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Wow, this sort of thing seems to be in the
news these days!
Note: I've updated these instructions for KIF 0.5; please see
here for the release notes..
My app is different however: it isn't web hosted, it runs natively on the kindle using the KDK APIs. As I don't have the official KDK, you'll need to jailbreak your kindle and
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Scott Adams games do seem to be just infocom games; if you dig about in the source of the HTML (e.g. http://www.freearcade.com/Zplet.jav/Advland.html is ADVLAND.Z5) , you can find the filenames of them ... or are you seeing a specific issue?
As for beer, that'd be great! Transferring it over the internet might be tricky though :)
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Can you walk me through adding a game from the IF archive? I tried downloading a file with a .z5 extension and putting it in the documents folder on my Kindle. I couldn't get that game to be recognized.
The two games in your download worked fine. I noticed your file was a .azw2 extension. Not sure what the difference is or if that matters.
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If you plug it into a PC and access the kindle's "drive", you put the z5 games in /developer/kif/work/
If you've unzipped kif-0.5.zip with the full directory structure, it should have created those directories for you.
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I'm really loving playing IF on my Kindle. It makes my commute on the subway go by faster. Plus I found all the old Infocom games I remember from high school. I plan to play them all.
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