Portal (909)

Box
System: PC
Company: Activision
Year: 1986
Genre: Puzzle
Theme: Apocalypse / Science Fiction / Unique / Text-based
Language: English
Licence: Commercial

Portal (ID: 909)

Disks:
3 x Booter (360kB)
Format:
Raw (.IMG)
Status:
Unverified
Language:
English
SHA1 Hashes:

0261f6cbb936c2dc290eda58d6c9e718023e5a82  disk1.img
e904e1bc4cf0543cd71fdf72e3f9fc0a1abb80fd  disk2.img
986c1e75d18fa351b53a43842da794ef5196500e  disk3.img
Added: 2012-08-13
Edited: 2020-04-20

Comments (3) [Post comment]

Mr Creosote (2023-09-30):

"novelty of the cyber-future interface"I wish I had thought of that wording when I wrote my piece :DDon't like the eBook version too much to be honest. Too many single-sentence paragraphs (horrible typesetting), and the fragmented style feels much more like the gimmick it is. Though I see that the work associated of pulling the same text out of the game after having done it once could easily be considered a tedious task.

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GrooveMD, Queer Time Machine (2023-09-30):

I have an ebook of the transcript of the game. I read it once a decade or so. I think the game was about the novelty of the cyber-future interface. It doesn't stand well against modern expectations of data organization for me, so the game is more tedious than the ideas behind it.

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Moebius (2012-08-13):
Feel free to share anything about Portal here!
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