Papafuji’s DS Adventures brings 80’s fun to your DS

If you wanna take a trip down memory lane, specifically, the path going back to the 80's, yet aboard your very modern Nintendo DS, then this is the perfect opportunity for you to do so. papafuji's DS game development page is hosting downloads of several games, most of which have been developed in the 80's.

Now, the good news is that these games have been handed over, so to speak, by their respective authors, and can now be enjoyed for free. The games included are the following:

Graphic Adventures

• Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle: Scott Adams (1985)
• The Golden Baton: Brian Howarth (1983)
• The Time Machine: Brian Howarth (1983)

Text Adventures

• Double Scott: Scott Adams (1981-1985)
• Mysterious Adventures: Brian Howarth (1983-1987)
• Level 9 Adventures: Austin Brothers (1983-1986)
• DS-Frotz: misc (1979)

If you'd want to gain more information about these games, and if you want to download them, just head on over to the Read link below to get to the papafuji site. Enjoy and good luck with your adventures!

If you wanna take a trip down memory lane, specifically, the path going back to the 80's, yet aboard your very modern Nintendo DS, then this is the perfect opportunity for you to do so. papafuji's DS game development page is hosting downloads of several games, most of which have been developed in the 80's.

Now, the good news is that these games have been handed over, so to speak, by their respective authors, and can now be enjoyed for free. The games included are the following:

Graphic Adventures

• Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle: Scott Adams (1985)
• The Golden Baton: Brian Howarth (1983)
• The Time Machine: Brian Howarth (1983)

Text Adventures

• Double Scott: Scott Adams (1981-1985)
• Mysterious Adventures: Brian Howarth (1983-1987)
• Level 9 Adventures: Austin Brothers (1983-1986)
• DS-Frotz: misc (1979)

If you'd want to gain more information about these games, and if you want to download them, just head on over to the Read link below to get to the papafuji site. Enjoy and good luck with your adventures!