The earliest commercial home computer port of the first mainframe adventure game, Colossal Cave. Players explore said cave, searching for treasure, solving puzzles, using magic, avoiding threatening little dwarves, and navigating mazes of twisty passages, all alike.

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Adventure versions

Merchant	Title
	Microsoft Adventure
	Microsoft Adventure
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A solid conversion

Daniel Saner (1080)

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Adventure source code found?	1	Pseudo_Intellectual (33360) Aug 29, 2007

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Trivia

The programs offered initially to run on the I.B.M. machines will be versions of programs that have been popular on other computers. They include VisiCalc, a popular business forecasting program; three business and accounting packages by Peachtree Software; Easywriter, a word-processing package, and even Microsoft Adventure, a fantasy game. The software, however, will sell in some cases for about twice the price of the equivalent programs sold for use on other competing machines.

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