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Founded in 1984, this British company produced seven highly-regarded IF works. In common with contemporaries Infocom and Level 9, Magnetic Scrolls employed a virtual machine, but it was based on the machine code of a real 68000 chip, instead of an invented machine. Magnetic Scrolls' authoring system anticipated later trends by emphasizing more simulation.

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Magnetic Scrolls Memorial at IF-Legends

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	Founded in 1984, ~~the~~ British ~~producer of~~ seven highly-regarded IF works. In common with contemporaries [[Infocom]] and [[Level 9]], Magnetic Scrolls employed a [[virtual machine]], but ~~in their case~~ it was based on the machine code of a real 68000 chip. ~~Their~~ [[authoring system]] anticipated later trends by emphasizing more [[simulation]].		Founded in 1984, this British company produced seven highly-regarded IF works. In common with contemporaries [[Infocom]] and [[Level 9]], '''Magnetic Scrolls''' employed a [[virtual machine]], but it was based on the machine code of a real 68000 chip, instead of an invented machine. '''Magnetic Scrolls'''' [[authoring system]] anticipated later trends by emphasizing more [[simulation]].