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	AdventureSoft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AdventureSoft is a UK-based video game developer which was established in the 1980s by Mike Woodroffe, then owner of Callisto Computers, one of the very early computer shops.
		AdventureSoft signed deals that gave it access to the Fighting Fantasy Game Books by Steve Jackson(UK) and Ian Livingstone, as well as a new more sophisticated game system.
		The first fruits of this deal were "Seas Of Blood" by Michael Woodroffe and Alan Cox, followed by Stefan Ufnowski's Rebel Planet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AdventureSoft (492 words)

	The Tower of Pin - Reviews (Simon the Sorcerer Pinball)
		Adventuresoft, the good old company that created the adventure game Simon the Sorcerer (which I must add is quite good too!) back when the Amiga was one of the bigger names in the personal computer world, a sequel to the first simon title has since been released and a third (in 3D) is undergoing development.
		Adventuresoft has now released a pinball based on their simon the sorcerer games.
		Adventuresoft developed this pinball together with a third party that wanted to be anonymous (adventuresoft basicly used the third partys engine and did all the graphics and stuff themselves).
	www.pcpinball.com /reviews/english/sims/simon_sorcerer.html (2172 words)

	Adventure Gamers : Simon the Sorcerer 3D
		It turns out Adventuresoft had planned a third 2D style game, but plans were soon dropped after only a few test renders as it was decided that not even God himself would be able to come to earth and get a 2D adventure game published (their words, not mine).
		Adventuresoft was having a lot of problems getting the game published, and my expectations were becoming more and more tarnished with every update.
		Adventuresoft added gaming elements to the new 3D terrain that were not consistent with traditional point and click style.
	www.adventuregamers.com /print.php?id=435 (1549 words)

	Adventure Gamers : Top 20 Adventure Games of All-Time!!1!
		Once upon a time, a company named Adventuresoft released a game called Simon the Sorcerer, which was about a young boy named Simon who was thrust into a parallel universe where magic ruled instead of science.
		Adventuresoft soon created a sequel to this horrible game, aptly named Simon the Sorcerer 2.
		Adventuresoft obviously wanted this lesson to be made clear, so they made it very easy for Simon to crash into every tree, bush, fence, and house in the game world, as well as the occasional NPC.
	www.adventuregamers.com /display.php?id=362&p=9 (479 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It was during the hiatus of swapping my floppy disk version for the CD upgrade that I stopped playing (not much choice, really) and never got back to it.
		How Adventuresoft got away with some of the jokes directed at this thinly-disguised, well known fast food firm is beyond me. I laughed like a drain.
		Or by looking at the solution (yes, I admit it!) Adventuresoft's brand of humour may not appeal to all; the not-politically correct sequence featuring Um Bongo springs to mind.
	www.syntax2000.co.uk /issues/43/simon2.rev.txt (790 words)

	Lemon Amiga - Amiga games, Amiga reviews, retro games, classic games, Commodore, roms, adf, download
		AdventureSoft are that odd example of a games company, a company that hits upon one idea/game, likes it, makes an entire franchise spiralling out of said idea/game, and ends up solely producing and publishing games based on their established franchise.
		One would think that AdventureSoft might consider producing more original games in order to keep afloat, and make their name as a games company.
		Like most of the best games ever produced for the Amiga (and, er, every other system, come to think of it), Simon the Sorcerer is a point-and-click adventure, and so therefore we all know what it's going to involve.
	www.lemonamiga.com /reviews/view.php?game_id=575 (790 words)

	AdventureSoft - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation AdventureSoft (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Here you will find more informations about AdventureSoft.
		AdventureSoft signed deals that gave it access to the Fighting Fantasy Game Books by Steve Jackson (UK) and Ian Livingstone, as well as a new more sophisticated game system.
		A remodelled Adventure Soft Publishing was born in 1992 and began to release the very successful Simon the Sorcerer series games, continuing the trend towards more graphical gaming.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/AdventureSoft.html (507 words)

	Amiga reviews: Simon the Sorcerer 1
		Not only must he rescue the good wizard Calypso from the evil clutches of Sordid the Sorceror, but along the way Simon must complete a number of mini-quests: finding the staff of Nafflin the Necromancer for example and making a magical axehead for a melancholy woodcutter so he can chop down rubber trees.
		Adventuresoft have created a weird and wonderful land, where fairy tale, classic fantasy and comedy mix together in twisted but totally recognisable forms.
		Okay, I admit some of the voices are a bit dodgy but on the whole Adventuresoft have done a damned good job.
	www.classicgaming.com /amigareviews/simonthe.htm (3549 words)

	Review - Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth // Xbox /// Eurogamer
		Rancid putrefaction, a loose grip on sanity, and a malevolent cast of abject weirdoes were just a few of the ingredients you could expect from your average bit of HP sauce - a point certainly not lost on Brummie studio Headfirst in its long-delayed horror adventure title, Call of Cthulhu.
		The Headfirst mob is certainly a team with a fair bit of narrative-laced adventure heritage, too, boasting none other than Adventuresoft veteran Mike Woodroffe at the helm.
		Goodness knows how many hours we've sunk into the dozens of Adventuresoft titles down the years.
	www.eurogamer.net /article.php?article_id=61403 (2093 words)

	BDP (Block-Drawn Pictures)
		Birmingham-based Adventuresoft UK was founded by Mike Woodroffe.
		In any case, in 1985 they started publishing their own games under the Adventuresoft UK name.
		Originally they did their own distribution, later some games were distributed by Newcastle-based Tynesoft, and from 1987 onwards distribution was handled via U.S. Gold.
	www.if-legends.org /~pdd/ldp/bdp.html (199 words)

	gamebase64.com - The Gamebase Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Mike has hosted me at his offices in Birmingham and I was impressed by his dedication to adventuring in general -- all of which I said in an article last year.
		I feel pretty bad saying this because Adventuresoft are a good bunch, but really we've got to come clean here.
		Come on Adventuresoft -- you've got the talents if you want to use them -- have a bit more confidence in your own ideas, stop wasting money on licenses, spend it on game development and start winning customers instead of trying to buy them.
	www.gamebase64.com /oldsite/gameofweek/24/gotw_mastersofuniverse.htm (1166 words)

	The Tower of Pin - News (March Editorial)
		The pinball was interestingly enough developed by Adventuresoft together with a third party company that asked to be anonymous.
		The third party provided Adventuresoft with the engine that they based the pinball on.
		If I were to make a wild guess (that I suppose might be wrong) I would guess that the third party company was in some way Pin-Ball Games Ltd. (who have released such mediocre pinballs as Soccer '98 and Judge Dredd Pinball).
	www.pcpinball.com /news/editorial/99marsed.html (902 words)

	MacGamer - Get In The Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The reason we signed up Simon 2 was, that one of our programmers always wanted to play this game on his Amiga.
		So we approached Adventuresoft to see what can be done.
		Mike Woodruff from Adventuresoft is a very nice guy and we came to an arrangement very quickly.
	www.macgamer.com /news/item.php?id=997 (451 words)

	Adventure International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At it's peak in late 1983 to early 1984 Adventure International employed approximately 50 individuals, and published titles from over 300 independent programmer/authors.
		In Europe the "Adventure International" name was a trading name of AdventureSoft and other games were released under the name that were not from Adventure International in the USA.
		Alexis Adams has remained in the online world and runs the online sex site FatFantasy.net[1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adventure_International (402 words)

	gamebase64.com - The Gamebase Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Of course Adventure International have long gone down the tubes, but Brian Howarth and his merry men are still churning out the goods, now distributed by US Gold.
		he Wiz first gave you a glimpse of this game a couple of months ago and promptly got a slapped wrist from Adventuresoft, who didn't like being associated with the now defunct Adventure International.
		They especially disliked the references to Brian Howarth when he had nothing to do with the game.
	www.gamebase64.com /oldsite/gameofweek/18/gotw_rebelplanet.htm (1318 words)

	php-deluxe.net - description AdventureSoft
		By 1986 Adventure International in the USA was bankruptcy.
		The first fruits of this deal were Seas Of Blood by Michael Woodroffe and Alan Cox, followed by Stefan Ufnowski s Rebel Planet.
		With the rise of powerful systems like the Commodore International Amiga and a growing disinterest in text focussed games AdventureSoft began to actively exploit the graphical and multimedia angle of the games.
	www.php-deluxe.net /wiwimod,index.page,AdventureSoft.htm (493 words)

	Interview with Horrorsoft
		Horrorsoft closed down as a company a long time ago, and the majority of the staff went on to form
		As I asked Adventuresoft´s webmaster to link to my site, then surprisingly Andrew Brazier gave me Mike Woddroffes e-mail (just as I wished sooo long ;), so I could have an interview with Mr.
		AdventureSoft is currently publishing all our old games.
	www.nemmelheim.de /horrorsoft/elvira/interview.html (658 words)

	The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club™ - Web Companion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Many thanks must be extended to Dene Landucci and Darren Drabwell of Silicon Dreams and Andrew Brazier of Adventuresoft.
		Dogs of War audio-visual content such as screenshots, sound clips and other graphic elements are copyright Silicon Dreams and Talonsoft.
		The Feeble Files and Simon The Sorcerer audio-visual content such as screenshots, sound clips and other graphic elements are copyright Adventuresoft.
	www.reddwarffanclub.com /btl42_companion/acknowledgements.htm (225 words)

	Runaway A Road Adventure Review: Just Adventure - Reviews Walkthroughs and Adventure News!
		For a few brief years, starting around 1988, the computer game world seemed to be ruled by cartoony third-person graphic adventures.
		And lets not forget AdventureSoft’s Simon the Sorcerer games and the insane first two Discworld games.
		Perhaps the pinnacle of this tradition are the two superb Broken Sword games.
	www.justadventure.com /reviews/Runaway_Road_Adv/Runaway.shtm (880 words)

	Omniseek: /Games /Interactive Fiction /Titles /Simon the Sorcerer series /
		The followers of Adventuresoft's Simon the Sorcerer series have already been treated with two very humorous and very traditional adventure games which were strongly influenced by those earlier LucasArts adventures.
		The Sorcerer's Confession Susannah Morgan Charles Sutton, ghost, is the villain we love to forgive.
		By: Joonas Linkola The followers of Adventuresoft's Simon the Sorcerer series have already been treated with two very humorous and very traditional adventure games which...
	www.omniseek.com /srch/{24332} (599 words)

	Adventure Forums - Do you buy games that can only be purchased at online stores?
		I got my copy from a budget bin a few years ago, but I guess that you won't find a copy easily in a normal store...
		They may be good games, but I can't believe they sell well...
		When I ordered StS 1 from Adventuresoft about a year ago, it came in an old-fashioned cardboardy box - which reminded me how irritating it is to have the thing turn up squashed in the post!
	forums.adventuregamers.com /printthread.php?t=3559 (708 words)

	Simon 3 in 2D planned version - Interview english
		AdventureSoft used to be an independant publisher, but the directors realized that in the current state of the games market, it is not possible for a small publisher to exist.
		Therefore we decided to stop publishing our games ourselves and switch solely to development.
		Probably not - the market hasn't changed, so it's still impossible for a small independant publisher to exist amongst the likes of Eidos and Infogrames.
	www.adventurearchiv.de /s/simon3interviewen.htm (769 words)

	Home of the Underdogs - Company profile: Adventuresoft (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Home of the Underdogs - Company profile: Adventuresoft
		Formerly known as Horrorsoft, Adventuresoft developd the acclaimed Simon the Sorcerer games that are full of British charm and humor reminiscent of Infocom's Zork games of yore.
		Disclaimer: Home of the Underdogs does not claim rights to any software on the site.
	www.the-underdogs.org /company.php?name=Adventuresoft (85 words)

	Adventure International Memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Following the success of Adventure International, it went on to port the games to several other platforms, and set up a subsidary in the UK (AdventureSoft UK).
		In 1981, Brian Howarth used the same interpreter to write his set of Mysterious Adventures, which were marketed by AdventureSoft UK The games
		Adventure International Memorial created by David Lodge with lots of help from Paul David Doherty.
	www.if-legends.org /~aimemorial (117 words)

	Simon the Sorcerer 1&2 - PC - Gaming - ALL - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		I dearly want to play these again but am having issues.
		I've been to the Adventuresoft site and downloaded the patches in preparation as I have XP rather than Windows95/98.
		Only problem is that even when I follow the instructions from the site, I can't get the game to install.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?thread_id=24798&forum_id=1 (778 words)

	Game Trading Zone - User: TorQular
		I like point/click graphical, puzzle-solving, character interacting, inventory and item-trading, cut-scene and movie intervening adventure games in the vein of LucasArts "Day of the Tentacle".
		Some favorite game companies are LucasArts, Sierra, AdventureSoft, Virgin, BroderBund, and CyberFlix.
		I prefer to see pictures of games before trading if possible.
	gametz.com /?x&A=Users&uid=17808 (149 words)

	Telltale Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		After that came the rest (the indy games, lsl's, kq's,pq's,sq's) I think I've played most of those retro adventures but unfortunately most of my disks got lost when moving.
		I still have my first cd ever though (the sam and max full talkie edition) :) I also still remember simon the sorcerer 1and2 by adventuresoft, I recall I also liked those a lot, they made a 3 chapter in the game but that one just had awful graphics and a terrible 3d engine
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	www.telltalegames.com /forum/printpost?post=675 (142 words)

	IMG News:
		Since you probably haven't heard of the title, here's a little background.
		It was developed by AdventureSoft, the same UK publisher that worked with the PC versions of the Simon the Sorcerer series.
		port adventuresofts cartoon adventure "The Feeble Files" to the MACINTOSH.
	www.insidemacgames.com /news/story.php?ArticleID=2527 (396 words)

	IMG News:
		Simon II is a charming 2D graphic adventure with an emphasis on madcap humor.
		Originally created by UK developer Adventuresoft, this title was written during the days of DOS and 320x240 screen resolution.
		However history has proven that a good plot can rescue an outdated game.
	www.insidemacgames.com /news/story.php?ArticleID=1998 (345 words)

	BBC Games Archive - The Stairway To Hell
		ADVENTURESCAPE GENERATOR INC MURDER AT THE ABBEY (AandB)
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	www.stairwaytohell.com /bbc/sthcollection.html (444 words)

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