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   >  MP> > Same here. The Mammoth Cave system was the inspiration for "Colossal   
   Ca   
   >  MP> > Adventure," the first interactive fiction computer game (1976).   
   Develop   
   >  MP> > a PDP-10, the author used maps and recollections of his own Mammoth   
   Cav   
   >  MP> > explorations to populate it, and the original version had no sorcery   
   or   
   >  MP> > dragons or the like. It was an attempt to let people experience   
   Mammoth   
   >  MP> > without having to actually go into it.   
      
   > It was indeed text-based. I'm not sure what would need to be done to make it   
   > a door game, but the original was in FORTRAN and can be found on GitHub:   
   > https://github.com/Neko250/adventure   
      
   Too bad it is not COBOL or I might understand what it was doing.  :)   
      
   Did they have COBOL for the PDP machines?   
      
   Going to move this to Classic Computers before we start something here we   
   don't intend to!  :D   
      
   Mike   
      
      
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