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It'd be writing a book or movie where you'd know the ending, pointless (though imagine how JK Rowling felt).</p> <p>If you did release them in the public domain, you wouldn't get that much of a response, just the odd letter of a fanboy and a half decent review somewhere. </p> http://www.retrogarden.co.uk/forum/topic/favourite-commodore-64-game#post-429 Thu, 10 Jul 2008 20:34:52 +0000 wrmason3 429@http://www.retrogarden.co.uk/forum/ <p>It was more like a 'create your own Ultima' type of setup, but it had 4 themes or so, such as generic Fantasy, Spy (James Bond type), Futuristic, and one more I think. Lots of pre-created items, character models, etc.</p> <p>It was not a graphic text adventure type of game. You'd place graphical tiles, and it was a top-down RPG style.</p> <p>The only problem was that it was rather slow to play, not zippy if you wanted to get around quickly.</p> <p>But the music was great, and there were some pre-made adventures that were cool, as well. </p> http://www.retrogarden.co.uk/forum/topic/favourite-commodore-64-game#post-422 Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:13:19 +0000 Rhys 422@http://www.retrogarden.co.uk/forum/ <p>Yeah, I wished I had a few of the games that I made. Mainly SEUCK games, but managed to make a pretty swish Mario Kart game from it :)</p> <p>Was that game - Adventure Construction Set similar to The Graphic Adventure Creator? </p>