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Creating Adventure Games On Your Computer

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Creating Adventure Games On Your Computer
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Publisher: Ballantine Books
ISBN/ASIN: 0345318838
ISBN-13: 9780345318831
Number of pages: 196

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Though dated, Hartnell's book is a good introduction to adventure game construction. While the book focuses on BASIC programming, which wouldn't be a programmer's choice today, it offers sound design techniques for the absolute beginner.

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