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It's a very early version. Zork development began arund June 1977, so this is just six month in. I believe the officially final version is from 1981, and is t
by larsbrinkhoff 6y ago
It's a very early version. Zork development began arund June 1977, so this is just six month in.
I believe the officially final version is from 1981, and is the one Bob Supnik distributes. Macsyma developer Eric Swenson made off with a 1979 version, but it's virtually identical. I'm not aware of any more preserved versions beyond these three.
- GetLampVR 6y agohttps://youtu.be/z0-86M6DOqM https://youtu.be/z0-86M6DOqM I worked with Palmer luckey in 2009, he credits me for the idea of the rift in the Blake Harris book, history of the future. Chapter 33, William (bill) Wallace. I got scared when I found out he lied about making the rift open source as he promised for years. The day the Kickstarter went live, he removed all references to open source. He also had accepted 17 million from people like Stanford rapist Joe Lonsdale before the Kickstarter, causing Kickstarter to be sued and forcing them to change several official policies. I remember telling Palmer in 2010 about an old ad that Activision used to run about the infocom games, a picture of a brain that said no graphics processor could ever match human imagination. I just watched the get lamp documentary and found the Crawford and Pinsky interviews deeply spiritual. Have you ever watched a movie called world on a wire? It's an old German film about the simulation hypothesis.