Atari 8-bit - Electronic Arts - 1986

Age of Adventure

Genre: Adventure - RPG (2-D)
Year: 1986
Language: Machine Language
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Controls: Joystick / Keyboard
Developer: —
Players: 1 / 2 (sim.) / 2+
Country
Programmer(s): Smith, Stuart
License: Commercial
Graphic Artist(s): —
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Sound: —
Rarity: 7
Cover Artist(s): —
Serial: —
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Re-release of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and The Return of Heracles in a single package.

Missing original disk image!

Thanks to Ingo Martin for the scans.

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INSTRUCTIONS (2)

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Disk 1

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COMMENTS (6)

GD16 Sept 2020
I just obtained a working copy of this disk, though I'm reluctant to send it out again in the mail. I have an SIO2PC; can I create an atr by daisy-chaining the 810 and the SIO2PC?
retrodawn1 Jul 2020
Seems the link in my previous comment screwed up the formating. Ali Baba in Age of Adventure has a game speed setting from 1 to 5? (2 was default), whereas the original only has a default speed. Unfortunately, I've checked all the other Atari games archives on the Web and none have AoA, and the files for Ali Baba are all of the original release. If anyone has a copy of AoA, could they send it to AtariMania and maybe the other Atari games archive sites? I can help to transfer the original disk to a disk file on a modern PC.
pedalpowered8 Jul 2013
Ali Baba in Age of Adventure has a game speed setting from 1 to 5? (2 was default), whereas the original only has a default speed. Unfortunately, I've checked all the other Atari games archives on the Web and none have AoA, and the files for Ali Baba are all of the original release. If anyone has a copy of AoA, could they send it to AtariMania and maybe the other Atari games archive sites? I can help to transfer the original disk to a disk file on a modern PC. From http://www.atarimagazines.com/v6n4/productreviews.html: "And pace is where the game bogs down. Of the five speed settings, the default is 2 (and 5 isn't all that fast), but the game accesses the disk drive often enough to make your head spin." According to the Ali Baba section of the AoA manual: "The higher the Speed value, the faster the game will respond and more skill will be required in controlling your characters." Manual (http://project64.c64.org/games/0-l/index.html) was the same for both C64/Atari, with a separate Atari Reference Card (http://mocagh.org/ea/ageadv-refcard.pdf) for platform-specific info.
JohnM6 Aug 2007
Did EA update Ali Baba game to run on XL/XE computers or were the titles identical to original? Regards John
Dave27 Mar 2007
Actually I think I have the original disks somewhere..whoever runs this site we could discuss how I could make them available (maybe if I can find them). This was a great set and I would love to play it again
Keith15 Feb 2006
These are two of the most well-designed adventure games of all-time, and it's a shame that they haven't been remade.