Questprobe Go back to Adventure International. The adventures in this series features characters from Marvel Comics. The original plan was to create a series of twelve games, each accompanied by a comic.Marvel Comics published three issues in its Questprobe series. The fourth comic starring the X-Men was already finished and was published years later in another series called Marvel Fanfare. Adventure International went out of business while game number four was being written. 1: The Hulk Type: Bitmap graphics Written 1984 by Scott Adams in Scott Adams database. Runs on: Apple II Atari 8-bit [Text only/Bitmap graphics] BBC [Text only] Commodore 16 Commodore 64 PC Spectrum TRS-80 2: Spiderman Type: Bitmap graphics Written 1984 by Scott Adams and Al Milgrom [art] in Scott Adams database. Runs on: Apple II Atari 8-bit [Text only/Bitmap graphics] Atari ST BBC [Text only] Commodore 16 Commodore 64 Commodore Plus/4 PC Spectrum TRS-80 Comments: Peter Parker, aka Spiderman, must defeat all of his most dangerous enemies: Sandman, Mysterio etc. 3: Fantastic Four (Human Torch & The Thing) Type: Bitmap graphics Written 1985 by Scott Adams in Scott Adams database. Runs on: Amstrad [Bitmap graphics] Apple II Atari 8-bit [Bitmap graphics; Disk] Atari ST BBC [Text only] Commodore 16 Commodore 64 [Bitmap graphics] Electron [Text only] PC [Bitmap graphics] Spectrum [Bitmap graphics] TRS-80 Notes: There were two versions of this game, an American disk version and a British cassette version. They differ in graphics and commands but not in text. This game used a new game system to handle the two actors, but rather than to port that, Adventure International UK bought the rights to the game system Melbourne House used for Terrormolinos. 4: X-Men Notes: This game was never released, but work was underway when Adventure International went bankrupt.

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