[Coco] [Color Computer] Realm of Nauga

[L. Curtis Boyle]

On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 19:04:14 -0600, garysweaver <garysweaver at yahoo.com>  
wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I'm looking for any information anyone out there has on an old
> cassette coco1 game called Realm of Nauga. I bought it in the early
> 80s from a Radio Shack and have heard that after that it was included
> in some compilation(s) in coco clubs (via trading, etc.) If you have
> it, It would be really awesome if you could share it, and if you have
> a picture of a distribution of it (cassette, etc.) that would be way
> cool, and screenshot would be super awesome. If you know the name of
> the author, when it was written, or any of that then you are just the
> coolest. I'm trying to put together a Wikipedia article on it, because
> it was one of the early roguelike progenitors to Nethack. My wikipedia
> article was already deleted once because it didn't have enough info,
> but I got it undeleted, but I need to find more info on it if you have
> any so it won't get deleted again due to lack of info. :) Also, please
> add whatever information you can to Wikipedia on the old coco games.
> It is really sad to see all of the broken links to old sites on coco
> stuff, and I think a good way to keep information about the coco from
> getting lost is to put it into wikipedia (which I think will be around
> a long time). Please email me at garysweaver (at symbol here) gmail
> (dot com) or just post stuff up on the Realm of Nauga article in
> wikipedia.
>
> Thanks!
> Gary

I believe that it was from Spectral Associates, and it ran in the standard  
32x16 text screen, with a world larger than a single screen. I only played  
it a little in the early or mid 1980's, and haven't seen it since. Does  
anyone still have it?

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L. Curtis Boyle