FORTRAN Adventure (was Re: RL02 problem)

My first experience with Adventure was on the CDC Cyber 73 at Tektronix in 1977-'78. Wouldn't run on the (coolest ever) console, but only on remote terminals, typically old Tek 4010's DVST terminals (and some 4002A's, which were probably one of the coolest terminals made, IMHO) which were connected through a MODCOMP II front-end machine for serving lots of terminals via a massive panel of RS-232 connections. Operating system was KRONOS. I'm wondering if the port that we had came from you? I think, somewhere, I have a source listing of it on greenline 132 column paper, but it might take a while to find it. Other than the cool graphics games that could be played on the console (chess, spacewars, and a few others that I can't remember off hand). Adventure was the best there was -- and it probably contributed to the biggest waste of "expensive" computer time in its day (back in the days when time on the machine was accounted for, and charged-back to each cost-center who used it). Rick Bensene The Old Calculator Web Museum http://oldcalculatormuseum.com