> > I couldn't agree with you more. Even though
> > graphics have come a really long way, and
> > some games nowadays can be graphically
> > breathtaking, I ***really*** miss the old
> > text adventure games; especially the Infocom
> > ones. How about Zork, Bureaucracy, Leather
> > Goddesses of Phobos, Nord&Bert Couldnt Make
> > Heads or Tails of It, etc... Ah, the
> > memories of challenging, imagination-inducing
> > games. :-)
>
> I agree. While there are some really great games that sport equally impressive graphics,
> there is nothing that has really replaced the old text adventure genre.

What about _Starship Titanic_? I've never played it myself, but it was supposed to be an assay in that direction.

Pa"'Framed!' is pretty good too, even if the graphics are ancient"ul