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I've never heard of this Alice game you refer to for C64.  The one I was
talking about was called "Alice in Wonderland" which featured primitive
graphics and an interface not unlike that of Maniac Mansion.  Awesome
game, but not the one you're talking about, I think.

Thanks for the leads, though, to all!  I found an interesting game in
case you're interested in Alice games, too, called "Alice: An
Interactive Museum" produced by Synergy Interactive Corp. based in San
Francisco.  Probably not a true adventure game, but intrigues me anyway!
The tough part will be finding a copy of it!

Aimee

  
Pete wrote:
> 
> George Waring <george@waring.com.remove> wrote in article
> <33b5c1b0...@news.altopia.net>...
> > "Inigo M." <shr...@artnet.net> wrote:
> >
> > >Does anyone know of any more games based on Alice in Wonderland that
> > >exist for the PC outside of that very old Windham Classic game called
> > >Alice in Wonderland that was released for the Commodore 64 (don't know
> > >what other formats it was released in)?
> >
> That game was written by Magnetic Scrolls (I think), for the PC, using
> graphics and a text parsor. The best I can date it would be 1992(ish).
> 
> I came across it, when I used to work for Tandy in the UK (Recession you
> know) and the only thing I really recall was that it was so buggy that it
> didn't work.
> 
> There was another Alice game, possibly the one you mention in the original
> post called "Alice" by Audiogenic UK?, for the CBM64, I saw a screenshot in
> a magazine boasting of the fantastic graphics (Fuzzy picture of blonde
> girls head.) but I'm not sure if it was ever realeased.
> 
> Does this help?
> 
> Pete