y that at least some of the Scott Adams adventure games did make it to the coco... One game I do want to own is Eliminator which is a horizontal shooter. I can't even find any reviews of this one. It's a very good game as well. It's freely available for download but like most of the other AI games. I can't seem to find any physical evidence of it actually been released?

Thanks very much for all the info. I've read that most (if not all) of the AI releases for the CoCo were only released on tape so I wonder if they were just copied to disk for the purpose of uploading or sharing them? I have spoken to Curtis Boyle who runs the colorcomputerarchive site and he can't remember seeing any original AI releases in the flesh at all. There must have been very limited runs of these versions of the games? Please could I have a link to the CoCo Pirate Adventure manual? Thanks again.

Thanks for the reply. Can you remember if the manuals were printed copies of what may have been original manuals or actually typed up and printed documents? Cheers

Thanks for that jhd. The game Airline for the Atari (according to the manual) actually has the TRS-80 and CoCo versions also on the tape. It would be interesting if anyone who owns the Atari version could confirm if this was actually the case

cheers glurk, Thanks for that. I've been thinking the same. I know many of the game roms are actively available for download but it's possible they were just released some years later? It was reported that Scott Adams did release everything they had ever published (and possibly many games they hadn't...). I have spoken to him about the CoCo releases as well and he couldn't remember, which is expected after 40 years. I've posted on the FB CoCo collectors page as well and no one there seems to have seen physical releases of any of these games either? What a mystery...

One of the publishers I've always had an interest in was Scott Adams' Adventure International. I can't seem to find any solid evidence (box or manual scans etc) of any of their games actually been released on the TRS Color Computer though? I have found reviews of Rear Guard, Sea Dragon and one or two others but that's about it. Has anyone seen any of the CoCo releases from AI in the flesh at all? Thanks

Bump! Would be willing to pay £300 + shipping if anyone has a new sealed copy in the large Melbourne House box?

Looking to buy this rare game on disk or tape if anyone has a copy to sell? Please pm me or email gstubberfield@yahoo.com if you have a copy to sell. Thanks Can anyone confirm that it was even released in this format please with a photo?

Looking to buy this rare game on disk only if anyone has a copy to sell? Please pm me or email gstubberfield@yahoo.com if you have a copy to sell. Thanks

Wanted: (complete preferably) Either the European Melbourne House version Spanish Dro Soft version US Arcadia version Or the rare EDOS version Cheers

Hi, Looking to get hold of these games in the condition listed if possible please: (also any other unusual Rise related items like Brian May signed photos for example). RISE 1 PC DIRECTOR'S CUT (complete only) RISE 1 Mega Drive (sealed Acclaim blister pack version) RISE 1 US Game Gear version (complete or with manual at least) RISE 2 Saturn (sealed blister pack version) RISE 2 Macintosh (does it exist?) Cheers!