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== Description == | == Description == | ||
An adventure game based on the rules of the "Dungeons & Dragons" RPGs. | An adventure game based on the rules of the "Dungeons & Dragons" RPGs. | ||
The classic version uses ASCII characters instead of graphics, because it was designed to run even in "dumb terminals". | The classic version uses ASCII characters instead of graphics, because it was designed to run even in "dumb terminals". | ||
The CoCo port runs on OS-9, and has a 40 col. mode, a 80 col. mode and a graphic mode. | The CoCo port runs on OS-9, and has a 40 col. mode, a 80 col. mode and a graphic mode. | ||
This last one uses a special set of characters, and can be selected by typing MAKEGW at the command prompt before running ROGUE. | This last one uses a special set of characters, and can be selected by typing MAKEGW at the command prompt before running ROGUE. | ||
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*Floppy drive | *Floppy drive | ||
*RGB Monitor recommended for the 80 col / graphic mode | *RGB Monitor recommended for the 80 col / graphic mode | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:26, 10 September 2015
Description
An adventure game based on the rules of the "Dungeons & Dragons" RPGs.
The classic version uses ASCII characters instead of graphics, because it was designed to run even in "dumb terminals".
The CoCo port runs on OS-9, and has a 40 col. mode, a 80 col. mode and a graphic mode. This last one uses a special set of characters, and can be selected by typing MAKEGW at the command prompt before running ROGUE.
Technical information
- Published by: Epyx
- Year: 1985 (Original non-CoCo version)
- Media: 1 disk (standard OS-9 35 tracks)
- Copy protection: No
System requirements
- CoCo 3
- 128K RAM (512K recommended)
- Floppy drive
- RGB Monitor recommended for the 80 col / graphic mode
