which escape us.Currently, I'm looking for the demo of Terrorist Tower by GreaseMonkey. It was linked only on z2, released in 2006, and we can't find a backup - I already asked GreaseMonkey about it. Have any of you saved it?
z2 Lost & Found
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z2 Lost & Found
Even as the Museum of ZZT gets ever closer to containing every ZZT game ever made, there are still some which escape us.
Currently, I'm looking for the demo of Terrorist Tower by GreaseMonkey. It was linked only on z2, released in 2006, and we can't find a backup - I already asked GreaseMonkey about it. Have any of you saved it?
which escape us.Currently, I'm looking for the demo of Terrorist Tower by GreaseMonkey. It was linked only on z2, released in 2006, and we can't find a backup - I already asked GreaseMonkey about it. Have any of you saved it?
Re: z2 Lost & Found
Another thing that popped up that would be cool to preserve is ZZT 3.25 by Smallhacker. It used to be hosted on the Mirror Image Games website, but was not archived by Wayback. It's not very important - the description, which was preserved, suggests it only fixes the #PUT bottom-row bug - but it would be cool to have for completeness's sake.
The URL was http://www.geocities.com/jddgames/zzt3_25.zip and the filename was zzt3_25.zip.
The URL was http://www.geocities.com/jddgames/zzt3_25.zip and the filename was zzt3_25.zip.
Re: z2 Lost & Found
It's been a while.
There's now a list of known and suspected lost games I maintain at https://zeta.asie.pl/wiki/doku.php?id=r ... _zzt_files, but - of course - it's incomplete.
There's now a list of known and suspected lost games I maintain at https://zeta.asie.pl/wiki/doku.php?id=r ... _zzt_files, but - of course - it's incomplete.